El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-13
By DOROTHY b. JOHNSTON.

Stewart, entering Lawrenceville. to
I prepare for Princeton. Hicks TOOley
and Guy Hammett Davis start east
ward on the same train, bound for
I Boston Tech. Hicks TOoley, who is
] about TO enter the latter for his third
| year, is not leaving quite so early, this
autumn, as his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
l ". L TOOley, are taking possession
] Of their handsome new residence in
] austin Terrace. and he wants TO share
I in the settling
Miss Eryline Vowel. who attends
I wellesley, Cby the way. with advanced
I credits left on Thursdays Golden
state, travelling eastward in company
with ". L Gaines, who is en- route TO
/ St Louis.
Dewey Carson is entering Bliss
] Electrical school at Washington, D. c.,
to fit himself for useful profession,
and leaves this Thursday night for the
east He IS the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
n. H. Carson of san Antonio street
Harold Coldwel, son OF judge and
Mrs. ". NJ. COldWell, also left today
for Annapolis. this being his second
year Thomas Gleason is at West
Point
Miss Nancy Edwards. the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton J. Edwards,
leaves Saturday for Northwestern uni
versity, in company with Miss Helen
Cassidy, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
]. Cassidy. both Of these popular girls
specializing in physical training
The PonsfOrd girls, Ruby and Pearl
and both attendants at Wellesley in
their second and third years, respec-
lively. are departing for the east on
Tuesday.
Miss Nancy Beau Williams. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Williams, OF
Rio Grande street, goes some time be
tween the 21st and 23d. for her second
= Miss Enanne'G "a EhTnmg HE
school for girls, in New York
Miss Dorothy Quigly viii join FL
Paso's educational exodus also next
week, expecting TO leave on Friday,
the 2lst, to resume her studies in Tar
rytOWn, New York, at Miss MasOns
fashionable school on the Hudson.
Miss Mabel O'COnnOr and her sister,
Miss Margaret. who are daughters Of
alderman !. p. OCOnnOr, are also
among Fridays contingent to the east
point, Margaret being student at
the same school from which Miss
OConnor was graduated
Miss GenevieVe Banneu, who for
merly attended Penn Hall. in Cham
bersburg, Pa, but who has decided
to enter National Park Seminary, out
side OF Washington, D. c.. for this year,
plans to leave about the 28th OF 30th,
and viii stop en- route in Chicago to
spend a few days with her former
roommate at Penn. Miss Grace HaW-
kins a student at Boucher college, in
Baltimore, Nd, expects TO leave in
company with Miss Bannell. the trip
being far pleasanter.
Ward-Belmont school in Nashville.
has a splendid representation OF FL
PasO girls this year, the Misses Eliza
beth and Marry Kelly and Miss Mar
garet WOodside and Lucille Mckee
being OF the number
Miss Anne MagOffin, who had passed
with splendid credits several months
ago. the entrance to Wellesley. has
given up going east this year and in
stead is teaching at san Jacinto.
The California schools. that invari-
ably open among the first Of the col
leges, have received their quota OF Fl
Paso youth weeks agO-Miss Mary
Nafe to Mills; Miss Nellie Smith, Miss
Carrie Adams, Miss Miriam Burt, Miss
Helen Murdoch. Miss Robbie Louise
Stewart, the scholarship girl" Jim"
Lewis, the scholarship boy" Miss
willard Brown Fred Humphreys and
others, TO Berkeley. where all matrlc-
ulated at the University Of California;
Curry Jackson and Russell Mills to
Stanford. at PalO Alto
Miss Esther Rice was also com
PEELED 10 leave earlier, TO be on hand I
at the opening OF Hiram college, in I
Ohio, this being her second year Mel z
son Rice is perfecting himself IN 4
architecture at Carnegie Tech, having I
gone the middle OF August They are
the daughter and son Of Rev Perry J.
Rice and Mrs Rice
Miss Edna Pritchett IS enrolled at
the State Normal OF Kansas.
David Goodman left Wednesday for
Roswell. y. n, TO enter the Military
academy
Jack Vowel and Francis Broaddus
are TO spend the year at the Virginia
institute, and Clyde San
burn is 70 be graduated with this
years class from the New Mexico