El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-07
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES CENTER AROUND
BOYS AND GIRLS OF Ell PASO ABOUT
TO RETURN TO THE BIG COLLEGES

NCHoOL days are nearly here
again
- The gayedes OF summer and
happy vacations are fast fitting ou
pIeasure-d0tted butterfly wings. and
our girls and boys are beginning to-
plan their wardrobes and talk dates
for turning their faces c0lIeEewards-
The call from eastern finishing
schools has reached many. and the
more ardGous duties Of Universiti
both in The east and west and nearer
home, await many OF the city's
younger inteuectuals-inc including many
sad hearted boys who are yet too
Young TO enlist for Uncle sam
Many Of the future social events,
until well into september viii center
around these teens and rWenries.
whose last days at home will herald
q -iddv whirl Of fareWells.
Miss Nancy Edwards IS entertaining.
Wednesday night. at the parental
TeEr0u J- Edwards home on Rampant
street in compliment TO Miss Nellie
Smith. who is leaving Saturday 20 at
tend the University Of California, a.
Berkeley on the bay. Dr. and Mrs
H. p Homan are also planning an af-
-air for their niece. Miss Smith, in
which Miss Elizabeth AleXander. Of
Dallas another niece. viii share, in
the form Of "a supper and dance Fri
day ui-hr-On the very eve of the
formers departure for the northwest.
There are to be some - young folk.
among them many who are also soon
20 Join FL FasO's lauEhter-lOVIu- stu
dents to foreign portals or temples Of
learninE-Jack NOWeu and Francis
BrOaddus. who go TO the Virginia Mill
t1ry institute Miss Eryline vowel.
an attendant AT Wellesley Miss
Nancy Edwards who in September
viii again return TO Northwestern
physical training Miss Esther Rice,
studying music and other arts nj
Hiram college. near Cleveland. and
her brother. Nelson Rice. preparing
g an arCni-asr at the Carnegie Tech
Miss Mary Dewey. who goes 20 the
T University Of Texas again. and In
uumera Bile others sort of last
frOlic before the long separation. Miss
Lucille Gray. of Bonham. and some OF
the other visitors are among those
hidden, In addition to the school set
The University or California is 90
be the destination for several Of the
last years graduates. this autumn,
Miss Carrie Adams. Miss Helen Muir
fOCh and Miss Robbie Louise Stewart
having decided upon this Douula~ IN
stitution Of learning for their e5ucI-
rioual careers 'Jim" Lewis also i0-
tends going there. as does Miss VII
lard Brown. who was awarded O
scholarship from the FL Paso High
The Misses Pearl and Ruby PouE-
ford are in their third and second
years. resuertIvelv- ar WELLESLEY. hu-
il IS uncertain whether the former .
viii be able TO participate 10 any ev- /
tent in athletics this summer. as she .
is recUuerariuE from a serious a0neu- /
diriris operation 20 which she sub f.
wi-ted soon after coming home. Miss .
Ann 1TaE0ffin has also applied for adj .
mission % Wellesley. though on ac-
count Of the lateness Of the summer.
Fl IS hardly probable that she viii go.
Miss Birdie Eru0D euteres Wellesley .
for her freshman vear-and with high F.
credits TUlUer Schumacher. who ar-
tended Middleton. Conn WESLEYAN
last year. isn't sure about going back .
he wants most awful1v N do his bit
on the battle lines Of Fro -a. but he
is all his mother has and he is rather .
Young after all So his decision still .
hangs in the balance
Among the younger ser who VIII .
swell the state u1iversity's roster in +.
addition 20 Miss Dewey. are Miss /
Trze0hine Peach and Miss Mary Har- +
o.. both popular members % the IT (
class OF II PasO HIGH. who are en-
.a~iug for their freshman year and .
Mics B0-0ice Brick, a sophomore
-Tiss Mary Simpson GOEEin returns .
.1 F-~7 Nawr and Miss Jane Burgess ]
o Shi7lev'S preparatory school NJ /