Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-14
ALABAMA.
AUBURN,
A Round of Fetes at the A. 6 M. College
 Commencement.

l ence)-The german given by the l. PC. club last night was quite social event. l Beautiful girls in exquisite toilets and
 gallant escorts made charming picture. | Capt. l.. B. Cannon led the figures to
 the seductive strains of Wurms' orches- l tra. The following couples were pres ent
 Miss Bessie Brown with Cadet Negus, Miss Katie Brown with MT. k. FulGhum, Miss Mary E. Linn with Cadet c. Nel- son, Miss Lidie Nelson with Cadet B. Atwood, Miss Ella Nelson with Mir. F. Lupton, Miss Talulu Gachet with MT. Me Dougal, Miss Ware with Cadet Bussey, Miss Henry with Cadet George Bondu- rant, Miss. Lidie Lane with Cadet w. Wills, Miss McClelland with Cadet Key ser. Misses Craft with Messrs Wilstead and Atwood, Miss Hattie May Mcqueen with MT Linn, Miss Robins with F.. Gachet, Miss Robinson with W. W. Will 1 Hams, Miss Lottie Lane with Mr Mofgan, l Miss Kate Lane with Mr. Casey, Miss Turner with Mir. Peevey. Miss Hill with l w. E. Henley. Miss Stewart with MT. Taylor. Miss Greil with MT. Greil, Miss 1 Carrie Nelson with Otis Smith, Miss Clay
 with Cliff Stewart. Miss Kerr with MT l DuBose.
 Chaperones-Mesdam Smith, Nelson, Negus, and Peterie.
 StagS-GoVernor Oates, MessrS Burton,
 Johnston, Dorsey and Robert Thach. It was one of the most enjoyable ocea- | sionS Of the season, and the young men l of the club are to be congratulated. MT R. H. Thach delivered the alumni
 address in Langdon hall this morning at l 10 o'clock. He made a delightful word l painting of an ideal students life. A
 large audience was present. The labora- l tories were thrown open from 2 to D. l m., attracting much attention. The battalion was reviewed at D. m | by the governor and his staff. Next came the prize company drill l Much enthusiasm had been worked up l and colors of the different companies
 were everywhere seen. The fair bron- l sors, Misses Nelson, Linn, LG--so and Brown, occupied carriage drapsa with colors. The drill was conducted by Lieu l tenant Jones of the governors staff, re- sulting in favor of Company D. Capt H. II. Smith, Miss Nelson of Selma, his sponsor, presenting the sword. MT. Walter B. Hill of Macon, Ga, de- 1 liYered the address before the literary 1 societies aE 8 D. In After this fitting ora ton the junior class oratorical and so- l ciety medals were awarded to Cadet J. l L. Moulder.
 After these exercises the faculty, board
 of trustees, senior class and alumni ad- | journed to the chapel, where a sumptu- ous banquet was given by the alumni Dr. Charles Ross presided as toastmas- ter.
 The following prominent alumni were present:
 pr. ". II. Blake of Louisville, B. L. Walker of Washington, R. H. Thach of l Birmingham, Prof. ". $. Cox of La Grange. Ga; k. C. Jones of Selma o.
 D. smith of Atlanta, Dr. ": G: Harrison | of Talla1ega, Prof. w. r. Feagin of
 Albert vile, Ala: c. w. Ashcroft and
 T. D. Sanford of Opelika, and others. Among the distinguished guests pres
 ent were: Dr. M. D. Hoge. Governor l Oates, pr. l. Tichenor Hon. w. B. Hill. n Ion l strong, Col. Thomas Williams and oth- l CTS.
 The following toasts were responded
 "The State Of Alabama" Governor
 "The Church" Dr. M. D. Hoge
 'The College" Dr. W. L. Brown.
 "trhe Faculty" Prof. o. D. smith. | "Tlle Alumni Association-Techni- l cal" R. H. Thach Esq. "Education," Hon. Thomas Williams.
 "Our Sister Institution" Prof. A. l..
 Bcndurant of the University of Missis- sippi
 .'The Ladies, or Sleeves and Their Ladies'" T. D. Sanford. ] Glass of '95,' Cadet H. H. Peevey. During the course of the banquet Dr. l l. v. Tichenor, formerly president of the 1 college, was presented a beautiful gold l headed cane by number of his old 1 students that were present at commence
 
 l Prof. c. c. Thach in a very happy little speech, to which Dr. Tichenor most feel 1 ingly responded. It was 9 delightful oc- casion, and one that will long be remem- l bered by the alumni
 A dance was given in Thomas hall last 1 night in honor of visiting young ladies.
 The following couples were present
 Miss Linn with Cadet Tichenor, Miss IIill Eila
 Nelson with Cadet Keyser, G. T. MISS 1 Lida Nelson with Cadet Yykiilaliis, MISS MISS 1 Carrie Nelson with Cadst ArItlS toll, MISS
 Bussey with MT. Goenet, Miss Carter
 r,ifb 5,adet ri,ft-,ey. Miss Ware with l C,adnt Efenle., Miss Hill with Cadet Mill l etead ss1sss Williams with Cadet Whit
 inesSsdiss Patterson with Cadet Nelson, l Allss Robinson with Cadet Atwood Miss l Crcnshaw with Cadet Fredrich, Miss
 Kate Lane with Cadet s. Jackson, Miss
 Lottie Lane with MT. W. Wills, Miss Du- | Bose with Cadet Sutcliffe, Miss Kerr
 with Cadet DuBose, Miss Gibbs with | Cadet Scott, Miss Mcqueen with Cadet | Semmes. Miss Baker with Cadet Wright l Miss Preer with MT. Charles Brown, Miss 1 S. Craft with Cadet Taylor, Miss l.. l Craft with Cadet Johnston. haperones-Mesdames Nelson, Petrie, l Smith and Bussey.
 1 StaEs-Messrs. Johnston, Oates Dor 1 H. DeBardeleben. Hare and H. H. Smith 1 Wurms' orchestra furnished the music | and the dance was highly enjoyed. | Distinctions and diplomos will be de- 1 livered tomorrow and most brilliant | commencement will be closed with that | evening.