The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-09
THE EMORY COMMENCEMENT.

Social Textures Particularly Graft
fyinR-Speakers and Subjects.
Emory College oxford, Ga, June S-The
social side OF Emory commencement is a
brilliant success. The reception given
last evening at the home of President
bowman by the Innocents and Naughty
Ones was a most enjoyable affair.
OF course, the visiting young ladies have
nearly all the interest of the college boys
centered upon them. and beautiful rep
resentation of Southern beauty they are
Among those present are: Misses Nathan
Lyon Winston, of West Point, Burdeene
Biechele, of Canton Ohio, Nan J. Hill, of
Washington, Ga, Laura B. Caldwell of
Atlanta, Louelle Mobley, of Monroe An
nette Walker, of Monroe, Sue Means, of
Oxford Allen Moon, of McDOnough, Mae
Barry, of Decatur, Bertha Adams of Ce-
dartown, and Cerrenne Smith, of Elberton.
guests of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra
ternity
Misses Claire bowman of Oxford, Edna
Arnold of Elberton, Roline Clark of Mad
ison, Pansy Pearce, of Columbus, H.
Laura Boyd, of Savannah, Sarah Brown
Connally, of Atlanta, Julia Emery, of At
lanta, Hazen Holmes, of Macon, Margaret
Thomson, of Savannah. Carrie Sasnett, of
Atlanta, Eva May, of Jackson, Nellie
Land of Jackson, Mira Jenkins of Eaton
ton, guests of the Chi Phi fraternity.
Misses Lucy Graves, of Birmingham,
Ala, Eva Ganett, of Macon, Lucille Parks,
of Granville, Pauline Daley, of Wrights-
Vile, Emily Graves, of Sparta Louise Lit
tie of MilIedgeville, Susia Hunter, of At
lanta, Claudia Clark, of Louisville, Lemmie
Virgins, of Camilla, and Sadie Smith, of
Atlanta, guests of the Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity.
Misses Lucille Flanders of Macon, Jeffie
Bloodworth, of Griffin, Annie Nolan, of
McDonough, Helen Means, of oxford, May
Poage, of Monticello, Fla, Matte Hatch
err, of Columbus, Marie Bullock, of Ocala,
Fla, Elnor Jones, of Gainesville, Mae
Simmons, of Bolton, Hazen Adkins, of At
lanta, Marie Harlan, of Calhoun, Pau
line Boyd, of Adairsvile, guests of the
Kappa Alpha fraternity.
Misses Rosa Aubrey, Of Gainesville, Ina
Carlton, of Atlanta Mamie Marshall, of
Atlanta Mary Park, of LaGrange, Vir-
ginia Watts of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Car
RE Dent, of Newman, guests OF the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity.
Misses nellie Harrelle, of Cochran, Lues-
la McKibben, Of McDonough, Belle Can
non, of Conyers, Maud johnson, of De-
catur, Snow Phillips, of Lithonia, jamie
Hartwell, of Union Point Mary Rosser of
Atlanta Marie Evans, Of Oxford, Sarah
Wooleey, of Atlanta, Harriet NORMAN, Of
Lynchburg, Va, guests OF the Sigma M
fraternity
The Freshmen's Contest.
The freshman defamation contest was
the feature of the commencement last
night and a very spirited contest II was.
The crowd OF visitors In town was sup
plemented to-day by large crowd who
came down in the afternoon and tonight
the auditorium was filled 10 its utmost
capacity.
The speakers and speeches were as fol-
lows: William c. Bonnell of oxford, THE
Greed Of the Flag" Samuel G. Brown Of
Dorsey, 1.-The Greatest OF Harvests;
John Newton Haddock, Life" Harry F.
Hentz of quincy, Fla, Southern Wo-
manhood in the Sixties" Garnett w.
Quillian of Madison. "A Plea for Prohibit
tion-Henry w. Grady" Douglass Rum
bic of Forsythe, dux OF the class, rs
Every Man for Sale?" Hugh s. Sloan Of
Wnlingham, Tendencies From the
Mountain Tops" William j. Stallings of
McRae, 'Dr. Dabneys Response to Min
lister Wu;" George Wlnship, Jr., OF At
lanta, "Our Responsibilities in the Phil
irpines;" and Andrew Price Woolley OF
Atlanta, Another Christian College in
the South"
Tomorrow the exercises will be of
great interest. The commencement SER
mon will be preached by DR.. John
Mathews OF Nashville at II a. M, at r.
m. DR.. Young j. Allen will make an ad-
dress on the conditions now prevalent In
China, and at p. m, Rev. c. r. Bird II
First Church, Atlanta, will preach.