The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-31
END OF SCHOOL YEAR.
Commencement Exercises in Marion
at an End.


last night with the baccslaureate address
at the Judson by the Rev. Charles Man
~. d. D.. Lexington. Mo-. and the presen-
tation of diplomas to the following young
ladies:
Full Graduates-Miss Lexie Davis Dali
las, Tex. y Miss Blanche Davies. GALLON,
Ala: Miss Carrie Ellis. Hazelhurst Miss. !;
Miss Vida Hestle, Buena Vista. Ala:
Als: MISE miss josie Sse Norwood Norwood Montgomery.
Ala; Miss Purnie Pope. wiisonville
Ala: Miss Jettie Stone. Sucarnochee
Miss; Miss Asenath Smith. Prattville.
Ala; Miss Ella Ward; Ellisviie, Miss;
Eclectic characteristics Julia Collins
Gallon. Ala; Miss Maud Carson. Funs-
ton, Ala; Miss Marie Daughdrill Marion
Ala; Miss Jessie Davie. Blocton; Ala. !;
Miss Mary Ivey Eley. Union Springs
Ala; Miss Esther Fuller, Brewton. Ala. !:
Miss Alice Huey. Bessemer, Ala; Miss
Lily Martin. Rushton. La; Miss Sallie
Macdonald. Shelbyville, Tenn; Miss Fan
ME Lou Riley. Andalusia, Ala: Miss Lena
tie Taylor. Opclika. Ala.
Graduates In Music (Pianoforte. )-Miss
Myrtle Bennett. Bennettsville, La; MISS
Josie Cranberry. Hazlehurst. Miss; Miss
Nettie Redus, Greensboro. Ala: Miss
Corinne Smith, Crystal Springs. Miss.
Graduates in Art.-Miss LULA Boyce.
Clinton, Ala: Miss Eva Lyles. CASTOR
burg. Ala: Miss JAMIE Simmons. Mon
Excelsior Medallsts.-Miss Vida Nestle,
Buena Vista. Ala; Miss Leila Melton.
Pineapple. Ala. sfn
The greatest enthusiasm resulted when
President Patrick. on the presentation OF
the diplomas anpounced that the past
session had been the most prosperous In
the history of the school. From the
opening OF the session the mammoth
building has been filled to It's capacity
necessitating the rental Of several adj
jacent private residences. An addition
has been built during the session giving
scventy-five additional rooms. The corn
er stone has Just been laid for the Alum
nae Auditorium which will be equal In
every respect to. any building Of ike
character in the South:
The buildings will be lighted by cleo
tricity by the opening of the next SEES,
sion and heated by the latest improved
methods. Work will go right along with
out interruption on the new auditorium
which will also be completed by the open
ing of the next session. Already the
grounds have been put in excellent shape
and the entire property presents most
beautiful and imposing appearance. IL IS
but Justice to the able and most energetic
President to add here that this great up
building of the Judson is due IN tne nam
10 his personal efforts. His efforts nave
not been confined alone to this state out
North and South he has wandered ana
placed before the people the great 40
vantages of this school Or. Patrlck Is
born where the first Impressions came 10
him from the school room. his rather pc
ing for years President OF one OF the
leading colleges In South Carolina. WIN
al he Is executive, energetic, progressiNe
and Thoroughly conVersant with the Dus-
mess details connected with the school-
a cultured gentleman ana ohr l -. ~ IT,
lust the character to preside over an in-
stitution for the educating anu 'i"s
of young women.
Marion Military Institute.
The exercises of the Marion Military In
atitute concluded yesterday with the bac-
caIaureate address by Charles W. DAD
ney. PHI. LII. D., President OF the l nj
versity of Tennessee ana direEtor oi Wv, tme
Southern Educational Board. HIS SUBJECT
was II think by far the most important
bill IN our whole code Is thnt Tor the al
fusion of knowledge among the peopIe;
No other sure foundation can DC ueIlseo
for the preservation of freedom and nap
piness." The address was the essence or
logic and embodied full and easy renal
ton of the educational status OF me age.
Diplomas and prizes were AWARDED the
following young gentlemen:
Honors.
English Honors- 49,,
ma Meadow" F. !. McWilliams' Nara
ton. "A Hot Race D4 $. Echois. EXPOSE
ton "A Knight OF the Eighteenth Cen
fury: Edmund Burke, john %. oat MIL
A
should Take the Place of the College
Prentiss Blackwell.
Graduates in Schools: nj,
school of Bookke epins-B II. Coillns'
r. W. Jouillian, j. c. Watkins T.. y.
Wrcnn. w. j. Wrenn. ,.,..,.o ID
school of Chemistry-H. II. Clarke: H.
Fl. Collins, W: x. Garnet t,,, r.. s. Mil'er'
James Ray. Montague whiting W. L.
Whiting ,-o,, -
,JoCants A r. Manly, f. s. Miller, A.
G. Perkins, j. B. Salmond
School of Latin-S. F. Hobbs Montague
school of Mathematical. b. Manly, N
3. Mason. W l.. Whiting
School of Logic and Psychoiogy-J' l.
Degree of Bachelor of Science. r.
McCants. ~
A special train left this morning carry
ing the students to the various railroads
making direct connection to their homes
and our little CITY will take on almost
a holiday attire until their return in the
early autumn.
What I can't on erstan'.' said Brother
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