The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-05-10

GoOdelt Frost, President 81 Berea Cor
.lege;; Rev. G.. s. Dickerman, New Ha-
ven, Conn; Rev Percy Stickney
Grant, Rector, Church of the Ascen-
sion. New York; Prof Paul H. Hanus,
Harvard University. Cambridge,
Mass; Prof. II. W. Farnam, Yale Uni
versity, New Haven, Conn; s. Rev. j ].
w. Cooper, Pastor, First Congrega-
tional Church, New Britain, Conn. ::
Mr.. D. E. Cloyd, Teachers College.
New York; Mr.. "A S. Frissell, New
York City; Mr.. r. NJ. Ogden, New
York City, Mr.. Oswald Garrison Vii.
lard, Editorial Staff New. York Even
ing Post; Mr. sJohn Crosby Brown.
New York City; #s5Dr. C. ID. Newer.
President North Carolina Normal and
industrial Colleges; Miss III Lillian D.
.Wald, New York City Mr.. I.awrenc &c.
Priddy, Blacksburg. va; Rev. Paul
Revere rockingham, D. D., Pastor AT
llngton Street church. Boston, Mass. :
Mrs. rockingham, Boston, Mass
Rev. Francis G. Peabody, Harvard
University. Cambridge, Mass; Mrs.
Peabody, Cambridge. / Mass; Dea;r
James E. Russell, Of Teachers Col
lege, New York City; Mrs. RUSSELL.
New York City; Mrs. CIV. Ide! Brook
Ign, N. " Mrs William Alien Put
nam, Brooklyn; n. Y; Dr. John Ora.
ham Brooks, Howard College, Cam
bridge, Mass; Mrs. Brooks Cam
bridge: Mass; Mr.. v Eyerit Macy.
New York City: Rev, S. D. Mcconnell.
Rector Church of the Holy Trinity,
Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs Mcconnell
Brooklyn, n Y; Mr.. William r.
Moody, Northfield, Mass; Mr. Henry
Wilder Foote, Boston, Mass; DR.. Tai
colt Williams, Editorial Staff The
Press Philadelphia; Mrs. Williams,
Philadelphia; Mrs. G. 2. Morris, Phil
alelphia;; Miss Margaretta Morris.
Philadelphia; Mrs. William i Potter.
Wilson, Philadelphia Miss Maria
Blanchard, Philadelphia; MI Alexan-
der Puryes, Treasurer Hampton In
stitute; Rev. H. B. Frissell, Principal
Hampton Institute; Miss J. E. Davis,
Hampton Institute; Miss Mary L. Tur-
pin, Washington, D. c.; Dr.. st. Clair
MckelWay, Editor, Brooklyn Eagle;
Mrs. .McKelWay, Brooklyn; Mr.. Arthur
Curtis James, New York City; Mrs.
James, New York City; and Rev. Alex
ander Mckenzie, D. D., Pastor, First
Church, Cambridge, Mass. We are
sure the school will be blessed by
this, visit. The party travelled in
special train, with six Pullman sleep
ing cars, two baggage cars, a dining
car and an observation car The plans
for entertainment at Tuskegee were:
complete, and the visitors were given
a royal welcome. -. 5.4E@t ( Il
The ANIMAL Exercises of the Indus
trial Departments were held in the
OF ,So
These, exercises were decidedly the
best we have ever held here On the
platform of the Chapel had been ar
ranged living plants, vegetables.
grasses, etc., raised on the farms Of
the institution, carriages. chairs,
pieces of wood work, desks, machin-
cry, iron work, bricks. poultry ap-
purtenances, including incubators, all
illustrative of the work of the various
departments OF the school, and used
to illustrate the subjects of the speak
ers. The program had been arranged
with very great care. and was heartily
appreciated = by the distinguished
guests who were present, 1t was as
follows: Selection, The Orchestra;
"Hallelujah Chorus. The Choir; Plan
tation Melody, Give Me That Old
line Religion, Inc. ScnOOl; lnnOVa-
ton, Rev. Henry Trawick; Rotation of
Crops and the Relation to Soil Fertil-.
ity, Richard Bush Woodford; Planta-
ton Melody, "Our Lamps are Burn
ing, The Choir. One Phase of Indus
trial Education-Cook Lucinda
Gilbert; sSWeS Are The Tuskegee Stu
dents The Choir; Poultry Raising
for Women. Bessie Warrick; Planta-
ton Melody, Stand on the Rock
The School; Nursing Fever Cases,
Charles Edward Bynes; Science in the
J Laundry, Rosa Belle Edwards; I'm
famIhatus,' The Choir; Construc-
ton of a Pony Phaeton,- Eleby Leon
Burke; When All Thy Mercies," The
SCHOOL,; Plantation Melody, s.ssMy Old
Kentucky Home" The School; Revers-
ing. Gear for Stationary Engines. Rob-
ert Leon Campbell; Remarks, His En-
scellency, Governor W. D. Jelks and
others Nov The Day Is Over" The
Choir. We are very glad to say that
Governor w. D. Jelks was able to be
present during the. day, and that he
spoke in the Chapel before the pro:
gram was completed, as he had to leave
on an early train. He was cheered to
the echo by students and visitors, and
was listened to with interest and pleas
ure. The singing, under Mr.. Harris