The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-06-02
Advertiser Bureau,

Advertiser Bureau,
Mobile. June 1.
A beautiful and impressive service was
held In Temple shaarai Sho-Mayin be-
ginning at $3.50 o'clock this morning. The
service was the Feast Of Shebuoth or
Pentecost and the confirmation class OF
the Jewish Sabbath School, assisted By
Rabbi Alfred G.. Moses. conducted the
service In Hebrew and English.
The altar was massed with beautiful
floral designs and stately palms were
placed about the Ark. The confirmants
were Misses Bessie Jessel Sadye Meyer.
Corrine Long, Nannette waldauer and
Settle We'll and Masters Isadore Isaac
son and Maxy Myer.
Following was the order Of services:
Organ Prelude-Orsanist.
Anthem--Choir.
welcome--The Rabbi.
shebuoth services-Read by the Con-
firmants
Taking the Law Out of the Ark-Isa-
dore Isaacson, Corine Long and Maxy
Myer.
The Ten Commandments
Return Of :ae La-w-Isadore IEaacsop.
Settle Well and Bessie Jessel.
Ets Chayim-Cholr.
| Opening Prayer-Nannette waldauer.
Examnation-Rab and Conhrmants.
The Duties of Children Toward Their
Parents-Sadye Meyer
l sermon ana PRESENTATION OF OlDiOfudS-
| The Rabbi.
Flower Offering-Giri Conhrmapts
Blessing of CONFERENCE.-The Rabbi
Declaration of Faith--The Glass.
valedictory--Corine Long.
Closing Prayer-Maxy Myer.
Conclusion of the Services-Settie We'll.
Anthem-Choir.
Benediction-The Rabbi.
AS told by one of the conirmants dur
| ing the class examination, Shebnoth was
| the anniversary of the receiving, on
Mount Sinai, by Moses of the Ten Com
mandments from the Almighty. The
reading of these commandments, FIRST in
Hebrew and then in English. by the
| classes was one of the prettiest features
OF the service.
The choral members were furnished I'M
| der direction of Frof. S. Schlesinger at
| the organ and Mesdames J. Simon, w. T.
| Airey and e. Cohen and Miss r. Wal
dauer.
When the services had been concluded
the class was congratulated by relatives
| and friends.
| Mobile Theatre was tonight contained
l one of the largest and most refined audi
| ences ever assembled within the struc-
| ture. every seat being occupied. standing
room on every floor all taken and per-
'haps 800 persons not being able to get
| even to the doors. The occasion was the
| graduating exercises of the classes of 1905
| and being the largest in the history OF
Mobiles public schools it was but nat
| uraa that such an assembiage should be
i In attendance. Thirty-two girls and elev-
en- boys were to receive their well earned
horors On the stage the scene was an
| inspiring enc and the program was most
excellently carried out
It was as follows: March, graduating
classes; invocation. Rabbi Alfred q.
Moses; chorus. THE Storm King Comes
Forth" (VerdD, graduating classes; salu'
tatory, Miss Edith Whitfield Marechal
Henry Woodruff Shields. Jr.; class poem
Miss Marie Windham, Mr.. Henry Clay
Keene: songs, (a) Memories" (b) "Tal,
of the Sea Shelf Qrom the Prince Of
Pilsen), graduating classes class histo
rian. Miss Lucille Barclay; chorus (D 'olt
Kentucky Home (b) '"Tenting on tn,
Old Camp Ground" High School boys
debate, "Ig Expansion Imperialism" at
tirmative, Louis F. CRUDE, H, Forcheim
err; negative, w. II. Tagert, Milton v
Hanaw; flower drill, girls graduating
class: wand drill, boys; address. Edga
Gardner Murphy of, Montgomery, Ala.
1 chorus, Gloria In Exceisis" (Mozart)
valedictory, Miss Bessie McDufae. Iri
Donald Huston: presentation of diplomas
DR.. e. L. Marechal. President Board o
: School Commissioners to the following
! Misses Fannie Louise Randlette, Adelin
Franchescana Ivulich. AIMEE France
. Fleming, Marie Louise DeOrneilas Kat
Shepard, Hazel Pape, Olive Mcmillan
Mary Hale Cockrell. Alice Brown Frazer
Fanchon Petrinoyich, Zerline Frida Wei
Fannie Pearl Morse Annie Emily McNa
mara, Susie Janice Chamberlain. Viol
! Thompson, Carrie Launeau Dukes. Salii
, Catherine Van Antwerp. Elizabeth Cas-
Mendenhall, Blanche Elizabeth Gilman
Bessie McDuffie, Edith Whitfield Mare
chal, Clara Hughes Ross, Ella Wheeler
Marie Ellie Windham, Lucille Chiffon Bar
clay, Marion Deering Upham, Jessie Bell
Gilman, Mary Belden Austin, Henriett
Edwards Adams, Mary Cameron Byrne
Gertrude Stats, Norine Elizabeth Win
ter. full course; Samuel Poole Denmark
Albert Sidney Fuller, Louis Frank CRUDE
William Hinton Tagert, commercial; Her
bert Herman Forcheimer, Henry Cla
Keene. Leonard Templeton Lane, Quit
man Underwood Newell, Henry Wood
ruff Shields, Jr., Latin English; Ira Don
aid Huston, classical.
Chorus, Love Shall Guide the Way
(Kuecken). graduating classes.
During the presentation of the diploma
tho scene on the stage exceeded descrip
ton. Each and every graduate had bee
the recipient of magnificent floral offer
ings and these heightened the scene q
girls in pure white and boys In black
! The smiling faces Of the young peopi
l but too truly told their feelings on thi
{ suspicious OCCASION
Edgar Gardner Murphy's address was
most brilliant oratorical effort and wa
followed throughout with marked after