The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-27

| tdad Island; Joseph James Evans, Me-
 ridian. Mics; Emily Josephine Harper. Augusta, Ga; Lucy Arnez Hill. Tyler, l Tex; Eugenio LeCompte. San Juan, Porto Rico; Leon Lilavios, Port au Prince. Hayti; Joseph Emanuel Mar tinez,s Port au Prince. Hayti; Levi Nell son, Jr.. Doylestown, Pa; Spencer Evans Oliver. Doiph. Tex; Henry Ru- dolph Ousley, Danville. Ky; Alfred Oscar Rawlins Princes Town. Trinidad, B. w. l.: Annie Eliza Rudolph, Mont gomery. Ala; Earnest Etienne samon. Port au Prince. Hayti; Poindexter Smith. winona, W. Va: Lewis Nathan | iel Spurlock. St. Albans, W. Va; James Barnaby Walker. Kingston, Jamaica: i: Carrie Williams, Spanish Town, Ja- maica.
 Senior Class-Simuel Austin, La Place, Ala; Clayborne Scott Barksdale. Vicksburg, Miss; Cornelia Belle Bas- com, Tuskegee. Ala; John Caesar Beamer, Georgetown, s. C.; David Legion Bedford, Glidden, Tex; Joseph James Bills Bolivar, Tenn; Lila Nellie Boone. Brunswick, Ga.; James Thomas Brown, Glasgow, Mo; Samuel Alexan- der Brown. Memphis. Tenn; Ocie Ro- meo Burns, St. Joseph, Mo-; Charles Gary Campfeld, Savannah. Ga: Mag gie Viola Carter. Brunswick, Ga. i; William Henry Cash. Flovilla, Ga; AL fred Thomas Chisholm, St. George, s. C.; Pauline Hortense Dickens. Grif- find. Ga; Mary Eliza Dickerson. Ladonia. Tex; Thomas Haley Dickson. St. Louis, Mo-: Alberta Maud Dixon. Montgomery, Ala; Sadie Lucille Dor sette. Montgomery. Ala; Fannie Lucille Dozier, Atlanta, Ga.: Rosa Fremont Early, Henderson. Ky; Charles Henry English. Catskill, N. Y.; Alfred Virgil Gardner, Selma, Ala; India Anna Cor don, Abbeville, Ala; Lawyer xenophon Graham. Richmond. Va; Daisy Mae Heath. Columbus. Ga; Ira Allen Hem derson, Furrh. La.; Mamie Pauline Holly. San Antonio. Tex; Fine Marie Holtzclaw, West Point, Ga: William Henry Houston. Fort Scott, Kan; Rosa
 Lee Howard Montgomery, Ala; Dollie Vicey Johnson. Tuskegee. Ala: Grant | Alexander Johnson. Bazoria. Tex Joseph Oscar Johnson. Yazoo City, Miss; Addie Belle Kendall, Shreveport, La.; Upshur Lloyd Knox, Baltimore Md; Sanford Henry Lee, Brockton, 1 Ala; Lemuel Snowden Lewis Memphis. Tenn; Albert Brown Lovette, Macon Miss; William Henry Lowe. Mound Bayou. Miss; Earnest Alexander Ly- | ons, Yatesville. Ga; William Henry Marshall. Paris, H.; Olivia Lee Math- eWB, bdWsOH Gd.' DdniSt wooster h1C- Clellan, Marshall, Tex: Fannie Lee Mo- McDaniel. Banner. Ala; Lucy vashti McDufie. Columbus Ga.; William Mat thew McFadden, DeAnn, Ark; Fannie Louise Mickens. Montgomery. Ala; An | drew Grant Mitchell, New Orleans. La | Emily Chun MooRe. Livingston, Ala. James Keaver Moore, Cliftonville Miss; Pearl Carroll Moore, Brooklyn. N. Y; William Smith Moore. Teoc Miss; Jimmie Leo Moulton, Montgom- cry, Ala; Philip Henry Nash, Washing | ton. La.; Gilbert Mitchell Patterson, Tuskegee, Ala; James Robert Patton Greensboro. Ala; Aaron Piper. Bayou Sara, La.; Ora Frances Porter, Bowling Green, Ky; William Walter Randall ' Macon, Miss; Robert Edward Rhue Georgetown, S. C.: Martha Agnes Ri- | ley. Holton, Kas.; George Franklin Rivers, Savannah, Ga; George David | Roberson, Evansville, Ind; Lucius Wal
 ter Scott Gurley. Ala; Robert Alexan- der Seydel. Key West. Fla; Lula Bea- | trice Slater, Milledgeville. Ga; Moses
 Smalls, Darlington, s. C.; Lewis Smith.
 Eagle Lake. Tex; Stella Mae Spikes
 Kosciusko. Miss; Edna Amelia Staf-
 ford. Denver. Col; Alexander Robert Stewart. Darien. Ga; Lietta Cecil
 Strong. Little Rock. Ark: George Fer guson Thomas. Springfield, O.: Cain
 Washington Triplett, MashuIaville
 Miss; Wye James Tucker, Yazoo City
 Miss; Hattie Mae Upshaw. Tuskegee
 Ala; William Henry Vaughn. Coving-
 ton Ky; Robert Kershaw Wallace
 Charleston. S. C.; Hardy White, New
 Bern, N. C.; Anna Eliza Williams, He-
 Thomasville, Ga; Milton Yates, Jr,
 Louisville Ky.
 The graduating exercises of the In-
 dustrial Departments. for a number of
 years, have been held at the time of
 the visit of the ogden party April 2a
 was the date this year. The exercises
 were held in the chapel. The following
 parts were taken by students:
 Hardy White. ''The Value of Deer
 Flowing" Butter Making in the
 Home" William H. Vaughn; Taking
 Clothes" James McGrew; Painting a lCollege," Joseph Johnson: From
 Broomstraw to Broom" Ora Porter
 Ironing of. a Canopy-top Surrey
 Poindexter Smith. These addresses
 were all Illustrated in a most practical
 manner and won hearty applause from
 the large audience. Among the visi-
 tors who made short addresses were
 Robert c. Ogden, Dr. c. D. McIver of
 the State Normal School for Girls l Greensboro. N. C.; Dr. s. c. Mitchell of
 the Richmond College. Richmond, Va. I Bishop William Lawrence of Massachu-
 setts and Colonel T. W. Higginson of the same State. All were enthusiastic in their praise Of the exhibits made and of the school Tn general. One hun dred and six certificates were awarded
 49 to girls. AS to boys, in mechanical
 trades. and to students in agricul- ture. Many of those receiving trade certificates are old seniors in literary
 work and received diplomas on com
 mencement day. Some of those re-
 ceiving trade certificates are behind in ] literary work. Most of these will re- main and graduate from the Normal Department. In the meantime they
 will work at their trades, thereby pay
 ing their way in school and becoming
 more efficient workmen.
 1 Commencement Sunday, May 22, was made memorable by the coming of
 Bishop Charles B. Galloway. of the
 Methodist Episcopal Church, South, for Mississippi to preach the closing ser
 mon of the year. Bishop Galloway has | long been known as a warm friend of
 the colored people and his famous ora
 tion before the Educational Conference
 at Birmingham, in April last, brought | him all the more prominently before
 the public. The day was most beauti-
 full. A large delegation of prominent
 white people came from Montgomery
 more than 100 were present from Tus- kegee, including Dr. Massey of the Fe-
 male College Rev. Dr. Hamilton of the
 Methodist Church, and Judge Hurt
 The procession that marched from l the CarneRia Library was a very Iona