The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-27

r.,tv dining hall is situated there were tables provided for DUO ana near ,r al, of the chairs were filled. In | the absence of Hon. Henry Clayton' who in a telegram announced hst1 ne was unavoidably detained Tn wssns ls, B. Bankhead presided as arolter oi 'he | feast. ,.,.o. k After the alumni and few invited ' 0uesta had about finished an attractive menu. the arbiter introduced GovernVI Conner as the rfrst speaker asslsnihs him the topic Education in Alabama
 The speakers of the banquet Wele' seated at a special table in the cen- ter of the dining hall and were easiiy heard throughout the long room. Governor Johnson WAS the seSono speaker and delivered a most engaging after dinner talk upon the value or college education and also respect to woma mankind.
 After Governor Johnson Hon. John A. Rodgers, F. W. Faith, John McCaii and J. J. McDuffie responded to toasts, enlivening the banquet and prolonsing the hour of reunion of all classes until nearly o'clock.
 Governor Johnson after the third | speech on the program, left the ban quet hall that he might return to Bir- mingham where he will leave for fur ther engagements.
 | Louisiana Wins Game.
 During the banquet the clouds which had somewhat dampened the spirit Of | the commencement passed away, and IL was determined to play the ball game | scheduled for the afternoon between | the University team and that of the University of Louisiana, the diamond was soaked well. however, and the play was necessarily slow. After the fifth inning the clouds again began pouring moisture on the | University, and the crowds at,the game | began returning to town. The final score was to for Louisiana.
 George E. Maclean of the University of Iowa will reach the city either very late tonight or early in the morn ing Since the schedule of the trains has been changed, it Is uncertain as | to the exact time of his arrival. Pres- | ident Maclean will deliver the com mencement oration at 10 o'clock to- morrow morning in Clarke Hall. | Tonight the various classes here for the reunions held special reunions by | themselves, and made the night merry | with their revels.
 Tomorrow the annual commencement exercises will be held in Clarke. Hall. | At 10 o'clock President MacLean of the 1 State University of Iowa will deliver | the oration after which President Ab- ercrombie will deliver the diplomas. l The following will receive degrees
 Leila Wood Harris, A. B., ,'06, Tusca- loosa. Master of Arts. ?,
 Myrtle Merrill, A. B., 'os. Hefiin, Mas ter of Arts.
 Master of Science. Benjamin Frank lin Caffey. B. S.. 'O7. Hayneville.
 Bachelors of Arts-Annie Evelyn Ashley, Tuscaloosa; Jefferson Garnett Bell Fort Deposit; Hugh Madison Calf | IIovp1 T la wis, University; Lamar Young Mcleod, Mobile William Warren Malone, Ath- ems: Greer McInnis Marechal, Mobile; Jessie Dean Martin. Sycamore: Nathan iel Pratt Patton, Newborn; Frank Moody Purser, Tuscaloosa; William Hammond Robertson, Birmingham Morgan Estes Snedecor, Tuscaloosa; Natalie Thornton, Montgomery; John Pledger Van De Voort, Sunny South Helen Judith Vickers. Montgomery.
 Bachelors of Science-Sadie Norris Alison, Birming gham; Fannie Lumpkin Barnes, Montgomery; Carlisle Block we'll, New Decatur; Augusta Clyde BIoodworth, New Decatur; Houston Carlisle Chambers, Snoddy; Rosa Tar , yer Crook, Union Springs; Hubert Be- thune Dent. Montgomery; James John son Durrett Northport; William Hop kins Fitzpatrick, Jr., Mobile; William .1 Eugene Goodson, Tuscaloosa; Charles Crumeley Heidt Jr., Birmingham; Pau Bartholdt Jones, Selma; Flora Rutland Kornegay, Selma; James Burnett Laughlin, Jr. Huntsville; George Clark Modette, Hayneville; Jerome Meyer Uniontown; Balpha Lonnie Noojin Gadsden; Stella Palmer, Montevallo Mckee Brooks Scott, Jr., Tuscaloosa Evelyn Gray SearcY Tuscaloosa; Mar tha Patton Simpson, Furman; Annie Long Smith. Livingston.
 List of Graduates.
 Certificates of graduation will be is- sued as follows:
 Annie Belle Cross-in English-Uni- versity, Annie Belle Cross-in French University.
 Bachelor of Laws, Edward Orlando Baldwin, Ozark; James Burris Burgin, Birmingham; Jelkes Henry Cabanniss, Birmingham; Harry Temple Collins. Prairieville; Joseph Pelham Delashaw, Moulton, John Vernon Denson, Lafay- cite; John Edward Delony Jr.: Tus- cumbia; stephen\ William Etheridge, Douglas DeVotie Glover Ewing Lowndesboro; Goodman Grifith Grimm, Demopolis Sampel Francis Hobbs, Leonard Stephens Hadnett, Lafayette William Arthur Jenkins, Birm- ingham; Sam Lee Jones, Camden Mond McLure Kelly, Birmin gham Benjamin Leader, Brookside; James
 
 James Martin, Birmingham; William Logan Martin, Montgomery; James Leonidas Murphy, Geneva; Carl Water man McMahon, Livingston; John Mo Dufie, River Ridge; Stanley Vim bish Napier, Union Springs; Joseph Moore Pelham Jr.. St. Stephens; Joseph earnest Robinson, Woodlawn; Thomas Howard Seay, Greensboro; Monnie Brown Smith, Andalusia; Benjamin Dickinson Turner. Jr, St. Stephens Percy Williams Turner, Cherokee; Will liam Owen Turnipseed, Fora; Spots wood William Holland Williams Pushmataha.
 Doctors of Medicine Benjamin Franklin Adams. Thomasville: Benja min Franklin Anderson, Hope Hull John Everett Buzbee. Jasper; Henr! Sturgeon Cherry, Dothan; Edly Will kerson Cawthon. Mobile. John Vel borne Fleming. Jr.. Salitpa; Charles Monroe Cross. Wedowee: Hillary Her bert Henderson. Butler Springs; JohI William Harvey Herman. Autauga vile: John Crawford Hope. Sum! South Columbus Alexander Jackson Brightwater; Frank John Lee. Pin' Hill; Clarence William Nixon, Bowles John Calvin Moore. Hamilton: Hern don Gaines Owen. Bessemer: William w Perdue, Farmersville; Joseph Jew ett Pettus. Huntsville: William Henr! Riser Milltown; Ernest Augustus Sel lers, Local; William Thomas Stokes Activity; Dryden Lamar Walker, Me ridian. Miss Huey Watson. Banks John Marion Whitfield. Hartford Wi lev Dennis Wood, Healing Springs William Joseph Wrenn. Sumterville . Graduates in Pharmacy-John Thom