The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19

Dunglesing. the class of 1909, forever leaving it's exsited place as the gradu. atink cIass of the school, gave way to the younger class of 1908. After the chapel the Juniors. so soon to be se- niors, mounted the stage, their pres ident cut down the figures of the de- parting class and In their stead were hung two enormous ones. naught and e nine.
 Following is copy of the class roll of '0s:
 Minnie Irene Beech. Sara Williams Crawford. Daisy Anne Dunlap. Eunora Farris. Beula Elizabeth Garret, While Irene Jenkins. Ida Jefferson McRee. Florence Patterson. Lockie Odeiia Po- sey, Kathleen Virginia Shivers Imo- gene waldrop, Elizabeth Wilson Bull lock, Ursula Delchamps. Lula Ethel Edens. Martha Estelle Garner. Jane Marguerite Haggard. Ella May Massey. Lillian Irene Mcvay. Eola Jane Patton. Fanny Rosson, Clara Weston Thomp- son. Mabel Francis Wilson.
 The exhibitions of work of the vari- ous schools of the Department of In- dustrial, Commercial and Fine Arts were made in the rooms of the de- partment. The results of the iabors of the pupils of the schools were viewed with interest and described with praise by many visitors to the institute this morning.
 The millinery department. under Miss Stevens and Miss Ticer. displayed pro- auctions that would grace city em- porium: nearly all of them merit the name of creation" the word which masculinity now offers as the ultima thule of praise to woman's .headgear. Tn the millinery department, the pupils are taught to make hats in their en- AA AAut~ntnN and n- ton of the frames to the final decora- tions of flowers and feathers.
 The dressmaking department. under Miss Burke and Mss Sanders. was ID less admirable. All kinds of sewing, from the simplest to the most intricate and ornate. including the designing and making of dresses, were exhibited.
 Domestic Science.
 One of the most interesting parts of the industrial side of the school was that of domestic science. over which Miss veta Franklin presides. It has already become one of the most irn- portant branches of the work of the school, and the exhibition of the work of the pupils this afternoon was one of the features of the day. Under the tutelage of Miss Franklin. the class has attained remarkable degree of skill in the domestic arts, and 1t pleasantly proved it this afternoon by entertain ing the alumnae of the department now visitant upon the school, with a lunch con which they prepared with their own hands. In connection with the school of cookery may be mentioned not inaptly the gardens in which pu- pills of the school have exercised them selves in agriculture during the ses- sion.
 The works in the schools of teleg- raphy under Mrs. Florence Y. Hudson. and of stenography, under Miss Mamie Overton. were greatly admired.
 The graduation exercises begin at 10 o'clock this morning. Following Is list of the graduates:
 Minnie Irene Beech. dressmaking classical; Elizabeth Wilson Bullock. domestic science. domestic science; Sara Williams Crawford. music (piano), clas- sical; Ursula Delchamps, stenography. classical; Daisy Anne Dunlap. millinery general; Lula Ethel Edens, dressmak- ing, general; Eunora Farris. bookkeep- ing, general; Martha Estelle Garner. domestic science. domestic science; general; Jane Marguerite. bookkeeping, general; Willie Irene Jenkins, book keeping. classical; Ella May Massey, bookkeeping, general; Ida Jefferson Mckee. dressmaking. general; Lillian Irene McVay, dressrlaking, commercial; Eola Jane Patton. bookkeeping. gem eral; Lockie Odelia Posey. bookkeeping. commercial; Fanny Rosson, bookkeep- ing, English; Kathleen Virginia Shiv CTS, music (piano). classical; Clara Weston Thompson. education, general; Mabel Frances Wilson, domestic aci- ence, domestic science.