The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

concluded with the rendition of sew eral class yeils and college songs by the members of the graduating class.
 The members of the class of 1909 are. Mary, Cameron, Helen Carnathan. Nell lie Collins. lone Grove, Ellen Davis Florence Dixon, Eunice Gay Mabel Gray, Corrie Hall. vests Jones, Kath- leen Jones. Mabel Jones, Maude Kil- lingsworth, Emma Long. Clara Mims. Margaret Moore. Lillie McClurkin, Winnie Smith. Mary Smith, Myra Wil- Hams.
 Exhibits By school.
 The industrial and art exhibit of the school this morning from g to 10 o'clock was one of the special features of the exercises and attracted consid- erable attention, as the work of the girls was viewed by almost every one attending the commencement exer- cises.
 The display in the art department s9cspsionai exception pieces of tool leather work. hand bags. pillow covers and pyrography, while too much cannot be said of the water color. oil and char coal paintings together with the china painting.
 The exhibit of the water color. oil and portrait paintings was very en- tertaining and included almost every flowers and cotton stalks down to portraits. the most dificuit of all. The display of the china painting work was also very elaborate, and in- cluded daintily decorated cups and saucers. pitchers. plates and bon bon dishes. The work in this department has been done by girls from the soph- omore class up.
 The exhibit of the free hand and manual training class, which consists of stenciling. designing, embroidery and rana weaving, showed the work of the beginners in this department and included stenciled and embroider- ed table scarfs, pillow covers, togeth- CT with woven rafia baskets and belts.
 The work in the art and industrial department consists of a four years course and Miss Pinkston, the in- structor in this department at the school for the past ten years. has only had one girl to take the full course and graduate from the department
 This department is growing in favor among the young girls of the school as each year goes by and the exhibit the course this past year is excellent and shows the careful instruction by which their latent talent is developed
 The girls who have done exception ally good work the past year are: Miss Hurst, of Furman, in china paint ing: Miss Fanny Rosson. of cullman. in portrait paintings from life; Miss Redus, of Decatur; Miss Rowe. of Bir. minsham; Miss Kelley. of Dothan and Miss Martha Pinkston of Albany, Ga.
 Domestic Science Work.
 The exhibit of the work done by the girls in the domestic science de. pertinent was quite fascinating and the various eatables displayed were enough to cvreate in one q very ex- cellent appetite, for all kinds of tempt Ing dishes and delicacies were dis played.
 The domestic science department teaches the girls the art of cooking. serving, table setting and decorations. and general house work and the ex- hibit consisted of well-browned pas- tries. tempting deserts. salads and meats.
 This branch of the curriculum of the school is developing rapidly and many more girls are taking the course in this department each year, which en- ables them to go out into the world neat houselkeepers. excellent cooks and ready for the home service In every respect.
 The sewing exhibit of the industrial department of the school was open this afternoon and attracted the at tention of most of the many visitors and friends.
 The work in this department con sists of dress making. chlidren's clothes, millinery, alarming and patch ing and the exhibit includes fancy and plain dresses aprons, shirt waists, children's clothes, besides full line of trimmed hats.
 The very latest summer creations would make the high salaried milli- ner of any large department store view with envy All the exhibits make up an attractive feature of the conn mencement exercises and disclose the many phases of the industries inc1ud- ed in the curriculum of the school
 pr Robert G. Patrick, president of Judson College. will deliver the com mencement address tomorrow morning at the closing exercises, in place of J {. I. Foust, president of the North Car olina Normal and Industrial College, who today replied at the last m oment that he would be unable to address the graduates.
 The gymnasium exhibition this af- ternoon was watched by a large and interested gathering and consisted of free standing and dumb-bell exercises, heavy apparatus work. with the fea- ture the folk dance.
 All the members of the frsts second and third grade pupils participated.