New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-05-25
CLOSING EXERCISES LAFAY
ETTE INDUSTRIAL.

The Southwestern Industrial In
stitute belongs to the people OF
the STATE of Louisiana, and with
special emphasis, of course, to the
people of Southwest Louisiana
who are nearest to it and have
done so much for it. All are re-
minded therefore that the closing
exercises of the eleventh session
begin this week, and that the pub
he does not need any special in
vitation to 60 see its own affairs.
The graduates of each year usual
/ ly send out special engraved invl.
tations to their personal friends,
but all the studets and Faculty
wan, it distinctly understood that
everybody is invited and will be
welcome.
Special features Of the exercis-
es this year are as follows: Sat-
urday night, May 25, Mr.. James
Bailey and Mss Dorothy Gagne
will debate for the "Attakapas"
against Messrs. Harry C. Curlev
and Sam Lyons for the "Avatar ,
on the question of the Initiative.
referendum and Recall; and Mr..
John L. Kennedy, of the Lafayette
Bar, will present TO the Institute
Library, on behalf Of Mrs. jose
rhine NJ. Breaux, of Princeton, N.
D., a splendid portrait of her hus-
band. The late Colonel Gustave
Arvilien Rreaux. Rev. Father
Anthony f. Isenberg, Rector of
st. Michael's Catholic Church, Of !
Crowley, will deliver the annual
Commencement Sermon at p. m, {
Sunday, 26th. Mrs. Anna Grant
Miller, Of New Iberia, will sing
Come Thou Fount" and Mrs. Va
Mouton, Of Lafayette,
will sing cave Maria" from Cav
lleria, accompanied by Miss Paola
Iou.on. Monday will be exhibit
ay. Farmers are especially i'll
lied to witness a demonstration
f the dipping of cattle in the new
oncrete dipping vat made by
tudents, 10 a. m. At the same
me the public will be given
hance to hear messages shooting
trough the air for some several
miles over land and sea f,
as captured by the wireless re- g,
Giving station just connected up to
st week by the Telegraphy De- n,
lrtment. All other departments o,
i'll exhibit at same time. Girls RI,
ynasium Class will drill (for la nf
es only.) That evening at 4 30 m
.nior students will play the Fac
ty a game Of indoor baseball 20
utdoors), and at $50 a Girls m,
class drill will be Civ 20
on the front lawn. Tuesday 20
'rning at nine clock sharp the m.
aduation exercises will be held. tie
ere will be % graduates in the ms
yular four-years course for the f,11
esent session, and two others to
ISIS Sallie Buchanan of Lafay-' ON,
e, and Mr., Julian Kahn, of liy
yne) will receive diplomas
ned last session at the end of /
Summer School term. And of
re will be 20 students to re- dor
We certificates for completion Dal
the two-years course of the Jur
and Stenography de. has
tments. 1Tat
L'Acadien," :" the first edition feet
IN Annual gotten out by Insti- goo
students, is out and on sale, wit
cry handsome pictorial record ..thel
he Institutes attendance dur dea
the session. II is dedicated to r.
Robert Martin, the legislative 70 .
lder Of the school,. A Roster NJ NJ
he Alumni is also published 4o: o:
week, and on sale at ten : H. lI".
S each, neat booklet, giving, %s 10
es, addresses, occupations, and sn1 W.,
r interesting data about the @. na
fbers OF the Alumni. The ~,
ldents' Biennial Report IS
out and on the desks of the
lators in Baton Rouge.
nong the large graduating
for the closing term we no
that Of Mr.. Lewis M. Baearrv
CommercialDepartment and
Elodie Philomene Fay Of
erette of the Acadamic In.i
'ial Course.