The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-26
JUDSON PREPARES
FOR BIC JUBILEE
Active Work Begun to Get
Homes for 1000 Visitors
From Distance

Marion, April 25.-(Special) )-Active work
in securing homes for more than 1000
persons who have asked for accommoda-
ton during the Judson college jubilee from
May % to 26, has begun by a commit
tee in charge of Mrs John c. Lee The
present indications are this will be the
largest body of people representing a
single college ever gathered in the south,
and the Baptists of the whole state are
it one of the greatest events in the his
tory of the college.
The full programme for the jubilee is
as follows:
Thursday, May %. Forenoon-Fl
procession, "The Pink and the White -
opening of the jubilee jubilee hymn:
speech of the president; speeches of dis
tirguished educators; music; early Days
of the Judson,' a paper written by DIR.
S. s. Sherman. the second president of
the Judson, and read by, DR.. Paul v.
Bomar; historical address by DR.. C. A.
Stakely of Montgomery; music.
Afternoon-Class reunions, $3.50 to 5
clock.
Evening-Sunset pageant, procession of
years, represented by Judson alumnae
dressed in the costumes of the rs years
of the life of the school. 1893 to 1913; his
toric scenes presented on the stage of the
alumnae auditorium; presidents re-
ception in the presidents home, to II
O. clock.
Friday, May 2s. Alumnae Day, Fore
noon-Commemorative exercises process
sion of alumnae; music; Invocation
poem, Diamond Jubilee" written for
the occasion by Mrs May Hawley Null
Inns of Louisville; greeting by the pres
ident of the society of alumnae; greetings
from alumnae now at work in other col
leges; greetings from alumnae in foreign
lands; music; addresses on periods in
Judson history in 10 minute talks-Mrs.
Tabitha Curry Lee of Philadelphia Mrs.
Mary Keen Armistead of Baltimore, Mrs.
Pattie Lyle Collins of Washington city,
Mrs. Felix Tarrant Reynolds of Marion,
Mrs. Annie Hendrick Ashcraft of Flor
ence. Mrs. Mary Belle Scott Gay Of Bos-
ton. Mrs. Lucy Pope Crowell of Syla-
cauga: poem, Alma Mater" written for
the occasion by Miss Ztella Cooke of
Boston; music.
Observation-Disclosures of visitors;
Ait loan exhibit historical exhibit; tea on
the Judson lawn, to Z o'clock.
Evening--Concert by distinguished mu-
sicians among Judson alumnae-Mrs. Mat
lie DeHoney Hart Of Meridian, Miss Mary
I,oyelace of Atlanta, Mrs. Mamie Carter
Crumpton of Evergreen Mrs Corinne
kendall Dampier of Crystal Springs
Miss Miss Lillian Battelle of Demop-
oils. Mrs. Fannie Robinson Flood of Bir-
mingha Miss Annelu Burns or Selma
address by DR.. W. A. Evans of Chicago,
SON OF a Judson alumnae Mrs. Josephine
WYATT Evans, late of Aberdeen, Miss
saturday. May a. College Day, Fore
noon-Academic procession, graduating
EXERCISES. baccalaureate address.
fternoon--Celebratio of the twentieth
anniversary of the founding of the Con-
versational club: Informal class teas.
Eveninr-Emerson players on the Lawn.
sunday. May %, Forenoon-Bacca-
laure sermon by the Rev. r. ]. Bateman,
D. d., Troy.
Evening-Delivery OF diplomas to the
sunday school. training classes: sermon
hefore the Ann Hasseltine Missionary so
laureate sermon by the Rev. r. J. Bate
man, d. d.. Troy.
Tbe railroads are giving special rates
on account ofsthe Judson college jubilee
sale OF tickets to begin on May 10. and
GOOD until May Is at midnight in the fol-
lowing states Alabama, Mississippi. In
diana. Louisiana. Tennessee, Kentucky,
District OF columbia. Virginia, North and
South garolinas Florida and the city Of
Cincinyhtls