The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-29

of no use to him. DIR. Denny read of
| the names of the graduates as DIR
Barnwell passed out the diplomas.
| A full representation of the board o.
trustees was present at the meetins
this morning The board is composed
of the following:
His excellency, Emmett O'Neal, gov
ernor of Alabama, presiding ex officio
| Henry J. Willingham, state superin
tendent of education, ex officio.
First Congressional District-Thoma.
nj. Stevens. Mobile; term expires, 1919
Second District-M. P. LeGrand
Montgomery, 1923.
Third District-Eugene H Glenn
Scale, 1915.
Fourth District-J. H. johnson, Tai
| ladega, 1919.
Fifth Distriot-Daniel Pratt, Pratt
vile, 1923.
Sixth District-Thomas w. Coleman
Eutaw, 1919.
Sixth District-Henry B. Foster Tus.
Seventh Distriot-Hubert T. Davis
Gadsden, 1923.
Eighth District-Thomas c. McClel.
Ian, Athens, 1915.
Ninth District-Hugh Morrow, Bir.
mingham, 1929
Robson Brown, secretary and COM
missioner of university lands.
| Shaler G. Houser, treasurer.
Honorary Degrees
| The honorary degrees conferred by tn,
board were as follows:
| Miss Mary Elizabeth Parker, Mobile
LTD. Miss Parker is the first and onl.
woman who has ever been given an hon
orary degree by the university.
DIR. e. NJ. shackelford, president o
the Troy Normal college. LID.
! The Rev. J. W. Walker Eutaw, LID
| Xvo- r. -
| LID.
| H. o. Murfee, LID.
| John Fl. Latane, LID.
! The annual university "hop' which il
dignified by being placed on the pro
gramme as the university reception, tooi
| splace tonight in Woods hall and was at
| tended by one of the largest crowds OF
dancers ever assembled at the university
| Davidson's orchestra of Birmingham fur.
| nished the music for the commencement,
events.
| Many people arrived in Tuscaloosa this
evening to attend the university recep-
| tion tonight, but many also left this after
| noon on all trains. The crowd which has
| been In the city for the past few days
was materially thinned out tonight and
! tomorrow morning the real exodus will
begin and by tomorrow night it is ex-
| pected the state of affairs will return to
| about normal until the summer school
opens June IL.
| Those who graduated yesterday were
as follows:
Masters of Arts
Charles Baker, ABB, Clopton; thesis
''The Present Status of Science in Sec
ondary Schools
John Henry Barber Abb, Tuscaloosa
thesis, THE Child and His Religion"
Masters of Science
| John Cunningham, BIS, Grove Hill
thesis, THE Radio activity of Alabams
Goals"
Civil Engineers
| Robert Earl Gosa. Knoxville thesis
TESTS of the Physical Properties of Blast
Furnace Stag for Use rs Road Building
| MATERIAL
Bachelors of Arts
| Lamar Aldridge Catherine; Fitzhugf
Lee Carmichael, Goodwater; Ruth Reese
Chiles. Ensley; Minnie Louise Cooke Bir-
| mngham; Michael Cody, Jr., Montgom-
cry; John Louis Dean, Camp Hill; Norma
Dobson, Sylacauga; Mary Bacon Duncan,
| tuscaloosa Margaret Carolyn Durrett
| Northport; Goldie May Eshelmann. Bir-
mingham; Frances Foster, Northport;
| Edwin Lee Goodhue, Gadsden; David
| Henderson Hammer, Nathan; Middleton
| Edward Head, Roanoke; julius Washing
ton Hicks. Ozark; Julien Washington
Hohenberg, Wetumpka; Peterson Bryant
Iarman. Livingston; Annie Lee Jenkins,
Emelle; DeVane King Jones. Tuscaloosa;
| Mary Glare Key, Russellville; Holt An
| drews Mcdowell Ensley; Flora Love
| Mcleod, Sylacauga; Julian Erdreich
Meyer. Birmingham; Fay Brewster Muir
| ply, Birmingham; Pearle Patton, Tusca-
| loosa: Jefferson Crumley Pennington, We
! tumpka Elizabeth Pettey, New Decatur
Mary Jane Rushing. Atmore; Emma Self,
Birmingham; Toxey Harmon Sewell.
Titus; Eugene Hudson STROBE, Demopolis;
Ronert Byron Tapia, Mobile; John Kepler
Taylor Yadkinville. N. c.: Bryant King
Vann, Gadsden; Kossuth Mayer William
son, Lower Peachtree
| Bachelors of Science
Lewe Gurley Coleman, Midland City;
| Rupert Ell Deese. Brundidge; Emmett
! Baxter Frazer, Mobile; Joseph Wren
| Freeman, Wetumpka; Rex Elwood Partin
Neenah: Sadie Wrenn Smith, Livingston;
Mike Sollie, Jr,, Ozark: Henry Davis
| Weathers. Wedowee; Peyton Ward Will
liams. University.
Bachelors of Science in Engineering
! Charles Douglas Riddle, Talladega;
John Henderson Wallace, Birmingham.
| Charles Allen Long. Bessemer.
| Kenneth Madison Mcdonald, Birming-
ham.
Bachelors of Laws
| Chester Gabriel Bandman, Birmingham.
John Rufus Bealle, Tuscaloosa; Roderick
| Beddow, Birmingham; Morgan Smith Bel
| ser. Montgomery; Earney Bland. Hance-
vile; Harris, Burns, Birmingham; Franl,
| Spence Coffin, Mobile; Phares Coleman.
Jr., Montgomery; Waller Raymond Coop
| er, Centreville; Clement C. Countess, May
pearl, Tex; William Jefferson Dansby, ST.
| las; Charles Albert DeBardelehen, Green's
| boro: John Fuller Dillard Mathews: Ste
phen Alexander Douglas, Brewton: Je-
rome Josiah Edmundson, Eirmingha m
James Esdale. Birmingham; Herbert
| UriahFiebelman. Mobile; George Davis
| Finley, Blountsville; Nell Alexander Fra
| zer. Mobile; Isadore Jacques Friedman.
Brantley; Joseph Maury Candy, Birmins-
ham; Lawrence Francis Gerald, Thorsby
Harry Britain Groom, Mobile: Lonnie
Roscoe Julian, Brownsville; Henry Forest
| Lashley, Eutaw; Paul oliver Luck, AL
bertville.
| Evans Herndon Glenn Jr.. Scale; Adlai
Shipley Groom. Pamela; Littleberry Byrd
Haley. Birmingham: Charles Julian Lash
ley. Annston William Levi I.ongslore.
Columbiana: John Alexander Luck. Jr.,
Guntersville; Dewitt McCargo, Talladega.
Gordon Oliver McGehee MONTGOMERY
| Lamar Young Mcleod. Grove Hill; Allen
Washington Mathis Gadsden: Chester
Grady Mimms, Bessemer; John Oaty Nor
ris. Tuscaloosa; John Calhoun Morrow,