The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12

lH kNAa Hhe OF MAfEh 70 represent AT
Of the different units above enumer-
ated. Tie line Of march was from the
college down College avenue, Monroe
street and around the capitol and
through the capitol grounds and back
% College avenue, where pictures q
the procession were taken, the march
being concluded upon returning 70
the administration building. II was in
deed hot and the fact tllat the stu
dents joined this procession proved
their loyalty and enthusiasm for the
success Of the institution.
Upon returning 30 the college the
following program was carried out
America was sung BY the audience.
Miss Myrtle Warren. Of DeFuniak
Springs. president of the alumnae as
s0ciatlon extended greet nEs 90 the
visitors and introduced Mayor ~. III.
Lowry, 81 Tallahassee, who outlined
the growth Of the college and pre-
sented glowing prospects for its fu-
tire.
The program Of the morning was
concluded BIZ an address By nr. Ed
ward Conrad, president Of the col
. lege. Dinner was served IN the coli
lege hall Of / p. M, and several eN-
ira tables had been prepared 70 ac-
commodate the large mum Der Of wish
tors invited and who are present at
tending the college commencement.
This dinner was Of the kird and uual-
I ity that is regularly served the stu
dents and consisted Of crtamed pota-
/ toes, squash, cucumhers, roast beef,
with mushroom, rice, bread and but
I Ter. and Ice cream and Gales for des-
/ sert The food was we prepared
+ and showed the excellent board fur
nished The young ladies during the
school term. Mrs Yonge, who is SUI
/ perintendent of the dining room de-
I partment, was on hand 10 see that
everything was all In proper shape.
b was with regrets that the stu
dents and visitors did not get % hear
the address of Hon. w. a. Bl0unt, Of
F Pensacola, which was down on the
program for the afternoon exercises.
Mr.. klouut had been invited and had
accepted the invitation % deliver the
address Of the occasion on the pro-
gram Of this celebration but Miss
Warren, president Of tic association,
received a telegram frora him on
Monday announcing he was quite
sick aud would be unable 20 keep his
appointment.
In the afternoon business meetings
were held by the association and
from 8 "a z o'clock q picnic lunch
was served on the campus which was
beautifully lighted with electric
lamps hung ~ convenient intervals.
This picnic presented q beautiful pic
tune, Is the young ladies and visitors
dressed IN white gathered IN groups
on the green campus.
Il VIII Be interesting here TO give
( the names Of the former graduates
and alummae members WIN returned
/ % take part IN the jubilee ceiebra-
/ ton Of the tenth anniversary Of their
alma mater:
Alma b. Parlin, Apalachicola;
I Grace Spencer. NeWahitch "a; Bessie
I Damon, Tallahassee Blanche Glenn
I LynchhaFg, Va; Ruth III. Orwell
/ West Palm Beach; Mary WoodberFy
/ Chaires; Mrs. Lena Baird Turner
I Gainesville; Elizabeth Corhett. Jack.
/. sonville: Bertha d. Langley, War.
II rington; Mrs. B. II. Bridges, ITALIA.
n hassce; Mrs. j. Justice, Session, Hene.
\ Uar Maude Wilkinson, Wauchula
Helen Carter. Pensacola; Elizabeth
\ Spears, Wildwood: inga Ola Helseth
Oslo; Amanda g.. Wainwright, Talla
hassee; Mrs. F. j. Black, Tallahas
sees Joel Wilkinson. Mary Robertson
Genevieve Crawford, Mrs William
Appleyard, Mrs. Ben MaRinies, IriD
Watson. Jeanette Mcmillan, Myrtlt
Warren, Darts knight, Tampa; M
Clare Bowen, Tallahassee Mary Her
ring, Tallahassee. Mrs. ID. M. Lewis
Tallahassee; Elsie Partridge, Monti
cello; Alice Corhett. jacksonville
Lonny ~. Landrum, DekuniaE; Aledl
Boyd, jacksonville; Carrie Dear
Gainesville; Miss Ella Manning, Tai
iahassces Lola b. Snider, Havana
Ccdora Futch, Dade City; Glare Il
Mcdonald, Gainesville: Isakel Grasty
CadiE, KY; Maggie Wainwright, Tai
lahassees Belle Stroman, Tallahas
sees Mary Wilkinson, Louise Clark
Blorza Gates, Mrs. Douglass Hop
kins, ollie Henderson, Irma Williams
Olga Larson, Mrs. Auslcy.
tuesdays program on the com
mencement calendar was conclude,
By 8 delightful reception az Bryal
hall from 8 % IL o'clock. The par
Tors ef Bryan hall were teaUtifull
lighted and decorated and the collag
campus presented a beautiful appear
ance with the electric lighes dottinI
here and there. As the faests At
rived they were met az the door b
members Of the alumnae association
In the receiving line were Or. an
Mrs. Conradi and other members o
the faculty and members Of the stat
board Of education. On the 0ppOsit
side Of the rotunda was the receivin
line comprising members az the sen
ior class and 81 the alumnae ia
guests were shown % the II Isl. 4.
room down stairs and were serve
with sherbert and cake.
On the second floor in the heautifL
sun parlor punch was served.