The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-12
PROGRAM FOR
 COMMENCEMENT
Stuart Will Deliver Sermon at MontevaIIo-Mrs. Jones to Speak

Montevallo, May 11.-(Special )---
 The Alabama Technical Institute and College for Women will have it's commencement exercises on May 26 to 20. inclusive
 The annual meeting of the board of trustees will be held in the library at Il o'clock Friday morning, May 26. Members of the board are. Cow efnor Thomas IGrby Kilby, Montgom- cry ex-offcio: John w Abercrombie, state superintendent of education.
 ex-offieo; Judge William H. Tayloe.
 state at large, Uniontown; l.. Sevier. state at large. Birmingham Will
 liam J. Dansby, First district Butler; Dr ]. c. Mcleod, Second district.
 Bay Minette L. NJ. Moseley. Third
 district. Union Springs: Lloyd NJ.
 Hooper, Fourth district Selma; Judge Malcolm A. Graham, Fifth district. Prattville: Mrs. Edgar l.. Clarkson, Sixth district, Tuscaloosa; Alto V. Lee. Seventh district. Gadsden; Shelby S. Fletcher, Eighth district, Huntsville; Moses V. Joseph, Ninth district, Birmingham; Mrs. ". $. Peebles. Tenth district. Aliceville.
 Many important matters pertaining to the welfare of the institution will
 be discussed at this meeting.
 Friday evening at 8 o'clock, Pres ident, and Mrs. Palmer. will tender a reception to Governor and Mrs. Thomas Erby Kilby and the gradu- ating class.
 seventy-Two Graduates There are 72 members in this class, | So of which will graduate May 29 and three in July. There are 37 counties represented and one from out of the 1 state. Jefferson county has nine Covington and Marengo four each;
 Dale. Etowah and Talladega, three each Autauga, Baldwin, Barbour, Chiffon, Clarke, Coffee, Elmore. Els camba, Franklin. Morgan. Randolph. Shelby, Tallapoosa and Wilcox. two eaoh Blount. Bullock, Butler. Cham bers, Clay Colbert, Conecuh. Coosa. Dallas, Fayette. Geneva, Lawrence,
 Marshall. Montgomery. Pike and Sumter, one each; and one from
 Florida.
 On Saturday morning, May 27, the annual meeting of the Alumnae so- ciety will be held at 1 o'clock. Mrs. w E. Wofford tnee Mamie Meroney) | of Gainesville, Ga. is president; Mis Vivian Monk, Montevallo, vice pres ident; Miss Nell Murphree, Monte
 vallo, secretary; Bessie Fleming,
 Brunddge. treasurer; Mrs. Earl Rob- inson (nee Mary McMllan), Denver, Col. historian.
 nlas give it's annual banquet at the gym
 nasium.
 Memorial exercises in honor of the
 late Charles R. Calkins, former di- rector of music, will be held at 5
 D. m. at the close of which a tablet. naming the building "Calkins Hall" will be unveiled by Charles R. Cal kins, Jr., the little -year-old son of Director Calkins.
 On Saturday evening there will be
 several receptions by the various
 clubs of the college.
 Sunday morning at Ii o'clock the
 baccalaureate sermon will be deliv-
 cred by Dr. George R. Stuart. pas
 tor First Methodist church. Bir-
 mingham.
 At D. m., the Y. W. c. A. services. consisting of a cantata, "The Foolish
 Virgins" by Marshall Kernochan will be given by the members of the graduating class In the assembly hall of the dormitory.
 The graduating exercises will be held Monday morning. May 29, at 9
 o'clock The address on this occa
 sion will be delivered by Mrs. Bre-
 yard Jones of Montgomery, former president of the Alabama Federation of Women's clubs. This is the third
 time In the history of the institution that this address will have been given by a woman, a woman having
 given the address before the first
 graduating class in 1889, and Mrs.
 Charles Henderson spoke to the sum
 mer school class in 1918. After the address the diplomas will
 be awarded by the president