Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
THE STATE AT LARGE.
THE NEWS IN CHARLOTTESVILLE AND
VICINITY.
A Lawn Party-Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Work commencsment Exer-
cises Of Albemarls Female Institute.
rcOrro,popdeuce Of the Richmond DIspstcb.l


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
Charlottesville Va. June IL, 1889.
Judge Duke returned 10 the city on satuI-
day last after lengthy trip TO Kentucky. he
opened the Corporation Court on yesterday
(Monday) morning. The grand jury report
ed three indictments 20 the court-two
against Mr. Rice Bailey for running ana
hiding a gamlng.tsble, and one against EIia
johnson (colored) for attempting 10 nfe tne
county Jail. The court will be In SESSION
the best part OF the week.
The ladies Of the Red Hin neigbborbood'
In this county, gGve splendid lawn party
last night for the benefit OF the local church.
A number Of people from this city went out
and spent most enjoyable time. bsnd
from this place also went out aud furnished
good music 10 enliven the occasion.
Miss Nellie Lumsdeu, OF Orange county,
IL visiting her friend, Miss Eddie Jackson,
In this city.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Of this place has started o subscription Tor
the benefit Of the JohDstown (Pa.) Young
Mems Christian Association building, Whlch
was swept away 10 the recent Hood. Inc
collectors have so far met with good success.
The Charlottesville baseball nine played
the Miller school team on the latter's grounds
yesterday. The Charlottesville boys were
defeated by score OF III to is.
The Chesapeake and Ohio and virginia
Midland railroads have an enormous freight
traffic at present. The depots here are
crowded with delayed freight, which has
Just begun TO get through regularly.
The final exercises of the Albemarle re-
male Institute-Professor William L. Dick
inson, principal began last night with
delightful musicale.
The programme. which consisted OF solos,
duets, trios. and quartettes, both vocal and
instrumental, was selected from the best
composers aud was well arranged aud re-
ceved. The young ladies without exception
performed their parts admirably and reflect
ed great credit upon themselves and their
instructors. Last nights programme closed
with some interesting callsthenic and panto-
mime exercises. This is new feature In
this institution and was an attractive part OF
the programme.
The exercises this morning began at 1880
O'Clock and consisted Of an address before
the &" Cos Ingenlorum Society" by Rev. W.
w. Landrum. d. D., OF Richmond, and the
delivery Of distinctions, diplomas, and me-
dals.
Rev. 3. II. Dement,, of the University OF
Virginia; Rev. w. w. Wood, OF this city,
and Professor Noah X. Davis. OF the Uni
versitv, were present and made short talks
aud delivered the distinctions, diplomas, ETC.,
10 the young ladies.
The session OF this institution which
closed to-day has been The most successful
IN its history. The final exercises were we'll
attended and were very interesting.
The folio wing is list OF the graduates IN
the different departments
Latin: Misses Annie Z. Powers. V. Constance
Quarles and Annie X. Rea
French: Misses Mabel l. Biggers, Lila Laws,
Annie K. Powers, Laura Payne, and PstIie 81
Robinson
German; Miss Pearl V. Sinclair
Mental and Moral Science Misses V. c. Quarles
and Annie T. Rea-
English and History: Misses Pearl V. Sinclair,
Y. Constance Quaries, Maude l. Kadfofd, and
81. Eddie Jackson.
Mathematics: Misses Mabel l. Btggers, NJ Ed
die Jackson, Willie n. Jeffress, Annie +. Powers
Annie E. kes, Mary l.. Shelton, and Patue ;.
Robinson.
Tine following young ladies' received me-
dais as follows:
Scholarship: Misses Mary s shelton, Maude
l.. Radford, Alice E. Radford, Mabel L. Blggers,
and Eliza Temple.
Department: Misses Minnie Campbell, Gallo
Gaines, Florence Terrell, Rose GILES, Ella
Jonos. Cyntie ROundtree. and Pattie Robinson.
Music: Misses Mary shelton. Callie Gaines,
Constance Quarles, Mary Murkland. Pearl W
Sinclair, Annie Powers, and Laura Payne
This mornings exercises were closed with
the address 10y DR.. Llndrum, who made an
ebe and instructive discourse, in which be
gave some wholesome advice TO the young
ladies. He was listened to very attentiyely
by all present and made q lasting impress
sion upon his hearers W.