The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09

Cherry. Carrie Cosby. Alpha Hammer. Grace
Landrum, Cassie Lyme, Annie Pesy, Julia
Ryland.


Landrum, Cassie Lyme, Annie Pesy. Julia
Ryland.
Misses Mary Coker, Janet Harris, Daisy
Hutson, Jennie Mann, Elizabeth Pollard,
Annie Powell. May Tindal Lizzie Gwaltney,
Edna harris, Grace Landrum. Emma Whit
field, Ethel Curry, Madge Landrum, Annie
Palmore, Annie Peay, Julia Ryland. Cassie
Lyme.
Misses Daisy Hutson, Lizzie Gwaltney,
Anne Cherry.
FRENCH.
Misses Grace Landrum, Elizabeth Pollard,
Emma Bailey. Lizzie Hatcher, Madge Lam
drum, Annie Peay.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
Misses Ethel Curry. Isabel Harris, Madge
Landrum.
Misses Anne Cherry, Ethel Curry, Alpha
Hammer Mamie Hopkins. Cassie Lyme, Lula
Pope, Julia Ryland, Maud Swift, Mary Will
son. Emma Whitfield.
ALGEBRA
Misses Annie Cherry. Carrie Cosby, Lizzie
Gwaltney, Alpha Hammer, Mamie Hates,
Grace Landrum Annie Palmore, julia Ryland,
Edna Harris. Daisy Hutson, Jennie Mann,
Annie Peay, Elizabeth Pollard. Emma Whit
field.
ARITHMETIC.
Misses Anne Cherry. Lizzie Gwaltney, Isa-
bel Harris, Mary Louthan. Cassie Lyme,
Maud Swift
PREPARATORY DEPARTMEST-LATrN.
Misses Myrtle Bingham. Irene Foster, Nolia
Foster, Lizzie Hatcher, Isabel liar ris, MAUD
Swift, Mary Anna West.
SPELLING.
Misses Bessie Bell Davis Ethel Curry, Nola
Gardner, Mary Goode, Pattie Justls. Bessie
Hagan. Matte Rex, Mary Anna West.
ARITHMETIC.
Misses Ethel Curry, Mary Anna West, Liz
zie Hatcher, Mary Goode, Matte Rex, Bessie
Bell Davis, Lottie Swain.
READING.
Misses Bessie Bell Davis. Mary Goode, Bes-
sic Hagan, Lottie Swain.
HISTORY.
Misses Nolia Gardner, Lizzie Hatcher, An
ME Palmore, Matte Rex, Bessie Bell Davis,
Mary Goode, Bessie Hagan, Mary Anna West
GRAMMAR.
Misses Edna Barnes, Mary Goode, Nolia
Gardner. Bessie Hagan, Pattie Justis Gussle
Pyle Lottie Swain, Mary Anna West, Myrtle
Bingham.
GEOGRAPHY.
Misses Bessie Bell Davis, Mary Goode, Bes-
sic Hagan.
MYTHOLOGY.
Misses Nolia Gardner, Annie Palmore, Mary
Anna West.
FLORAL TRIBUTES.
Many of the young ladies received beau
tiful floral tributes, and as these we're pre-
sented TO them ripple after ripple OF applause
was made by the audience.
This evening Mt the Institute the vocal and
instrumental music pupils will tender TO their
friends a musical sOiree. These evenings are
always replete with enjoyable renditions, and
the programme to be rendered this evening
is of high and enjoyable order.
The annual meeting of the trustees OF the
Institute took place yesterday morning. The
following officers were elected: Rev. 1T. A.
Upper, d. d.. president DR.. George b..
Steele secretary; Mr.. ID. o. Davis, treasurer.
The new trustees elected were Messrs. b. +.
johnson. n. F. Copper and T. Ii. Elicit. A
committee was appointed 10 arrange for the
reception and introduction TO the citizens o
the new principal of the Institute. Professor
Hobgood. of North Carolina. formerly of the
Oxford Baptist Female Seminary.
Miss Hammer. who retires with this session
of the institution. has been associated with
this seat of learning for a number Of years,
aud her name has become household word
i'm reference TO the education of young ladies.
She had been principal for about
fifteen years, and fully two thousand
Young ladies have been instructed
and guided by the culture and extraordinary
talents Of Miss Hammer. No woman in the
South has received more plaudits for such
good work. and the facts alone, If need be.
bear indisputable witness TO the high stand
ard aud intellectual worth of Miss Hammer.
Her resignation is surely regretted by many
for in her Richmond loses cultured, intel
lect0al and God-fearing woman.