Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-07
FAIR DEGREE GIRLS,
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Little Miss I.uella Cowherd, OF Maryland
delighted the audience by her recitation,
THE COLLINS VIII Catch You II You
Don't Watch Out" The intricate figures
of the drill, the beautiful posngs OF the
bright young faces. the costumes Of
white. with pink and blue ribbons, made
a pleasing impression, as evinced by the
enthusiastic applause. The names Oh
those who passed their examinations were
then read out. After the closing song
'"rhe Flowers Soirie.' the pupils ad-
journed to the preparatory room; where
refreshments were provided for tneh 10
which they did justice, and that lney
We're appreciated was proven by the VocI.
frous cheering given for the president
ana the various teachers of the college.
The list of those who passed 'nelr eH-
aminatlons in this department follows:
Arithmetic-(O Alice Nelson; 90 jessie
Edwards. Bessie Harrison, Cicyeianu
Jones. Otey Minor Matte McCullen. Al
leine Lefew; (c) Rosebud Brown, Emma
Clarke. Ethel Elan. Madge MONTGOMERY
Annie Laurie Pitt, Zeuliene K0oinIs s,pii,
BIedsoe. Ruth Harrison, Belle Harris,
Mary Koiner, Salle Lipscomb. Callie
Mercer Mary PaImore.. Lottie KedI9In'
Rosa Smith. May Smith, Hattie smith
Louise Steel Nellie Sinton. Maude Starke'
English Grammar-(O Virginia Cudiipp'
Alleine I.efew; (b) Elizabeth Cowhssrn'
susie Bates. Jessie Edwards, BESSIE ., Lo
rison, cleveland Jones, Matte Mcoultt.iLH
Otey Minor. Matte Rose tcl Rosepuo
Brown. Emma Clarke. Madge Mont
comery Annie Laurie Pitt. Lotue Red-
ford, Zeueime Robertson. Hattie smith,
May Sheppard. >.,n. n, I,,r-
glnia Cudlipp; (c) Susie Bates EiizaDelhi
Gowherd. Bessie Harrison, Cleveland
Jones, Alleine Lefew Clara Long , Oley
Minor Matte McCullen,, Matte rl hUSe,
MAY Sheppard: cd Rosebud Brown, Emma
Clarke Bessie Dickinson. Martina Gi9Vet'
Marie Henry. Callie Mercer, Madge mont
gomery, Annie Laurie Ply; ns tl SehIief
bertson, Lottie Redford; fS Nar[, S SUre
History-(a) Virginia Cudlipp; ID iilza-
beth Cowherd, Bessie Dickinson, Marie
Henry. Bessie Harrison, cleveland Jones
Otey Minor, Matte McCuEen; anne -;
pitt Zeulinne Robertson. LOttie RedloTu
Matte Rose, Rosa Smith, Hattie smith
Mary Sheppard; (c) Rosebud Brown EN-
ma Clarke Madge Montgomery ,,,,s,o
SpeIling-(a) Alice Nelson; % virginia
Cudlipp: (c) Susie Bates. Elizabeth Cow
herd. Bessie Harrison, Cleveland Jones
Clara Long, Otey Minor. Matte McSul-
len. Annie Laurie Pitt, Matte Rose, May
Sheppard; I'D Rosebud Brown, Emma
Clarke. Bessie Dickinson, Martha Glover,
Marie Henry. Madge Montgomery, lotue
BEDFORD, Zeuleime Robertson Hattie
Smith. Rosa Smith. Mary SWIFT. ,,,uu,u,o
Readng-(a) Alice Nelson's, % Virginia
cudpP; (cl Susie sri Ba6eS IeY LELAND" Jones
Alieine Tefew' Clara Long, Otey Minor,
Matte McCullen Matte Rose, May shep-
pard: Cd Rosebud Brown, Emma olaIke,
Virginia Clarke, Bessie picKeRs ol, nm nn.r,
Annie Laurie Pitt, I.ottie Redtord, ecu
iieme Robertson, Mary Swift, Hattie
Smith. r,,,,
Cowherd. Bessie Harrison. Cleveland
Jones. Alleine Lefew, Clara Long. Otey
Minor. Matte McCullen, Matte Rose; t6l
Rosebud Brown. Emma Clarke. BESSIE
Dickinson, Marie Henry; Madge Mont Ra6
ford Xeulieme Robertson, Hattie smith,
May Sheppard.
The Work of the Art Class.
The work of the art class was displayed
I'm the college chapel yesterday morning,
and attracted great interest. Botn tne
teacher Miss Bacon and her pupils were
highly complimented;:, =. ,u.,-
The best work in oil was done by Miss
Bessie Vincent, of North Carolina, In
water-colors. Miss Eva Dunbar. OF Mary
land. led the van. Miss Mamie wan
of Georgia, accomplished the most eScei-
'e IN r crsyon Miss Lena George, of Lou
doun county, achieved the greatess' Viz
ceIIence: Miss Katherine Wenner, OF w, Si,
ginia, was best In pastel w 4nn, "''N
ht'ea D%r Of pretty water-colors were
contributed by Miss Carlotta MarS"' u
Virginia. A.. ottracted marked |
,,ttamn W. were the work OF Misses Anna
Chambliss and Mamie wan o,,,o,s ~
There were also excellent specimens OF |
cra Won work by Misses Hattie Jenkins
and Maude Ellis and IN ~ oil MI tnsre E Tss
Vaughan and Nellie George.
The pastel work of Mrs. Scanlon, OF
west Virginia, is to be highly COM
mended ,,.,s.t,,s, % mates |
,orr,, cots cups, saucers, and Jardlnieres. |
beautffully painted by Miss Shelton, who |
Won the highest distinction, was centre
of attraction.