The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13

THE GRADUAL ES
Delightful Programme at the College
Last Night.
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
AIr. and Mrs. BoatwriGht Entertained.
the Members OF the Class. of
Nineteen Hundred-The
Degree Men.

Despite the incement weather there was
a fairly large audience who witnessed
the exercises of the graduating class of
Richmond College, which were held in
Assembly Hall last night. The exercises
were of very interesting nature, and
afterward a reception was rendered the
class bv President and Mrs. BoatWright.
The address OF welcome was made by
Mr.. f. w Moore, president OF the class
Mr.. G.. G. Lumpkin, the academic ora
tor. delivered the acknowledgements
Preservation of the Ages. Inc orauoh
showed thought, and was we'll delivered.
Mr. Lumpkin declared that literature was
the incentive to mans AMBITION, ana ny
it the worlds progress was MADE known
The historian of the academic class was
Mr.. II. l.. McBa;n, while Mr.. j. c. Page
acted as the historian OF the law class.
The local hits made by these gentlemen
evoked round after round of applause.
Opportunity was the subject OF the
Grafton of Mr.. II. w. Brunk. the orator
of the law class. The speaker empha-
sized the fact that in no time as in the
present was the demand so great for
men who could think and would labor.
He spoke of the many facilities for the
training Of the mind that were offered,
and paid high tribute TO his alma mater.
The closing address was assigned to
Mr. Fletcher Coleman. vice-president of
the class.
DEGREE MEN.
Master of Arts-E A. whimsical, c.
Cottingham, j. E. Hicks, J. D. Lee, F. W.
Moore. Josiah Moses.
Bachelor Of Arts-E. L. Allen, E. A.
Winnstead, W. S Boatwright. j. w.
Cammack, A c. Harlowe, H. c. Leon
ard. G. T. Lumpkin, H. l.. McBain, c. S.
Pitt, ]. P. Scruggs. j. W. Shepard, I. q.
Z. Spencer. w. \. Trader, A. a. Yoder
Bachelor of Lavish. S. Bloomberg.
Carlyle Broaddus. H w Brunk f. c.
Campbell, T. w. Coleman w. NJ. Crump-
Ter. A. c. Goode II. w Goodwin, w. H.
Grifitb. A. D. Jones. ]. S. McIlwaine, J.
C. Page, w. C. Pulliam. ]. B. Welsh, D.
w. White W. A. Willeroy.
Law Department-First prize. ]. w.
Welsh; second prize, W. C. Pulliam; third
prize: c. Broaddus; fourth prize, j. w.
McIlwaine.
Proticients in Ev1dence-Allen. Eggie-
ston, Hazegrove, Pattie, Rev, Russell,
Schawburg, Smith. Tidler, Davis.
Entitled to Full Specials-Booker, Moore,
Parker. White.
Proicents In Constitutional and Inter
national Law-Alexander Allen. Bosher,
Davis, Eggleston. Guerrant, Gum, John
SON Meyer, Moore. ]. II. Moore, Jr T.
V Parker. Pattie. Rev. Russell. Scllaw-
burg, Smith, Tidler, White Fitzhugh.
Proflcients in Criminal T4aw-Allen. Egg
gleston, FarlnhoIt. tltzhugn, Guerranl,
Parker, Pattie. Rev, Russell schawburg,
Smith, Taley, Tidier, White
Senior Philosophy Observation-Disclosures
Williams: both examinations, Cottlng-
ham, Hart. Lee. Moore, Moses, Walton.
Junior Philosophy Qntermediate)-Blan
don, Durham. James Lower, Yoder
Final-Cammack. Spencer. Straus.
Both lIxamlnatlons-Scruggs SwarI-
want. Tabb. Trader, Waltono.
Intermediate Philosophy 0ntermediate)-
Lower, Williams.
Final-Cammack, Hicks. King
Both EXaminations-Allen Armistead.
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