The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-08
COLLEGE FINALS
BEGIN TONIGHT
Or. Henson breaches Commence.
ment Sermon in the Chapel.
THE SERIES OF EXERCISES
They Viii Last, Day and Night, Until
They Will Last, Day and Night, Until
Thursday Night, Marking Close of
Successful Session of Rich
mond College.

| Lletn anniversary. lO-nlSnt at S.10 o CLOCK
in the chapel, the baccalaureate sermon
will be preached tY Dr. P. S. Henson, of
Brooklyn. the Oldest graduate of the
college. Tomorrow night, the Mu Sigma
Rho and Philologian Literary Societies
will hold their final celebration. Mr.. C.
A. Sinclair, of Prince William. will be
the Salutatoran and Mr.. E. H. Williams,
of Nansemond, Is the valedictorian. The
orators of the occasion will be Mr.. l..
B. Cox, of Princess Anne. who will re-
present the Philologtan Society. and Mr..
Parke P. Deans. of Isle of Wight, the
representative Of the NIu Sigma Rho
Literary Society. There will be two short
addresses delivered by alumni of the So
cieties
Dr.. W. c. Biting. of New York. and old
Alu Sig man, and Rev. A. j. Ramsey,
of Beraley, of the Philologian Society.
will be the speakers.
On Tuesday night the graduating class
will appear in cap and gown. The pro
gramme will be made up of sketches
and orations by the graduates. c. Fl
DunawaN, of lancaster, will read the
historical sketch Of the academic class,
while r. e. Williams. of Giles will be
the historian of the law class. Messrs.
c. A. Jenkins. of North Carolina, and
c.. B. Mathews, of Mathews, members of
academic and law classes respectively,
will be the orators. Gov. A. ]. Montague,
an alumnus of the college, will make the
address to the class.
Wednesday at II a. M. the annual
meeting of the Trustees of Richmond
College at 9 o'clock. the luncheon of the
Society of Alumni in the Public Hall at
the college.
ALUMNI MEETING.
At Sis public meeting of the Society of
Alumni. Addresses will be delivered by
Wallace Buttrick. D. D.. of New York.
secretary of the Education Society; Car
ter Helm Jones. D. D.. OF Louisville, an
gushed speakers.
The interesting feature Of the pro-
gramme will be the roll call of classes
1S49-1901
Thursday at II a. NJ. there will be
general meeting for the discussion of sec
ondary education. Addresses will be made
by Secretary Frank P. Brent, ex-Presi-
dent George ]. Ramsey. LII. D.. and
others.
At Sis p NJ addresses by representa-
tives of educationa institutions from Vir-
ginia and other States in commemora-
ton of the SEVENTEEN anniversary OF the
founding of Richmond College
The University of Virginia will send
Professor W. n. Thornton. of the Chair
of Mathematics; Washington and Lee
University. President George H. Denny;
Randolph Macon College. President W.
G. Starr; Hampden- Sidney College, Prof.
J. II c. Winston. of the Chair of Chem
!stry: William and Mary College, Pres
ident Lyon G. Tyler; Roanoke College,
President Julian D. Dreber: Columbian
I University, Washington, Prof. Mitchell
Carroll; Wake Forest College, N. c..
President Charles E. Taylor; Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary, Louis vile.
Professor w. a. Carroll
DR.. A. E. Dickinson will read an his
torical paper entitled Memories of Fifty
Years Ago.
Among the alumni from other places
who are expected to attend are the fol-
lowing:
Dr.. Carter Helm Jones. Louisville: Dr.
P S. Henson. of Brooklyn: DR.. Mitchell
Carroll, OF Columbian University: DR.. W.
o. Garner, Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary at Louisville: W. a. Pearson.
of BIuefeld: Prof Hugh Noffsinger. OF
Windsor Academy: ReT. C. r. Cruik-
ehanks, Of Singers Glen: Rev \. j.
Ramsay. o fBerieley: DR.. J. H. Franklin.
Of Colorado; Prof. r. f. Loving. of tins
Churchlantl Academy: Prof F. S. Lyon.
Of Rlakelv, Ga: Prof. g. H. King Of the
Chase City Academy; Rev. Samuel Saun-
ie.s, o. Cuipeper, i;el +. I. ~ arre:i. of
Parnr1io Cit~: Rav. p. r. DudIe.-. 81 No.
folk; Rev. c. w. Duke. Elizabeth City.
y. c.: Rev L. J. Haley. Buckners sta
zion, Va; Rev. f. B. Hatcher. of Nor
folk: Dr. John r. Bagby. Ballsville. Va;
\. D. Jones. Esq. of Newport News:
Prof. s. West Tabb. OF Newport News.
Rev r. Dul'ns. Of E,.triciss: Rev. III.
". Battle. D. D., of Petersburg; Rev. A.
r.. owen, D. D.. OF Nortilk: Prof. Julian
s. Martin. of Fork Union Academy; DR..
The last class in the academic depart
ment was posted yesterday morning.
r a School wi 30 M0nHov
Professor Winston gave out the follow
ing:
I. Senior Physics: Graduates-W. D.
Cox and R. A. Mcfarland
II. Junior Physics: (a) Distinguished
at the FINAL E. Oliver and r. L. Hud-
gins.
o. DISTINGUISHED at Both Examina-
tions-N. J. Bostick. D. J. Carver. Good
win Frazer D. l.. Freeman. L. L. Jen-
nings. Lucille Johnson. J. D. Jones. NJ
D. Sewers. w NJ. Thalhmer, w. G. Wit
Iiams, Paul Woodfn.
III Completed the Course D. Cox
r. S. Hudgins, L. L. Jennings. w G.
Williams.
MEDALS ARE WON
The writer's medal given by the Nh Sig
ma Rho and Philolosian Literary Socie-
this year to Mr.. Lane Lacy. of the Mu
McCaul. of this city. who presented an
able paper on the Progress of the South.
carries off the trophy. The joint orators
medal also given by two societies goes
this year to Mr.. Lane Lacy. of the AIu
Sigma Rho. The improvement medal.
given by the NIu Sigma Rho Society.
goes to J. w. Kenny, of RocE5ridge and
the best debater's medal to r. H Wits.
of Lynchburg. The improvement medal.
given by the Philologian Society, has
been awarded to r. Fl Hicks of Powha-
tan, the best debaters medal to L. B.
Cox. of Princess Anne. The presenta-
ton will be Monday night While the
official announcement will not be made
until tomorrow, the list OF the success
full applicants for degrees was made puo-
lie yesterday. The academic class OF
1902 will consist of thirteen young men. as
follows:
Master of Arts. with these presented.
W. e. Lowe, of Prince William county.
Some Criticism of Henry Georges View
of Rent j. P. Mccabe. OF Bedford
county. "shakespeare's Cymbeline.' and
". 6. Williams. of this citys..A Criticism
of Some Of the Individualistic and Social
istic Tendencies of Modern Politics.
Bachelor Of Arts: T. T. Bates. of
Northampton county: w. H. Carter. of
Salem. Va: w. D. Cox, of Amherst