The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-19

was my preceptor in the law. and as such
i honored and loved ..4rn while living,
and now that he is dead. I shall hold
him in grateful and affectionate remem-
brance until memory shall cease to per-
form its functions.
JUDGE BROCKENBROUGH.
Judge Brockenbrogh was born on the
23d of December. 1906. in the old coun-
ty Of Hanover. around which cluster so
many historic associations. as the birth
place of the patriots. heroes and states
men. He was the son of William Brock
enbrough, a learned judge of the Cir
cult Court. of the General Court. and of
the Court Of Appeals. so that he was a
lawyer by inheritance. His early youth
was spent amid scenes that were frag-
rant with the memory. OF Patrick Henry,
the inspired orator of the American Revo-
luton. He was educated at the college
OF William and Mary and the University
Of Virginia, two renowned institutions
Of learning. After studying law at Win
chester Va, under the instruction of that
learned and profound jurist. Henry st.
George Tucker, he was admitted to the
bar in Hanover, and was afterward
elected Commemorative Attorney for
that county. In 1884 he removed to this
county and located in this town.
Mr.. Goode then reviewed his life at
Lexington. his success at the bar. his ap-
IIeSiuSuI 1Olh nS ouoSC u
the District Court, of his election as
member of the Provisional Congress of
the Confederate States. and of his estab-
fishing the Lexington Law School in 1S43,
with seven students.
In conclusion he said: Permit me to
say that Judge Brockenbrough illustrated
in his life the ideals of Horace-SThe
honest man whom every forum and every
court of justice looks upon with rever-
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manly, benignant face. No more shall
we receive the warm, friendly grasp OF
his hand But we know that when Vir-
ginia shall come to make up her jewels
his name will not be forgotten, and we
believe that his immortal spirit is now
happy in the realms OF the best
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
The reception last night at President
Denny's was largely attended by the So
ciety people of Lexington and the many
commencement visitors.
The Pinkney Prize Cup was presented
by President Ira Remsen. of Johns Hop
kins University, to the Albert Sidney
Boat Crew, the winners In the annual
regatta Monday afternoon.
The final ball took place tonight in
the university gymnasium. which was
tastefully decorated for the occas sion The
opening figure was danced by sixteen
Miss itherspoon. of Kentucky.
THE DEGREE MEN.
A large number of sradutes received
degrees as follows:
BACHELOR OF LAW.
B. L.. James Albert Abernathy. Arkan-
sas: Maurice Anthony Breckenridge. Vii
GINA William Henry Brown. Mississippi:
Robert Oscar Crockett. Va; James Dixon
:Eckles Va; Julian Wood Glass. Va;
Va. John
Jockey King, Fla; William Hiram Ma
lone. Jr Fla: William Mccoy, W. Va:
Wilbur Laucll Newman. Va: Edmund
Randolph Preston. Va: Csnan Ellis
Swartz. W. Va: John Randolph Tucker.
Jr.. Va: Charles Dausherty futen. ga:
John Pierre Wall, Fla; Charles Twins
Weaver. Va.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
Alb. William Allen. Va; Ebert Wills
Griffin Boogher. Va: Ammen Lewis Bur
ger, Va: Robert Franklin Cooper, Ala.,
Robert William Crawford. Va.
A. B., Williams Thomas Ellis, Jr., Ky;
Henry Blair Graybil, w. Va, john car
roll Hudgins. Va: Harry Neal Huse. Va;
James Morrison Hutchinson. Va. HEN
phrey Robinson Keeble. Texas; W1ll!l!r
George Mcdowell. Jr.. Va: Charles zee
McNulty, Va Hubert Shields Moore. Va
Richard Roscoe Phelps, y. c.; Edn'1nd
Randolph Preston. Va: Alex. III. Steph-
ems Rouss. w. Va; Grier Ralston S'7ll-
ey, Va: David Edward Witt. Va;
Charles Houston Young, ny
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.
B. S., Thomas Montgomery MORRISON
Va: Grier Ralston Smiley Va
MASTER OF ARTS.
M. A.. Matthew Page Andrews. ". Va
Richard Collins Lord, Ky: Edgar SAden-
stricken. China.
DOCTOR OF PHILOsOFHT.
ph n livingston Waddell Smith.
HONORARY APPOI;7TMENTs-E
BOWED SCHOLARSHIPS.
Mapleson scholarship. $500. Harrl Neal
Huse Va; Vincent l.. Bradford senoiar-
shin $500. Cary Randolph Blaln. va. va,
! Luther Sewers Birely scholarship 500.
Robert Edward Lee NOD. No, Nc. WE M
| lin Society scholarship $500. Robert W nv
JoCr,m Va: lanes J. White scholar
| shin in Greek $40. R. II. Cooper. Ana
| Fl, wear Greek prize 500. W. w Bays.
| n. C.: Taylor scholarship In matnma'' cs
s75 A. D. Trundle, Md: Young scholar
shin IN philosophy SIS: Howard houston
| Fellowship $500. r. c Lord, ny
Department scholarships. value No
each: .,
IN the department. OF Latin ~, ~ L.
| Moore Va: in the department of civil en-
cineering. J. B. Akers. Va: i'll tue &C.
n.rtment of economics and poiiticai
Science. a. NJ. Duncan. Ky; in the os
pa1tment of modern languages, ", n
C.ruhhs Va: in the department o. h'.s
,ssb NJ B. Gill. Va; in the depart
mant of history. a. c. Burghoider. va
in the department of physics. F. II. ldG n
Va. in the department of cnenist's,
Y. Guthrie, Miss: i'll the defar .lhsH. -
| geology and biology. j. u ih'o7iii7''
Va. .ycrups
I.ouis Witt junior law scholarship sloo,
STUART Chevalier. Ky: William r. Diap
er scholarship in intermediate ana MI IL
tutional law slco. o. B. Harvey, tArA-
PRIZES.
santini medal. Stuart Chevailet. n.y.
orators medal. S. c. wilson. w.
MUST PAY THEIR VICTIMS