The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
BOARD
WATCHED CLOSELY.
Richmond College Students Hear
ing from Their Examinations.
FINE SERIES OF EXERCISES
The Seventeen Anniversary VIII Be
deliberately CeIebrated-List Of APP
pllcants for Graduation-Great
Reunion Of the Alumni.

watching with great interest the bull
| letin board where are posted the names
| of those who have passed their examina-
| items.
| The first announcement Of this kind
was made on Tuesday by President
Bcatwright, who teaches French and
| German.
Graduates in French-R. E. Ankers.
Miss Lucille Johnson, T. Il. Taylor, Miss
E. Writ Williams, ". Goodwin VIII
| hams.
Graduates in German-R. E. Ankers, j.
! Biliikoff w p Cox, H. 3. Schultz
! Distinguished at both examinations in
Junior French-C. H. Dunaway. G.. Fra
zer E. Hudgins. j. L. Powell. h 3.
| Schultz, M. o. Sewers, L. r. Tindal,
Miss B. B. Williams.
Distinguished at intermediate Exami-
| nation-J. P. McCabe-
! Distinguished at Final Examination
Francis Collier
Distinguished at both examinations IN
Junior German-Ju1ian Jones, NJ. Lank-
ford, ]. C. Quarles, Hugh, Sublett and
Miss B. B. Williams.
APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES.
The graduating class at the college
this year is somewhat smaller than
usual, though the enrolment is about
the same as last year. There are three
applicants for the Master Of Arts de-
gree. as follows: ". E. Lowe, of Prince
William; w. G. Williams, of this city,
and J. Peter l1cCabe, of Bedford coun-
ty. The only applicant for the Bach
elor Of Science degree is R. H Mcf'ar-
| land, The other applicants are as fol-
| lows:
Bachelor Of Artist. T. Belote, OF
| Northampton county: e. L. Carroli' OF
Richmond; w, H Carter OF salem: W.
| D. Cox, Of Amherst county; c. II. Dun
| away. Of Lanca ster county: p 2. Deans,
| of Windsor. Va; Goodwin Frazer, of
| Orange county; c. A. Jenkins of North
Carolina: Strubie Mcconnell. of Atlanta,
! Ga: T. V. McCaul. of this city.
Bachelor of Laws-E. L. Allen, Of King
| and Queen: w n. Bailey. OF this city;
| L, s. Cox, of Princess Anne; r. e. ca
| bell, of this city; A. NJ. Cannon. OF TINS
city: J. T. De Hart. of Bristol. va;
e. NJ Gathright. of Louisa county -
| B. Garrett of Mathews county; Z. II:
| G,1rnev. of this city: G. H. Hudson, OIL
| Newport News; J. S. Sinclair, of Ma
nassas: r. N. Pollard, of this city; 4.
= Williams. of Giles county, and q. II.
Williams, of Nansemond.
| GREAT ALUMNI REUNION
The feature of the commencement this
YEAR will be the celebration of the seven
| tieth anniversary of the college and a
oreat reunion of the alumni of the col
i Jeee. Representatives of every class
| since 1S.9 will be present. with the ex-
| ception of the second class, of which all
the members are dead. DR.. P. S. Henson.
of Brooklyn, and Mr.. Josiah Ryiand. OF
this city, are of the first class. and are
therefore the oldest living graduates OF
| the college. The full programme for com
mencement week. which heglns no" IN
a few days. will be as follows:
Sunday, June Sth, Sis P. M-Com-
| mencement sermon by P. S. Henson, D.
D., LII. D., of Brooklyn.
/ Monday, June 9th, SIS P. Manual
celebration by representatives Of the Mu
Sigma Rho and Philologian Literary So
! cieties. Addresses will also be made by
w. C. Biting, D. D.. of New York city.
and by Rev. A. J. Ramsey, of Berkeley,
| Va.
/ tuesday, June 10th, Sis P. M.-Final
| EXERCISES of the graduating class Of 1902.
Address by Governor A. ]. Montague, of
! Virginia
"wednesday, June 18th. II A. M.-Annual
| meeting of the trutees of Richmond Col
lege.
| P. M.-Luncheon of Society OF Alum
nj in the public hall at Richmond Col
| lege.
SIS P. M.-Public meeting of Society OF
| Alumni. Address will be delivered by
| Wallace Buttrick, D. D.. of New York;
| Carter Helm Jones, D. D.. of Louisville
and by other distinguished speakers
Roll-call Of classes 1S4e-19o1.
| Thursday, June 18th, II A. M.>-General
meeting for the discussion of secondary
education. Addresses by Secretary Frank
| P. Brent. eX-President George J. Ram
| say. LII. D.. and others.
SIS P. NI.-Addresses by representa-
| +ives of educational institutions from
| Virginia and other States, in commence
ration of the SEVENTEEN anniversary OF
the founding of Richmond College. His
! torical paper by A. E. Dickinson, D. d.
| Award of college honors and degrees.
| All exercises will be held at Richmond
| College. -.
| The exercises Of the graduating class
| on Tuesday will be most interesting and
! amusing. The two branches of the class
| the law and the acadenic-will each be
| represented by speakers and there will
| be some friendly rigging Of each other.
/ The final event on Thursday night will
be :. great occasion. Among the repre-
sentatives of other educational lnsttu-
| tons who are expected to be present are
! the following: DR.. Taylor, of Wake For
est College. of North Carolina; DR..
l renny, president of Washington and
Lee; DR.. W. C. Star. president OF Ran
dolpll-Macon, and Professor Blackwell.
OF the same institution; DR.. Lyon G.
Tyler. president of William and Mary.
and several others.
The annual meeting Of the Board OF
] Trustees which will be held on Wednes-
/ day will be most important one. The
| chief subject for discussion will be the
question of opening several academies as
/ leen, Gladys, Elenora and Ellis Cease.
D. @. Eggleston qualified to practice
/ law.
Andrew r. Jones qualified as admins
! In the Chancery Court Lorenzo Siberr
Cease qualified as guardian of Marble Ar
feeders to the College,
Three at Suffolk.
fSnecIa1 Dispatch to The Tiu1es3
SUFFOLK. VA. June 4-NIr. Ben. w
4 Council, of Holland. Va, was married to
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