The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10
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for himself, though assocldteu VIII o'i w.
ers, he claimed, who succeeded:
DIR. W. c. Biting, of New YORK, rep
resentins the Niu Sigma Rho. vas the
next sneaker. His theme was II ne rune
t;en Of a. Literary Society in a Coliege
Career" his address was excellent. II
was given close attention, ana was char-
actcrized by good sense aIo losical 10 ..
sorins. Three ways, he/sald, tnat .,le
literary society fosters clearness IN SPEAK
ing: ~
..First-It helps to introduce us to the
beet literature. and so makes US &C
oua;nted with the experts in the art ol
luc;dity. We read the noblest writer's 70
fnlI purpose only when we stuGy theii
forms of expression as wen as ,hen
thoughts. Second-lts duties conpei us
to become creators OF written ana spoAen
literature. and so forces us 10 INC no pro ,r,
flee of all rhetorical virtues. Third-Ihe
censrg corrects our faults with an otficlal
plainness that would be branded as pooi
ish irnpoliteness if exercised upon oloi-
nary conversation, as it doubtless 5heeus
to be- ia;
The. medals won by the societies mol
vidually or jointly were deiVeieu -
DR.. B. l.. Whitman, OF Phliadeipi,.a
The following young men were tne az.
donably proud recipients: writer . "
Thomas 3. AIcCaul; ortor's. MI. Lane
.,cv. bets debater's, Philologian MI. Il.
p Cox: bets debater's. Mu Sigma hno'
Mr.. r. Fl. Willis; Improvement in oeoa.e,
Philologian, J. w. Kenny; lmproxsii,ene
in debate. Mu Sigma Rho r. 3 HICKS.
A STRIKING SERMON.
Tho EXERCISES at the college SUNDAY
night were exceedingly interesting. ie
sermon, nv DR.. P S. Henson. OF brooh-
lyn, was one Of the mort sliihiis ~
heard in the college chapei.
was denselv packed, with Mr.. Josiah KY
land who. with him, constitute the nIst
graduating class of the college. On .,ie
oIatform were President Hatcher, OF Tue
trusteos- President Boatwr1sht, Oh tIe
college who was master OF ceieiio'i. 70.
members of the Board OF lIus.ees, nc
faculty and city pastors, also ~ p -,
Whitman, of Philadelphia. EnJoSaoie ,r ~
steal numbers were SOLOS ny w.
and Miss Mamie Belote.
."rhe Example of Paul was the SUI
scot of DR. Henson's almost remarkable
discourse.
Ho said among other things:
."rbev saw I graduated here seems
"a mo that it must have been IN some
;,reexisted state There is nothlne iet'
here of those days except the slou1u 1,
am proud and happy to be mere. l S!iali
never cease to love Rlchnioiiu SoiIss
I an, not here to indulge IN len1t aa a,,
hnt to improve this hour the best can
for the glory Of God. II ever amount
ia ANYTHING In the world, l owe IL 10
picbmond College and Robert Ryland.
The sneaker dwelt at length on the
+e~+ from Paul. Thou hast know my
doctrine, He said: II wish we STUDIED
biography a good deal more tnan We w.
It was great deal studied When l "as
n bow. When God would give us ooo =.
hacked with precept without abundance
of biography ~. +,,na
ST roneat that a man takes ms type
&c character from that which he believes
paul was not only a man who renewed
something, but he lived up 10 what ne
believed" 1870. &c
of the college, and urged them TO nave
an aim in life. He concluded oy teiiAhs
the students how to make the pest VI
~ TODAY AND TOMORROW.
This evening the exercises of the grad
rat,ns class occurs Governor Montague
), member of the college trustees ana az
.lImnus will be the chief speaker
YESTERDAY morning the faculty met ana
acted on the applications for degrees.
All the applicants measured up " ,iie
high standard and were passed: me lisl
has already been printed In TINS pape,
The alumni dinner will be served TO
,,,orroy Al Muruty's Hotel. This change
was made at the last minute, because
If was found practicable to 90 TINS in
more satisfactory manner than at the
college. The luncheon will be had at :
o'clock. and Immediately aftar the pusi-
ness meeting will be held. ilche.s can can
he secured from the treasurer at the no
AL that day. Exercises of an interesting
character will be held by the alumni aiso
tomorrow evening at the coliese.
GRADUATES IN LAW.
rha fo,Iowinc represent the result OF the
examination In the law school:s poa,,e,or
Graduates With the DeGre gree OF an 5a omeen
of Law, 7ls = a anSeil, Richmond, Va;
r., 81. Cox. Princess Anne county va;
Iotn Temple DeHart, Bristol; va, y.
Garrett Mathews d,esa c eo,nty Va Va Charles
G aen7n Gurn aS' Richmond, va Robert
Pollard. Richmond, Va: G. a Sln Sa
Prince William county. va. n Wi,, Iign
! Nansemond county. va. ana n. =. WI
/ iia1ns Giles county, Na. n
Prizes: Senior Law. FirSt f re tb,T =
! Cabell; second prize, l.. d. SoA' eiiti
Junior Law Prize-Isadore Schapiro.
constitutional and Internationass daW ',;,o
1 W. G. Tyler and r. II. Willis
Negotiable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ Can,
non +. c. Daniels III. lays, 1Npcei
/ Gillian. Jr., C. H. Hudson, j. G. Hawkins
William L Phillips 1g g Wi, Ssnaplro' :
CORPORA ton Law-Arthur NJ. Cannon. J
4 G. Daniel, ebert Gillian, Jr., G. H. HUI
| son. ". E. Nelson, Isadore Schapiro ane
q eProficients in Junior Law Class: Crimi
nal Law. c. Daniel. B. II Davis; J. z =
p Leigh, William L.. Phillips. w. X
| Robins. Isadore Schapiro. ]. B. Swart.
| won't and r. II. Willis.
Eyidence-Arthur M Cannon. ]. z; Dan
! iel.. B. H Davis, G. II. Hudson. w. T.
| Nelson. William L. Phillips, lsadore
schapiro. J. 3. Swartwout, ". 6. Tyle'
a.'u EDUCATION BOARD.
Al meeting OF the Education Boart
/ will be held in the chapel tomorrow
morning at 10:45 clock. The object o
| this meeting Is to select the names to b.
! recommended to the Board of Trustees Q
1 Richmond College, from which the va
/ cancy in the Board OF Trustees. causet
1 by the resignation of DR.. F. G. Mcconnell
i is to DO filed. 81
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