The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30

Finals at St. Andrews Last Night;
At the Fork Union Academy
and Other Schools.

The closing exercises OF the manual
training. drawing and night departments
of the ST. Andrews School were held
last night. The kindergarten closed yes
tcrday morning and the mission school at
noon.
In the mission school the total enroll
ment for the year was forty-nine, and the
avelage attendance twenty-three. The
medallists in the first primary were
Blanche Cole Wallace Hodge, Vaughan
Waldrop Blanton Umlauf and Ethel
Johann.
First Honors-Vaughan Waldrop, Blan-
ton Jmlauf, Blanche Cole and Wallace
Hedge.
In the connecting class first honors were
Merle Robertson. Jack Diggs. Charlie
Wells. Marion Allen, Myrtle Bradshaw,
Wilson Moltz, Louise Stout, Herbert Will
liams and Atwood Blount.
Medals-Atwood Blount. Jack Diggs.
Herbert Williams. Myrtle Bradshaw, Will
son Moltz and Marion Allen.
Second primary class. medal, Robert
Allen
First Honors-Robert Allen. Percy Hall
and Pearl Priddy.
Honorable mention for attendance
Clarence Journey. Charlie and Willie Bel
ton. Grace and Russell Baughan. Rosa
and Virginia Adams and Horace McGraw.
For deportment-Ida Dance, Madeline
Francis, Helen Bransford, Rosa and Vir-
ginia Adams, Clarence Journey, Ethel
Bennett. Ellis Adams, Grace and Russell
Vaughan. Irene and Clyne Hood. Hazel
Griffin Harry Lee, Mary Piernan and
Willie Bolton
For holarship-Madelne Francis,
Grace Baughan, Clarence Journey, Char
lie Bolton, Helen Bransford, Ethel Ben
nett Vincent Williams and Horace Nc
Graw.
A recital was given last night at the
Woman's College for the young ladies
of the music class. Quite a number of
the friends of the students were present.
The graduates this year are Miss Lucy
Temple Rcherson. Sparta, Va; Miss
Mary Louise Simmons, lrvington. Va:
Miss Mary Alice Holland, Sabot Island,
Va
The closing exercises of the Fork Union
Academy were held Wednesday and were
witnessed ry a large gathering. repre-
scntins eighteen counties. Quite a num-
Der of Richmond people We're there. In
the morning at the Fork Union Baptist
Church Lieutenant-GOvernor Joseph T.
Willard delivered an address, and Dr. j.
A. c. Chandler, of this city, also spoke.
In the afternoon DR.. ". Z. Hatcher.
president OF the Board of Trustees, made
the chief talk In connection with the
delivery of medals short addresses were
delivered by Dr. Chandler. Prof. Walton.
of the Academy; the Rev. r. a. Will
Hams. Of Louisa: the Rev. Mr.. Gwatkin.
of Gainesville and Dr. r. H Pitt. Of
this city The uedallists were as fol-
lows:
Scholarship. Aubrey T. Hudgins; Com
position, Aubrey I. Hudgins: Improve
ment, T. A. Tatem: Spelling. Miss Carrie
E. snead: Music, Miss Violet Anderson;
Defamation. Joseph Snead After the
exercises Mr.. Hatcher gave reception
at Calvary Hall.
The commencement exercises Of the
Richmond Female Seminary will begin
tonight with a piano recital for sradua-
ton.
The commencement exercises OF ST.
Lul1e's Parish School will be held Thurs
day evening. June 5, 49, The address
will be made by the Rev. John Moncure
Westminster I<ndergarten vii! close
June 9th at 1890 o'clock. and the other
departments on June 10th at the same
hour DR. R. P. Kerr and members OF
the board will be present.