The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-17
final EXERCISES IN
VIRGINIA Schools
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Va, "a Brief Review of the Influence
Of Fanaticism in Shaping History:
Bernard Bobbs shively (Graham-Lee
Time Edgar Sydenstricker washington
Society," of Chin Kiang. China, Char
acter of Voices The officers of the
celebration were: Andrew J. Jones,
Monterey, Va. president; Lyle NJ. MOL
felt. Brookewood. Va, v-ce-president'
Emerson Wyntoun Kelly. Wise. Va, sec
rotary: John Graham Sale, OF Lyhcii-
burg, Va, chief marshal.
THE REGATTA.
The annual regatta which at.riCts
more attention than any one partlc .s,i
feature during the commencement tooh
place this afternoon over the race coll Sc
on North River.
.ihc first great prolonged applause and
frantic waving of coIors was Wien the
Albert Sidney crew left the boat-house
III their new she'll Mildred Lee, Tor the
pull up the river for the starting point
Their movements were like clocAWorh,
Another roar announced that the Harry
| ee in their boat, Annie Joe. hao lelt
Lhe shore Some time Afterwards me
clatter of horses on the roadway "hlch
parallels the river from the starting
point announced the coming. and the
rear of human voices was like the sound
of an approaching storm, as each group
took it up in turn and it was carried in
waves to the wire near the bridge, where
the winners make their welcome bow
THE WINNERS.
The Albert Sidney boys. under a magnlt-
cent squirt. after the last curve. took the bit
i'll {. runaway, and won handlly by ncar!!.
n,.'c boat lengths. Time. 4:42.
The crews were: Albert Sidney-colcr,
i,l.e; stroke T. G.. Stone, of Washington
city: No. g. w c. Pendleton, of Wythe-
vile; Nc. .. J. p. w. Walker, of Overfield.
Va. No. l, r. A. Douglas, of Overfield
Va: coXswain. II. r. Keeble, Of Abilene.
Texas. Harry Lee-ccIor. red; stroke.
Henry Hall. of Mobile. Ala: No. 3. ~.
p. Trundle of Poolesville. Md; No. p,
/. E. j. Payne. of Mint Spring. Va; cox
swain, F. A. Simpson. of La Grange, ky.
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
The social functions of to-day were the
Sigma Greek Ribbon Fraternity german
in McCrums Hall, which began this
morning at 10 o'clock and lasted for sew
eral hours, and the Cotillon Club german
tonight, which did not begin until II
O'Clock, and took place in McCrum' s
Hall. where nearly 100 couples took part.
To morrow the Board Of Trustees meet.
2. csdent Denny is indicted into office,
luncheon for guests and alumni, alumni
annual meeting. alumni address, by Z.
| B. I<ruttschnitts. Of New Orleans; recep-
iion by the president and T. N. E. ger
nan take place.
1t was announced to-day at the faculty
meeting of Washington and Lee Univer-
sitv that Furman University, OF Green
vile. S. c., had conferred on DR.. George
II. Denny the degree of LII. d.
Y. NJ. C. A DEDICATION.
The dedicatory exercises of the Y. NJ.
c. a. were held in the auditorium last
night. Remarks We're made by Mr. Law
renee Priddy, giving account of the work
DONE miles Travelled and visits made dur
ing his four or five years work in securing
funds for the building. AT the closing of
Mr. Priddy's speech he, as chairman OF
the Building Board, presented DR.. Nc
Bryde with the keys which We're accepted
by him in few we'll chosen remarks.
commencing Mr.. Priddy and his asso-
cia ties upon their work
DR.. II. J.. Jones. pastor Of the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church. New York city,
preached a fine sermon.