The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

Who,Nln June, VIII receive ner[ diploma
Massachusetts. NJ ISIS Tyler Is president
caugtNar OF Mr.. Lyon 9. Tyler presl
granddaughter of John Tyler, PresIden
Warren Eaton, w, c.. Filter, ann
Fletcher, WIN Howe Foote, Ben Foster,
Robert David Ganley, Belle Ravens,
ton Jones, Lee Lufsln Kaula, Margaret
Kendall Louis 1kronberg, Jonas Lie M.
Jean McLane, Kenneth Hayes Miller f..
Ltis Mora, Henry Mosler, Gusthve Henry
Mosler Leonard Oclitman, r. Palmer,
Henry w. Poore, II. *. M. Rehm, VIM.
Ritschel, Wm. L. Sheppard Edward 5.
Siebert, Maria Judson Stream Allen -.
Talcott, Harlotte Leo Taliaferro. Robert
Nonnoh Irving r. Wiles, l. NJ Wi!os,
liams, Cullen Yates.
The East room will contain the water
colors contributed by:
Will S. Budworth, A.IyV. BUTLER, Rob-
Cooper, Colin Campbell Cooper u. IT.
wing Course Laura Craven, Chas. War
rem Eaton, Anna s. Fisher, W. G, Fit
Ter. Ben Foster, Edmund III. Garrett,
Charles Gruppe, Letitia 3. Hart Claude
Ragnet Hirst Ethel Hore, Lee Lufkin
kaula, William ]. Kaula, Henry Mosler,
Gustave II. Moslcr NIathilda Nueden,
Rhoda Holmes Nichols, Walter l.. Palm
en-, Walter Paris, Alethea Fill Platt LIZ
Glen w. Powell. c. S. Rodman. VIM. l..
sheppard, Florence Francis Snef. Henry
8. Smell, NJ. M. Straus, Maria Judson
STREAM, Z. M. Whitfield, VIM. j. Whit
temorc, Adele Williams, Frederick Bal
lard Williams, Robert Burns Wilson.
MinIaturists to send examples Of their
work Will be;
Mrs, Alice Ham Brewer Mamma Mat
thews Bryant. Florence Il. Grettcr,
Laura Coombs Hills. Maria Jurson
Stream, Theodore w. Thnyer, VIM. j,
| Whittemore.
Lovers of the pretty and picturesque
will lnger among the Illustrations of:
Jan Bridghnm Child, Elizabeth Ship
pen Green. Mary Hallowell Loud, c. S.
Rodman, VIM. l.. Sheppard. Jessie Will
cox Smith, Marcia Cakes Woodbury., Har-
riotte Lee Tal.aferro,
Richmond, Art Club students who have
been doing work under Miss Ann
Fletcher and Mr.. NJ. NJ. Strans during tho
past year and who will exhibit in their
respective departments will be:
Miss Aedlock Ellen Anderson. Mary
Baughman, Laura u Bacon. Amorette
Burger, Mary Boyd, Bessie Catlin, lsa
bel Carter Adele Clark Mrs. Z. j. Clark.
Emory Dabney, Alvie Eubanl, Elizabeth
Erving, Charles Fisher. Annie Gray, Bes-
sic Hammond Annie Laurie Hayner,
Mrs. j Allison Hodges, Nora Houston,
Margaret l.. H. Jones, Lola Z. Jones,
Greenhaw Johnston, Rosa Kirk, Laurie
Lorraine. Kate Meredith katharine Mo
Intire, Otey Minor. Randolph Mason, Inez
Owens, Mrs. NJ. Patterson. French Pat
ton, Belle Perkins, NJ. M. Straus, Roy
Sands. Elizabeth r. Seldom, Juliet Tai
cott Bessie Tanner, Corneille Willing
ham. D, S, Walker, Julia Woodbridge, Miss
Adele Claas Miss Ella Celle Cohen, Miss
Annie Gray. Mrs Albert Hunt, Miss
Elizabeth Patterson and d. S. Walker.
Miss Hatcher's Lecture
at Woman's Club
On Monday afternoon at the Woman's
Club, Miss Orie Latham Hatcher will de-
liver q lecture on THE Rise and De-
velopmcnt of the English Novel;" Miss
Hatcher is a woman OF unusual INTEL
lectual attachments and great interest is
felt In her first appearance here since tax
ing her PHI. ID. degree at the University
of Chicago last winter, when she was one
of three students, and the only woman
to gain this distinction.
1t will be remembered that Miss
Hatcher is a Vassar graduate and has
the degree OF b. a. from that college,
and of r. l.. from Richmond College.
She held the chair of English ut the Wo-
mans College for some years, and her
work there was distinguished for its
as well as its high intel
ectual qualities Later she went to Chi
,ngo for special course of study at tho
University, and after having accomplished |
an incredible amount of work in the |
limo allowed, she took this degree so
'arely attained by women,
And with all her learning, she Is still |
thoroughly womanly and unaffected. and |
her afternoon at tho club promises to
be one of peculiar interest and pleasure.
The lecture Is at s o'clock.
May Queen Festival.
A charming May Queen Festival, in
which many society people are taking
great interest, Will be given by the Circle
OF Industry, In Centenary Nj, Il. Church,
on Friday evening, May 10Th, at o'clock,
and Saturday afternoon, May 2lst, at A
O o'clock, In Belvdere Hall.
Children taking part In the festival
will be trained and directed by Mrs.
Fanny Thaw Grymes, The music Will
be a series OF beautiful selections, and
the decorations of the hall and stage Will
be in ferns, smilaN and pink and white
flowers. The children Will be grouped
behind the throne In pyramid effect,
making OF their pretty faces, costumes
and garlands an enchanting picture OF
youth and innocence
Lettice Woodward will be the queen
of the festival Court attendants and
maids Of honor will include Antoinette
Thierman, Kathleen Gordon. Kitty sam
lels station, Anne Royal Ellen witt,
Cary Valentine and the two pages, Edgar
and and Beverly Parrish,
Children impersonatlng seasons will be:
Martha Roberts. Mary Pell Florence
Iaey, Blanche King, Grace Gilmer, Willie |
Imogen ftiddick, Lucy Wei |
slger Jellis Scott. Edith Ragland and |
Marion Spcer.
Elsie Garnett VIII be the queen OF |
flowers with the following flowerets in |
her Train: Elise Garrett, Elizabeth Short, |
Elizabeth Brown, Beatrice Kirk, austin |