The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
Exercises Open With 18th Bacca-
laureate Sermon by Rev,
Oliver Johnson.
YTHE MORNING GERMAN An
)Celebration Of the Philomatl1ian
Literary society-Address and
Dcbate-Medals Awarded.
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III WILLIAMSBURG VrA..l June Gu-Tlne
Il finals OF the two hundred and tenth SEES
! sion OF william and Mary College began
K sunday morning With the baccalaureate
i services at II o'clock In the college chapel.
EThe speaker was the Rev. Oliver johnson.
OF the Associate Reform Presbyterian
Church from Leslie, s. G.. who Is one OF
the best known and most eloquent pulpit
orators Of this denomination. This SER
vices were opened with q prayer ~ the
REV. II. II, L,onthan. q the Bis,ptlst
ture BY Rev. Edgar a. Potts, OF the
Methodist Church, the Rev. w. J: King,
+ay sss hftsp Mr 5ohnsSns Tie
Rev. r. G. Waterhouss led ~ prayer e. and
the Rev. ". a.. r. Goodwin. OF Bruton
y Ghursh .d
4 psalms and one hymn. Mr.. Joflnsoli's
J Sermon sermon was simple, direct and full Of
! force. i
In the evening at 5 o'clock. DIR. +. 9.
! Y5aterho,He, president NJ Emory and
Henry Goilefs deyefed ef he eolese
Rev. w. a. II. Goodwin read from inc
potts K hsx II s,ns as!h was ab D.
Just at the close q The evening r ser
v Which I inte ertei somewhat With Dr,.
apd ie esu we're caught In Tie heavy rain
'ha' ioi'o MoRN1SG SERMON
The second day. Of the commencement
exercises began thls morning s by ger ger
Was informal ana proved 81 one q much much
ens Mss tx e nntonp r5
Va: Miss Savage. Miss .Newbill. of Nor
folk; AiIss Dayenport, q WESTMINSTER, 7 p
Miss Mach Rredo Of albemarie County. va:
Misses Flemings. o. Rlchn1,o,nd; e Mss r.
1cra, of Orange. Miss Fucker Of Penn:
MISS jenkins of mississippi; Miss Harda-
way S sf alaSa snne A 81 Riemond. and
~. LITERARY CELEBRATION.
a hs sel seeieis was held fef eosR
the president. W; y Davidson O s,re
nttirmatiye was upheld ,b by MI: = st ~ sun
the subject and much ability as q. speak
er. His reply Was especially apt. AR. j;
~ a,i IN NJ, spoks wtb
ciearness and much oratorlcal ability.
The tirst orator was MI; y +, s; Wilson, WI
Peace" He presented the claims OF two
presidents OF william and Mary College,
James Blsh' and BENJAMIN Ewell. on the
II. w. Mackre.h followed with an Grafton
on the New South.
Medals were also awarded to Mr.. vii.
klnsdn for Improvement in debate and
= SECOND GERMAN.
The second day of the, finals closed with
Alpha Fraternity at the college gymna-
sum. The floor was in splendid condition
and the decorations we're N the oid go 1
IT j. Stubs. Jr.. of Norfolk, led the ger
man with many new and beautiful ii hfn rsi.
Aong those Sc pressn, were Miss sno L TS
iaferro. with MFR. r. Morgan: Edith Mer-
rill. with Junius Lamb; Ida Henley. with
Wiiiams; ca GhsIsn Hsnley Win
Holt; Nellie Wynne, with Mabene Jones
Mary Foster, with J. T. Booth; Lucille
with f.. r.. Savage; Lizzie Meade with
j. Fl. Lloyd: Miss Hardaway. with Q. J..
5shewmake; Beulah Brooks. with George
Perkins. with r. Jones; Miss Welborne
with :. q. BohaYnnon; Mary ! Henley Henley
Laurence; Mary Meade. With Mr.. Keyser;
Gsddy With " p
a ias a oeefe W Wlsh j. Ellis Miss
.mistead. with j. G. Rowls: Lavinia Holt,
with s. s.. Hughes; Marie Llghtfoott;; with
7, Q'Keefe; Miss Crump. with w y; a. a.
Spencer; Virginia Fleming with r. q,
Henley; l.. Flemming with, a; r. w.
Mackreth; Miss Gait. with =; n. Law
renee; Katherine Newbill with x Wal
arop; Annie Barnes. with G. G. Wenrich.
Ellen Barnes with =. s. Brlnkley: :, Louise
Harrison. with T.. s. Foster. Miss savage,
with j. u. Davis; Lillian Lloyd with N
7. Jones; Miss Funston, with Mr.. Davies;
Miss Clara Booth, with b.. f. liden. ana
Miss Louise Henley. with Joe Hornbaker.