The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
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Personal.

In honor OF the reception held By thu
4 & class cf 1901.
Palms. Southern srnllhx, golden huet
tulips nnd white and gold nnn,,ncintioi
II lilies displayed the class and college col
ors, An orchestra played number OF
/ lovely collections during reception hours
"A and liz young hostesscs of the occasion
shcu,ittcd themselves With marked grace
N and distinction,
Those receiving were Miss Lily Made.
Z line i:ecker, In a lovely toilet Of cham
t,agne eolored crcp, dc chine With Il gar
ntture Of ecru lace; Miss Emma flipp
Il Sherman, in ivory white chiffon clotn:
Miss Isabel Lavlnin Walker, violet crepe dc
chine. Miss Mary Carlisle cannadny, IN
cream ethmine; Miss Rosa Virginia
A Smith. in white silk null; Miss Emma
Clarks, in blue chiffon with point lace'
"a Miss Mary Burnley Gwathmey, in whlte
N crepe jaceouclinc, and Miss Opheila
4 gl.olise Harris, In white Sicilennc.
Miss Marian Forbes, the lady pr1nr1-
IN rnl Gof the college, in champagne voile'
cnsa,n lace and panne velvet ana MISS
Mary Carter Anderson In cream Vo,ie
with Persian embroidery, assisted the
{. members of the class IN uoliis 'he h o'
ors OF the hour.
Other members OF the graduating class
are Miss May Redman Anderson, Miss
III linda Fairfax Anderson, Miss Eva Gar
4 ,,ett Armistead. Miss Macon L. Barnes.
L Miss Margaret Belle Davis, Miss Elise
IIolgson, Miss Susie Y. Harris, MISS
4 Pearl Hatcher, Miss Ruth A, Hart MISS
q Lucy 6 Lyhn, Miss Edith r. Mccarthy.
Miss Ma1Ee G. Montgomery. Miss j. Lott
,se Parker, Miss Bessie c. Palmores Miss
A Eva 4. Pollard. Miss Lottia a. Redford,
y Miss Hattie b. Smith, Miss Matte G.
Spcncer Miss Maude Hutchinson Stnrssa,
Miss Salome Stiff, Miss May Murel Shep-
pafd, Miss Ethel V. Williamson nj IS
May #. Nvhit7itt, Miss Bette II. W;n-
free. Miss Tallulah Caine.
Refreshments wers served by a charm
,ng bovy Of undergraduates, Miss Lucy
Saunders. Miss Katherine Nottingham,
Miss Kenny Buxton, Miss MNra Ackiss,
Miss Jessie Lawless Miss frankie Smith,
Miss Alice Merritt ana MISS Hhlly Coul-
4 Gil.
steady stream OF callers poured IN
~ ia 3lay their respects to the prospective
.tsweet girl graduates" The hum of con-
yersation, the soft strains of music, the.
CAV laughter and merry Interchange OF
badinugo and wit made the scene most
attractive one. The class members thor
oughly enjoyed their little plunge into
social lif,s and the privileges and preroga-
tives that belonged especially to them, as
$ the oenters of observation and interest.
They realized that academic honors and
college life bring in their train many
pleasures which blossom into full naturl-
ty during graduating year and bore them
selves accordingly. The reception to them
MAS important rs the first OF the series
Of class celebrations, the last of which
Will come In June next. when the sue
cessful students don the cap and gown.
and are entitled to write their names
with Il college degree tackled after them.
The Presiding Officer.
Under the above title Mrs. Florence
Murphy Cooley, Of Alabama, who has
been visiting Mrs. N. ". Randolph and
who has proven herself one of the most
active and efficient OF the directors for
u the Davis Monument Association, has
Z placed on sale Mt the Bell book and sta
iFtioncry store an attractively gotten-up
little menual OF parliamentary law bound
lin Confederate gray and neatly letteretl
and embossed in red. The booklet is a
"a convenient pocket edition and contains
matter calculated to be of the greatest
service to all who are interested in tho
organization or management of legisla-