The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

Miss Eleanor steinbrechcr.
10. pierette (Chnmnnde), Miss Esther
Wcinstein. III 3fg
II. Reading (a) miss Edith Helps
Things Along Bret Hartc), Miss Marie
Cummings.
Cb) watching the Sparkling II. ..
Brools). Miss Frances Robinson.
10. Chorus, Great and Marvellous are
Thy Words (Gaul), Pupils Vocal De-
partment. '
10. Mill in Black Forest--seven pianos
UGilenberg), Misses Hail. Wcinstein, Mary
and Addle Erwin, Smith, Yarbrough,
schwalm, Parsons, Pond, Clary, Jordan
Mrs. Carsons, Masters Cohen and Even
sen.
IA Reading (a) "a Ship Of Faith"
Nina 13eckner.
~ Little Tins Tobacco" e. -
Brools), Alfred Kirsh. :,
(c) Pantop,ine Lead. Kindly Light
Miss Kelly, Pollok Yeamnns.
49, Second Rhapsodi udszD, Miss Mill
bred Brent.
1G. Presentation Of Diploma and Medals,
Rev. William j. Young.
Meeting Of H. M. A.
A meeting OF Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION was held June 18th. at which
various reports were received express
| ing gratificntions at the crowds. nttcnd-
ing the exercises on Memorial Day Mt
Hollywood. Thanks were extended to
the orator Of the day, Judge L. II. Car
nett; to the military, Lee Camp and oil
who contributed In any way to the sue
cess Of the day.
Mention must be specially made Of the
zeal shown by tho inmates Of '"rhc Home
for 1nurablcs," who made Il hundred
punches of daisies, which were laid by
loving hands ON the graves of the dead
| soldiers.
Tho chairman Of the Decorating Com
mittee of the Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION wishes to express the thanks
and appreciation Of the society for the
generous contributions Of flowers sent
them on Memorial Day, both to those
from distance and in the CITY,
Too much cannot be said of the kind
ness of the Southern Express Company
for their gencrosty5in bringing all flow
ers free of charge for SO many years.
Special mention must be made Of the
faithful committees who, with lowing
hearts and willing hands. are ever ready
to do honor to the sacr6d trust In their
charge.
One Of the most beautiful and touching
tributes to tho dead heroes was that
paid them by the Rchlldren of Miss G. NJ.
Colquitt's school. Each little one had
saved pennies and bought their flowers.
After the children had placed their flow
crs on the graves on 4" Gettysburg Hill,
they then took some beautiful roses,
which had just been received, and went
to the grave of General Fitzhugh Lee to
place a silent tribute of love TO one so
honored by all
Has Taken Degree.
Mr.. Morgan P Robinson, son Of Mr.
al Tr,f]n nj, hnc
B. A. degree at the University of Vir-
gina Mr.. Robinson was an invalid at
home for six years, from an accident res
celved in football playing.
When he returned to the University
he took up his studies where he had
been interrupted BY his accident.
Tho degree men attended the bacca-
laureate sermon at4the University in
caps and gowns for the first time Mr.
Robinson's many Richmond friends will
be sincerely pleased ito hear OF the COM
pleton of his university course.
His excellent work there has won him
the highest esteem alike from the fac
ulty and his fcllow7,students
Engagement Announced.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Louise A. Catlin. daughter Of Mr.. II. NJ.
Catlin, of No. 1225 Floyd Avenue, to Mr..
Arson Williamson Richards, Of Brook
Ign, New York. Isl
The marriage will take place June 9th.
In September, Mr. iRichnrds's firm will
send him on tour around the world
with headquarters at Toxic. FIonk-Kong
and London. Ills bride will accompany
him on the trip. Miss Catlin is well
known and very popular figure in West
End society.
The Prince in London.
Prince Gustavus Adolphus, eldest son
OF the Crown Prince Of Sweden and Nor
way, who will be married to Princess
Margaret Victoria of Connaught on June