The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20

echo as he concluded withSn magnificent
peroiatioh.s Again ana again the audl-
enee and graduntes cheered hin as no
walked to his seat in the stage box, while
n throng OF distinguished people pressed
TO take his hand.
Delightful Programme.
i The programme OF the evening was
as follows: Dssay, "The New High Schooi
From a Graduates Point OF View"
Branch Sutherland; song, Song of .vik-
ings" uTaning) High school Chorus; Rec
itation, THE Unknown Speaker Ethel
wyn Yeamars: Song. Lost Chord (Sul-
livan), High School Chorus; Grafton
Jefferson Davis Bascom Rowlett;
Song, Liberty Bell (,ousa), High School
Chorusa Recitation "i492," Bessie Dud bud.
ley; Song. BE Glad, Lass and Lad,
(GumberD, High School Chorus; Address,
DR.. u. A. Alderman; Music; Delivery OF
Capers, chairman City School Board.
Mise Sutherland's essay was excellent
and hit a popular note with her audi
enco. Her; plea for a. now High School
building WAS strong one and brought
out hearty applause.
So pleased was the audience with the
singing Of tho chorus, composed Of very
charming young girls, dressed IN Whlte
that they were cncored again and again
Maryland, MY Maryland" was one OF
their encore offerings, but the one that
brought tho audience to It's feet was
the over soul-stirrinE Dixie.
Miss Yeamans recitation, The Un'
known Speaker" was deservedly ap-
pla,ided heartily The young lady has
remarkable histrionic ability and proved
1t by her clever encore recital, "Arrabella
and Sally Ann"
Mr.. Bascon1 Rowett spoke on JET
ferson; Davis.',s His voice was excellent
and not less 50 was his delivery. Mr..
Rowlctt's Grafton was one OF the hits
of the evening.
Caught the Audience.
Little Miss Bessie Dudley's recitation,
'1492," caught the audience, who gs-
glcd delightedly to tho end 1t would not
be denied and SO the young lady rected
"Iest Forget" in the same humorous
and quaint manner that had first gained
her popular favor. Miss Dudley IS
youthful comedienne, who will be heard
from.
After the band had played, Mr.. James
II. Capers made neat little speech, ana
the sweet girl graduates and q rev
pleasant looking boys came snlllng 70
the front Of the stage to receive thcir
diplomas.
Mr.. Capers, assisted by Mr.. Walford
and Mr. Thomas, delivered them while
Marin, the school janitor, adorned with
a huge white flower. led the applause
until his hands grew purple with eST5
element. FgT49&
Those who graduated were, .ou
Graduates, january. 1905 IN order = e. % Of
S Wood E vd Mssa sE1aSf oddis
j. Erlon {Lawder, 8. Edith Taylor,,6 SUSIE
s. Hin Bessie CARRIE Back :. E lotiY ID
f. Snckels e LEX Kna G5me1 H. Hsazee
s Sfa et:e e. Conrad II. Goodwin, 49,
Mamie West1l4. Nina J9sephinree T Fay or
T. Annie Constance R9bns Ga1nh 10 se h5ee
IS. Fannie annie PARK Wood, 10 william IRE
william Turner 90. Helen Block
Graduates .Bnsiness, course o,i'en
Andrews 8. Mary f. Bailey, q. Allen. AM
mons, s. Norman Randolph Watt, 6. Leon
M. Morris, z. Lucille Belts 8. Ailcene U
s1 post Ora duatss, January 1851 Louie.
PogEet rtzgfsaa ve Jssssie i Slc
3 5. Bra; Brauer. 4 caroline 4. DeJarhette, s.
Graduates. photography and Typewrit-
2. Grace Lyle Walton. 8, Ogarlta g. My
ers, !. Madeline NJ. Kratz. 8. Emily Sal
lie. Tinslcy. .ssst5 sass 3, la NJ
!ng-.i. j Jeanef it, B. Sutherland. g Sadie
IHellstern, 3: EVELYN lucille loggett; !.
Raymond Il. straus, 81 Edwin NJ. Heller,
H Gelman ray fGaeRfe an
Lacy, j. Helen Taylor, Z; Ida Nod Dun
dette Schultz. 15.Yirginia Ca bell Thurs
ton, 49, Frances Alexander Swami, H..
Eva elizabeth Hey r.. Virginia Randolph
Dunlop Blake, p, RUBY. Amorette Gillian.
Virginia Sanders. q: Robert D. smith.
Il ha Es Marn ASSa Sanns Eass
Herbert MCGOWAN King, 60 Josephine
Mary Edelblut, 30. Louise NJ. Schroeder,
Madeine h fhen,ns Mary Grase
Jstelle r. Whitlock, IS. Mark II. F'nckc,
36 Grace Hunter Sims, 81. Florence a.
Wood. IS; G. TaylorlAdams, 80. Elicit ".
Wray Wharton. "a
Graduates, Business Course June, 1876
MaTX Ella baeyt2 car css, + ar
sehaeffer, !. Edith tn Treyi!an PoWel f s 5.
n Mary X. Esther Ter parkergG Yerna Parker.
Thornton EmlHpc Bob b a IS L Dade
n. Gasser, 1C. Charles NJ. Schmidt, II.
Post Graduates June, 1866. Annie
H Hen 81 Sutton, Sadie Engelberg. 8.
quiet Carlton Martin, 4. Mary Virginia
Elizabeth Hartung: q Lily Frances Trey
yeti, 5; Willie Burrows Mondy. .. Bessie
=. Aldrch, 10. ALICE Ia Der English, II.
Brauer. l3. Evl LeftWIch Hewitt. IA. Lou sc
NJ. richardson. Is. Annie May Gaskins,
u.s., Matte Letitia Stage.
.,,IhonographY and 9TypewrIting, June.
1915, In order OF standing-1. Kate n.
Blake, 2. Rosa s. Kirsh,SS 8. Hattie l. Spin
de, 4. Nellie Morton, S. Pauline Myer 6.
iSisIe phllLps, =, Ida v. Gulick. S.sVir-
Mr.. THOMAS then announced the follow
Ing membership and scholarship:
Rosemary Library Memberships, June,
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