The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-31
final CONCERT AT
WOMAN S COLLEGE
Enjoyable Entertainment Last
Night BY the Fair
Musicians.
CLASS j Ass! EXERCISES TO-DAY.
Elaborate and Attractive Pro-.
grainr,e Will BE OBJ
served To-day.

The final concert In the present COM
mencement or the Woman's College took
place in the college chapel last night
and was most gratifying success.
The following was the programmes: Over
ture, "Tannhauser." Wagner. Misses
Evelyn Martin, Elizabeth Taylor. Lily
Kay Bscoe, Sophie Moore; -norus,
gripping Lightly Ger the Meadows"
Mario; Plano Solo, .capricc Fantasu-
que" Wollenhaupt. Miss Maud Wright;
Song 1.-THE Flight Of Ages" Bevan, Miss
Inez hutchinson; Piano Solo, "Rhapsode
No H." List, Miss Sophie Moore; Piano
Solo. Polka de Concert" Bartlett, Miss
Ava Poole; Song, "Ah! Sc Tu Dormi.
Svegllati," vaccat. Miss Sophie Moore:
Hiss Myra Uldine Vaidcn; Second Piano,
Mr.. H. +. Unkel; Piano Solo, Faust
Waltz Gounod- List, Miss Lily Kay
Biscoe; Vocal Duet, .'The springtime OF
Love-" Lucantani, Misses Iavinia Dud-
ley. Sophie Moore; Piano Solo. "Auf Flu
geln dcs Gesanges,"s Mendelssohn,g Miss
Laura Lawton; Duo, "Deuxiene Dua.'
Weber, Misses Evelyn Martin. Lily Kay
Biscoe; Chorus ta) students Chorus"
Lacome; ~ Good Night" Reinecke.
Class Day Exercises.
TO the thirty-eight mem ers of the
Woman's College graduating class Of
1905, to-day will ne a dividing line In their
lives, marking the swift transition from
girlhood and college surroundings to 3wo-
manhood and entrance into the larger at
mosphere Of independence.
y With the assembling for the last time
this forenoon within the college chapel.
the shackles will be broken and. linked
together with their daisy chain the grad J
yates will pass to the college lawn, as
sorting their joyous freedom as lney go
in the ringing strains of their class song.
the verses of which are from the facile
pen OF Miss Annie Laurie Dillard
Miss L. p. Mccarthy. the class presi-
dent. who has shown herself to be pos
sessed OF unusual administrative ability
in her. conduct OF class affairs will de-
liver the address Of welcome, that comes
first in the class day ceremonial pro-
gramme. S$5 NC Ss
The class orator will be Miss Elise
Hodgson: the class historian, Miss Ella
Lee Dowdell the class poet and prophet
Miss Una Catherine Fulcher and Miss
Bessie Garland Nelson. Miss Mccarthy
will make the prophecy for !sthe prophet
and Miss Louise Motley H;.l be class
ya IN chapel decoration, the class class flower
the liberty rose, will appear in profu-
sion entwined about the class motto
which is & Non Nobis solum.""5 3s
At i 40 O, clock this afternoonethe grad Z
yates will bes.guests q honor ut the
alumnae luncheon to; DC given in Muir
phys Hotel Annex, where Mrs. Ben. T.
Gcrump will be toastmistress and Mrs. a,
B. Knight, Of the class of 1856. and Miss
Belle Willingham, Of that OF 1901, viii
respond to the toasts: Yesterday and
To-day
The entrance OF the graduates will be
the signal for the singing Of a lively
stein song entitled Welcome New Alum I
nae. written by Miss Cora 1omlinson.
for the occasion.
Miss Emma M. Whitfield. president OF
the alumnae association Will welcome the
guests OF honor and Miss Mona Harris
has been chosen by the graduates to
make the reply.
The association and the class Will SING
together at the close Of the luncheon the
"Alumnae Hymn" composed and adapt
ed to music by Miss Grace Warren Ian
drum. B. L., OF the class Of 1903