The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
THE W|OODB[RRY
FOREST SCHOOL
The Diploma Winners and the
Medalists q That 1nsti-
~ t,tion.
.AlCHMoND BOYS ARE. WINNERS
Names Of Those Who Captured
Honors-Thc Closing Ball
Most Delightful.
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ORANGE, VA. June 17.-The session
u 1oo4.'o5 OF woodbcrry Forest School,
the most successful In It's history, cana
( 20 close Thursday
Tho full graduate diploma was award
"a to Frank Palmer Christian, Richmond.
Va.
Certificates OF special distinction, werc
awarded as follows:
Fifth Form--Nlalcolm a. Holiday. Of
gtaunt6n; Ncedham Stuart Turnbull, Of
Meredithville, Va; George Herman Lang,
Z OF Savannah. Ga.
Fourth Form-Wythe Davis Bowe, OF
Richmond. Va; E. Austin Turner. Of
Somerset. Va.
Third Form--James Kenneth Campbell,
OF Esmont, Va: Il Edmond Lafayette
a Prince. Of Wilmington. N. c.; Clayton
Smith OF Wilmington, N. G.
Second Form-Francis Leayell Johnson,
Of Crescent, w. Va; Norman Washing
ton Baxter, Nashville Tenn.
e. First Form-Charles Ravenscroft Male,
Somerset, Ma.
The medalists were Malcolm "A. Hol-
liday, Wythe Davis Bowe. James Ken
meth Campbell, Francis Leavel John
son. Charles Ravenscroft Male. q
s English Essay Mcdal-Needham stuart
Turnbull, Meredithville. Va, subject
''Moses."
Medal in Mathematics Rlchard Edgar
Needham. OF Richr.ord. Id. Isl
Best Sight Translation OF Latin--David
Twiggs Chalmers, OF Alexandria, Va.
ADDRESS BEFORE THE SCHOOL.
Dr. William Spencer Currell, professor
4 OF English literature at Washington and
Lee University. delivered the address be-
fore the school, taking as his subject the
PLUS Ultra OF the old Spanish coin.
Before tho discovery OF America the
stamp was me plus ultra but thereafter
.'plus ultra"
# Tho address was repletc with striking
comparisons and exquisite touches Of
pathos, bubbling with wit and humor and
sparkled with jeweled quotations from
our best classic authors. The. subject
H was unique and was treated In a. truly
original style. Tho speakers graceful
4 periods were greatly enjoyed by the nu:
dIence, and It was the unanimous opinion
that the address as a whole was the best
aver delivered at Woodberry. There wus
nothing that more illustrated the prin>
ciple of personality than the charm Of
y manner and the magnetism OF DR.. Cur
3 rell himself.
After the address the final ball took
place In the spacious dining room In the
now annex to tho main building. There
were at times a9 many 1B 1OTty CoupAeS
s on the floor at once. The music was fur
nished by members Of the Marine Band
at Wa shingt tons. =. i. Il ii S. Ii ,ss3sf rs y n
sssafi !tss THE DANCERS II: N
IS HI Those present at the ball were Misses
Ella Buck, Roberta Smith. Brent Witt.
Lucy Ford Wortham. Caroline Rennolds
Virginia Means, Kate Seldom and Sarah
Baughman, Richmond. Va; Louise Fitz-
gerald, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Libbie Rice
and Mamie Botts, Houston. Tex; Eliza
beth Claiborne. New York; Helen Hen
drick, Washington, D. c.: Mary Kirkman.
Nashville, Tenn; Polly Townsend, Phila-
delphia; Angela Falle. Bryn Mawr. Pa. {;
Susie Robertson, 6taunton, Va; Eleanor
Nalle and Austin Turner. Somerset, Va;
Kate Williams. Page Williams. Mamie
6hackelford, Carrie Bruce Morton, Lila
Bradbury, Cornela somervillc, J. H.
Johns, Mildred Cross. Lucy Berkeley
Belcher. Eugcnie Wambersie. Alice VAN
bersic, AMMO Rlvely. and Messrs. Rick
cts, Field. Bradbury Rice, Mcintosh,
Browning. Macon. sWambersie. Male. Nor
ton. Holiday. from Orange and vicinity;
Mr.. Harrison. OF Leesburg.
< The following old Woodberry boys now
1t the University OF Virginia, were pres
emit: Hugh N. Page. Of Norfolk; A.. Stu
art Robertson, OF Stanton; Addison Rey-
nolds. OF Richmond; Larmour G. Adams,
= Of Erie, Pa,
DR.. John Gibson. Leesburg, Va; David
Spencer Bell, Spencer. Va, and Lewis c..
Z Williams. old Woodberry students, were
Z also in attendance.