The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

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ing. He told d; q ne gro who described
q college as a place that taught a fool
rule that a square on the back OF a
hippopotamus is equal to two other sides,
but not all Of EN-. n.
the future would bring to the graduate.
heI8exhorted them to ever be loyal to
alma mater. The teachings OF the old
college, he said. are not merely the work
of Latin, Greek and mathematics, but
each is led to high aspirations and power
Ito meet the emergencies of life For
years the college has been known to
many as Baptist College; but it is unsec-
tartan, open to every sect and creed.
From its inception 1t has been Richmond
College. and as such 1t is recognized by
Z its service to the city.
The speech of Mr. McAdnms was that
of a seasoned speaker, inspiring. thought.
full and in perfect taste He was literally
applauded throughout the address. and
tho vociferous applause which was ,ac-
corded him at the close showed how thor.
oughly Mr.. A1cAdams had reached the
heart of his hearers. i5
School Graduates.
e The president called attention to the
graduates in tho several schools, those
ticular studies They are as follows;
Latin-Julia G. Barnes, Henrico county
A. B. Bristow, Mlddlesex county; Gay
Broaddus, Caroline county, G. Campbell
King William county; G. L. Doughty
Jr, Accomac county; r.. A. Goodwin, Jr.
Richmond; L. p. Hardy Richmond; j.
Peachy Harrison. Richmond; s. G. Har-
wood. Appomattox county; 2. w. Hudg-
IRIS Buckingham county; T. G. Pollard
Richmond; d. NJ. Simmons, Franklin
county: Hattie Smith, Richmond; Nlinna
S. Tlaihimer, Richmond; G. D. Wade,
Alabama; L. H. Walton. Fluvanna coun-
ty; MacIver Woody. Kentucky.
* Greek-W. p. Carter, Louisiana; Jay
D. Hubbell. Charlotte county; D. M. Sim
mons, Franklin county: =. w. Smith,
Nelson county; ]. y. Webster. South
Dakota; MacIver Woody, Kentucky.
Frcnch-A. B. BristoW. A1iddlesex coun-
ty; Maria e, Bristow, southampton coun-
ty; Clarence Campbell king William
county; d. ]. Carver. Tennessee; A.. ].
Chewing. Richmond;a G. II. Dunaway,
Richmond; H. II. Kidd. Richmond; A. H.
straus, Richmond; Alice w. Taylor Rich
mond: G. D. Wade. Alabama
German-C w. Dickinson, Jr., Cum
berland county; Maria y Bristow. South
ampton county; r, A. Goodwin, Jrr Rich
A'ioi"s ~ - IiuItlyiB54k.S'3ti1SHNt - u ~ .
Hough I3ichmond; CHI. Howell, 13ote-
tourt county; c. "A. Jenkens. Jr., North
Carolina: c. l.. Leake, Richmond; Julian
Lichtenstein. Richmond;8 IT, G. Pollard,
Richmond; Hattie Smith,. Richmond; .,
H. Turner. Richmond;%J, 3, woodward.
Henrico county ts
English Literature-R, y. Ankers. Lou
doun county; c. Campbell, King Wlfam
county: w P. Carter, Louisiana; 2, w
Dickinson, Jr.. Cumberland county; y y.
Doughty. Jr., Accomao county; u. =.
Hardy, Richmond; j, p. Hubbell. Char
lotto county; j. W.. Kenny. Itockbrdge
county; c. l.. Leake, Richmond; Lorana
d. Mason, Richmond: G. M, Robertson,
Albemarle county; ]. M. shue, Botetourt
county; s. "A, Slater King William coun-
ty; J.. l.. Sutherland, Richmond; q. y,
1alman, Richmond a Alice w ,5g aylor,
Richmond S, II. Templeman. Fauquler
county; Mary II. Tyler. Hanover county
Mathematician. d. AnkeFs, Loudoun
county; y. j. Carver, TENNESSEE; y -.
Howell. Botetourt county; John Moncure,
Richmond. Ell fs5
Physics--c. II. Howell. Rotetour county.
Mecllnnics--N. j, Bostlck, brunswick
county; G. II. Howell Botetourt county,
Cllcmistry-W IL Brown. lfchrlotia;
i. i. Sutherland, Richmond.
PHILOSOPHICAL, Al Goodwin, in iaet-
mond l., i, Sutherland, Richmond; p
II. Templeman, Fauquler county.
liistory--O. j.. Bowen. Aecklenpurs
county; Gay Broaddns, Caroline county,
Helen f.. Baker. Richmond; Julia "a e.
Barnes, Henrico county; ] !. A. Gulchlils,
/ Richmond. & r. #Csn n, nhelI ~ Richmond |;