The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
COMMENCEMENT AT
H0LL|NS INSTITUTE
The Number to Take the A. B.
Degree Will be
Large.
Especial u 49, -..Aes. Dispatch


HOLL1>S. VA, May z4.-fne COM
mcncenuent exercises al Holins nstitute
lnis year Desin SUNDAY, June 1th. Meu.
nesuaS, ) uI.c ttn Is commencement Gay
prVpert the Daccu.auEeate sermon was
70 lave Leen prcucned TINS year uy DisnOp
| a. Coke Sin.tn, VI -Sorlolk. Va, out Il
Y-w uuss ago ne found thur the state OF
MS hearth would MAKE, 1t imposslpie LOT
nm 10 perform TINS service. Key. LIT.
Collins Denny. Of YtinuerDlit University,
viii take Or. Smiths place.. 81
| Monday, ~ the ttn, Will be given up 10
| theA cluss day exercises, the celebration
| or the l. IN pan and Exzelian Literary So
| ciottes ana to the Alumnae banquet. Oh
| Tuesday the final CONCERT takes place.
| vs. ednesday the address TO the graduating
class Will be made, by me rev t.,i ~ cheo.
! logical Seminary, Louisville. N.Y. ana
the diplomas conferred. ~
| While it Is not certain VINO VIII re-
| ceive the A. y. diploma, since all the ex-
liam1nations are not over It seems prob
able that the number 70 win TINS IIs ~
honor will be lsrge. Only, one m ed IL
given in the college, namely, the schol-
urship Medal"
An interesting feature Of the college
| life this year ha sheen the fins work done
| by the Y. NJ. c. a. Various lines OF b.
bic study and Christian endeaver have
been carried out, besides the regular
weekly meeting Sunday afternoon:. DUR
| ing Il protractcd meeting In the college IN
| December a number of the students be-
| gun! holding a snort prayer setFiCc eaSi
morning at 7:l5: the service has peen
| kept up regularly ever since. This year
the Y. NJ. C. A.. has moved into large and
| more comfortable parlors In the East
Building. The Iollins Y. NJ. G. a. will
send a full delegation to Ashevile this
| summer to the Southern Conference OF
! y. w. C. A. for young women. =,
: Several times each week from now until
| the end of the session concerts VIII be
| given Monday night two young ladies'.
| Who expect to graduate in the literary
|. department of the school. gave their
| graduating concert, one playing on the a..
! organ and the other on the piano. ~
an Interesting coincidence both young
| ladies' are the daughters Of clergymen,
rnmely. Miss Emily Campbell. daugh-
| Ter Of the Rev. DR.. W. G. Campbell pas.
| tor OF the First Presbyterian Church, or
! Roanoke City. and Miss Ethelyn Potts'
| daughter OF the Rev. DR.. T. s. Potts. pas
tor of the First Baptist Church, Memphis.
Miss NJ. s. Parkinson, lady principal,
! cxnects to sail to Europe June "a, car
| rying with her number OF former Hol-
| l,ns girls, The party Will .lend at naples,
spend several weeks In Italy. then go to
| Sutherland and Paris. and finally visit
| IN England the lake District, London:
Oxford and several Of the cathedral
last week a party of some fourteen
! Young aides visited the Natural Briede,
| Under the care of Professor and Mrs
| Frank w Duke.
Mr. Joseph a. Turner. business man
nger Of Rollins Institute attended the
| Southern Rantist Convention Mt Kansas
city, and was enthusiastic lpnn his re-
| turn over the great meeting held.
| /