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

c.. W. Dickinson, Jr., Cumberland county:
s. T. Habel, Bedford ,county; L. W.
Hudgins, Buckingham county; G. l..
Leake. Richmond: P. NJ. Mills. Washing
ton county; E. W. Rawls, Isle Of Wight
county; A. w. Rober tson, Roanoke coun-
"; ! L. w. Smith. Nelson county; j. "A.
Saunders, Richmond; l.. L. Sutherland,
Richmond; $. H. TEN leman. Fauquer
county,; 7. B. Taylor, Brazil; NJ. G..
Wills. Fredericksburg; =. c. Wood, Aus
gusta county; s. Wright, Louisiana.
Received Degrees.
The following were those who received
Bachelors 81 Law-sanford Burnell
Bragg. Brunswick county, Va; Albert
Pendleton Crockett, Wythe county, Yn.;l
J0hn Abrnm cutchins, eh rnma coI
|, ty, Va; Eldred Raleigh Phillips, Rich
mond, Va; Philip Bayard Smith, Fau-j
QUEER county, Va; LinWood Grafton
Tucker. Amherst county Val; Robert
Bachelor Of science-Clfton Herbrt
Howell, Botetourt county, Va. 5S
Bachelors of Arts-Robert Emerson An
kers. toudoun eo9nty Va Va A !lrWa
Clarence Campbell, King William county,
Va: William Peterson Carter, louisiana
David June Carver. Tennessee John.
Abram Cutchins. Richmond. Va; Charles
William Dickinson, Jr.. Cumberland coun-
~ Va; Marshall Calvin Frazer. Orange
county, Va; Robert Archer Goodwin Jr.,E
Richmond, Va: Lacy Paul Hardy, Rich
mond, Va; Jay Broaddus Hubbell, Char-
lotte county, Va; Edward Wren Iiudgins,
Lodge. Maryland: John Mopcure. Rich.
mond. Va; Frederick Gresham Pollard.
Richmond. Va; William Daniel Quattle-
baum, South Carolina; Cosby Minor >Ron,
ertson, Albemarle county Va Da M
Leland Watts Smith, Nelson count "a:
TarIeton Brondus Taylor, Brazil MacIyer
Woody, Kentucky,
Masters of Arts-Clarence HAL Dun-
away, Richmond Va; THESIS. "a Com
parison Of French and Grman Romanti-
cism ., Carter Ashton Jenkins. Jr., North
Carolina; thesis Related Classical
Types. and Methods Of e Combining = ndd
sntharland, Rlchmond. VA; thesis, "a
Brief History Of the Referendum; It's
Use in Switzerland and In America.
Samuel Huntington Templeman.s Fa q W,e
wa hss savery PRIOR
to the Adoption OF the First Federal Con
stitution" Leslie Harvey Walton, Flu
wanna 4 county, Va; tehsis, a"rhe Prob
able Result Of the Present = NJ
In his baccalaureate addresse, Presl-
dent BoatwrIght states that the time for
advice to tho graduates has nast;, put ne
would attempt to EprOpnecy, tlcy3 iWou1u,r
he said, not be furthered In religion Or
politics. Some people regard this coll
lege as narrow. but they 40 nov RnoW
the college, These graduates SO e. out.
feelkers after truth, yet knowing VI, tha a.
they cannot know all truth Iheys5 u are
social minded they viii think 3 Of J. the ne
waal: will show far better schools better
roads, for the common good :, ~,
The friendship Of college mates olten
stand as great factors; and he extorted
ever to stand, together for the ighest
IDEALS, and ever loyal to the school lAattg
Z He He quoted quoted a Harvard professor, who .
sal d., as reported In the neWsp apers tnnt
Richmond College was one OF three co!-
Eieges. " no had a oinch eternity, u ftls CLOS
EGO forth believing In Richmond COLI
lege as the college believes n you' t5ou
b1ess YOU, one and all, y
gVDy. w. n, Hatcher. president OF tne
Board or Trustees made the report Eor
( that body He paid high tribute 70 we
energy and resourGfulness or me FIes!-
dent of the Collage, and to the racu!ty
for their devotion and faith ltIness 70
the institution Especia! @nppreclAtioH ,I oI
the .splndid service to the srholaarly. III
u. c. Y Woodward who has hela tllo y.s,,,
the chair OF English, was given express
This closed tho formal exsrcises Of oom-
Involvement. Immediately following a res
ception was given In tn Thomas Hall, TO
ths nav graduates and their friends,
which Included the whole AUDIENCE q the
evening. The Committee Of Reception
ainclll5cd the faculty and the ladies' Of
thh,a' ia c,1lty and DIR, and Mrs. C. IL. KY