The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

made In New York and Venetian studlc.
made abroad, and a number of song
were sung by Miss Conkling.
Miss Arrersor is Richmond girl. who
spent her early life here, but latterly
has made her home In Danville, Va. II
short willie size will return to hel
former home here, after having spen
three years or more In her nrt studies
In New York and Venice.
Her California friend, Miss Conkling
Is expected 10 be here soon also. and
has made a high reputation as contraltc
singer in her home and In New York
concert work.
Many relatives and friends will be glad
to welcome Miss Appcrsor back home.
and will be glad to hear, Of her success
In having several flattering offers In
other large cities. z. 4 Il.
Stuntz-Fitzhugh.
The Charlottesville Morning News" OF
Friday contains the following announces
mont:
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Lena Grayson Fitzhugh daughter Of
w D. Titzhugh, Of Eaglewood. Va, 70
Stephen Conrad Stuntz, OF Richmond.
The date for the wedding has not yet
been decided upon. MIR. stuntz who
Is n clover writer. Is the author OF The
Second Mrs. Jim
Closing Exercises.
The preparatory department Of West
Minister School will hold its closing ex-
erclses in the school building, Monday,
June 4th. at sis P. M. q
The unique entertainment, called The
Toy Shop" promises to be of unusual
interest. VIII
Daddy ''Tack Hammer otherwise
Master r. Cary John son, skillfnlly creates
many kinds Of dolls, whom the Fairy
Godmother, otherwise Miss Natalie Nc
Faden. endows with life for one short
hour, during which these animated dolls
the lninuct.
The .'Trench DOLL Miss Lucy Lyme,
arouses much jealousy on the part OF
her less fortunate sisters, BY her ex-
IRENE beauty and regal attire.
The Captain OF the Soldiers. Miss Mil
bred Garter, drills her corps with a truly
martial air.
The Dutch Doll, Miss verna Albert,
must be late arrival fom the Ind OF
dykes and canals, SO well does she dc.
her part
Christian, Is always Jumping out and
Quitting in and adds spice and laugh
ter to the deeds Of all the Jumping
Jacks, the Punches and other dolls
and small, domestic and
foreign, who are faithfully impersonated
BY the following young ladies':
Misses Annie Scott, Lascoyno Lyme,
Louise Kellogg, Kemper Kellogg, Con-
stance Johnston, Alice Angel, Susie
Their Wilson, Elizabeth Ellyson, Louise
Cllyson, Margaret Mathews, Esther Ben
nett Wyatt Carneal. Powhatan Dance,
Mildred Lefew, Elizabeth Brocken-
Mildred Williams, Margaret
Taylor James Taylor. May Mayo, Ma
ion Lecky, Curtis Charlton, Jane Car
ZEAL Freida Rosenegk, Mary Green Jor-
ION, Nan Wright. Margaret Miller,
elizabeth Buchanan, Landonia Christian,
ELLA jerks, Elizabeth Tyler and Mar
saret Camp.
These exercises are. under the skilful
Of Miss Marion T. Clarke.
who has charge OF the preparatory
grades, assisted by I.iss Wilson, Miss
Kate Staples, and Miss Carrie Vandever,
II Ashland, who has been substituting
or Miss Barney since the atter's H.
less
These exercises close the work of the
lnder grades Of the school .
The commencement proper will take
,lace on Tuesday. June 5th. at $780, in
he lecture-room Of the First Presby-
erian Church, when the school grad
lates the first young ladies.
Art Reception.
The members OF the art department
II the Woman's College held the final
reception and exhibition an Saturday
,vcning. June I'd. in the college.
The invitations were In green and
colors-and gave the
names Of the students In the various
classes.
Pupils completing the full course and
,eceiving certificates Of proficiency were
Miss Lucy Scott and Miss Ethel Elan.
Pupils completing a. three years course
md receiving certificates Of distinction
we're Miss Alice Whitlock. and Miss
Mamie Hall.
A prize for Improvement was award
ID Miss Dckie,
The exhibition was one Of the largest.
he Departmental has given and showed
he growing interest in this subject
among the students OF the college.
The work of classes A, B, c was hung
n the college chapel; that Of special
Students, In one OF the parlors: and
several portraits and landscapes by Miss
WHITFIELD, Instructor OF art in the col
egc in another parlor.
The art students OF the Wonan's Col
ege are following the example Of art
schools in the North-the Art Students
League OF New y ork, and the Mary
and Institute Of Baltimore--in that each
student who takes q certificate. diploma,
Or prize in art gives to the
Institute piece Of work executed while
studying there.
j This year the young ladies taking GER
tincates and Miss Dickie, winner OF the
co.t1y In to na NnI