The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
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Young Women Delegates Were
Dressed III Costumes Repre-
senting> BE. Blossoms.
MARY N Al BALDWIN 81 u SEMINARY I: N r
Several Very Famous North
Carolina Scholars Brought
Forth Applause.
| MARY BALDWIN SEMINARY
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il5 ASH FVILLE, N. C., June 1.-THE field
day exercises OF the Young Women.s
Christian Association conference, which
was held on the lawn In front OF tho
$Keniwortll Inn, yesterday afternoon.
were attended by several hundred spec
.tntors and much enthusiasm was shown. s
The young women delegates from tho
different colleges. dressed In costumes
representing lowers, were formed in
long lime with their respective cpl-
lege and city allegations. nnis MS eacn
delegation nled past the reviewing stand,
II was received With hearty applause
and cheers. From the standpoint OF
costumes and beautiful women, the dis
play yesterday surpassed any exhibition
OF the kind ever held nj Young Wo-
mans Christian Association conference
Petals Of Roses.
Miss Mabel Crattylcd the limo Of march.
Miss Emily Stafford headed The Cult
States delegation and Miss Harvey. OF y
Atlanta, acted ms master of ceremonies.
Ali the young ladies' wore oyerskirts, cut
10 M 10 resemhla the petals OF rose, Or
other flowers. and had uowess IN th 1!e
hair. Each carried wreaths.
~ A delegat ton which created much favor
able comment wnH the body OF youn1
bladics representing the Mary lsald WIN
Seminary and the Randolph Macon NO
mems College, OF Virginia. The YOUNG
ladies from Danvllc, va presented 1te g 3 u
most creditable appearance. These dele
cations carried banners and sang seq seq
cral selections very sweeCy. S1.
| The3 Lucy Cobb delegation Of Georgia..
attracted much attention. They cnrrieh
several large college banners and wore wore
morning glorics In their hair. they sa nS
3"Denr Old Lucy Cobb. and several o .tl1i
catchy songs.
Old North Carolina.
The delegation from the North Carolina
sta "a Normal school, or Greensboro, was
the lar1eat In the procession. There were
about forty young women IN this body
who we're dressed to repreaent clovet ~
banner OF clover blossoms was n fea IS
Fnre OF this delegation. 7 hey sans w 9ln
North Carolina. Carol Ina. and sever ~
other sci ectons. which brought TORN :e'IS
much applause. 53
Tho delegation from Converge Cole gn,
south Carolina, though small, was GO n
posed Of "a very artiatlcall y-forn,ed group
or pretty girls who sang with nu ':
Slustiness their college vel 9. tg3 s.
The rnnnesseans. com posed OF Reimont
seminary, Nashville; h the University o.
Tennessee md the Knoxville N ,fts 10
and Chattanooga CT "a tons. We 'e' SO g,
encrcled by large W rem n OF " oW "a =,
mine blossoms. This adefegation was sa,d
10 be composed OF the prcttiest YOU ~ 'is :
ladies In the parade. {{s 53 ss53
i5Annnr the "a other deIega lions were
isIyniyrrsity OF Alabama: NYinthrope Col
iege, Savannah (Ga.) City Association
M1ssIsspr,i State Associa tlon,s Charles E
ton VI Is. CO. City Association, LynWoo %.
College, I4ewisburg College. and Co!nm
| g. C.) College. Il