The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-19
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.PRESENTSW|ND0NS
Handsome Pieces Of Stained Glass
Dedicated at Episcopal Thco-
logical Seminary.
LIST OF THE GRADUATES
w. R. Bowie and ]. j. Gravatt,
Jr., OF Richmond, Receive
Diplomas.
LIST OF THE GRADUATES
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Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, June 1S.-The
annual closing exercises OF the Epis-
copal Theological Seminary OF Vir-
glnia were held at 10 O'clock this morn
Ing in the chapel at that institution, in
the presence Of a large gathering of
clergy and laymen. The alumni stu
dents and professors OF the seminary.
together with Bishop Peterkin. who
acted as president. formed q procession
In Prayer Hall and marched to the
chapel. the professors and Bishop Pc
terkin taking their seats on the plat
form In front Of the chancel and the
students sitting in the choir.
After a short opening service by
Bishop Peterkln. three graduating es-
says Were read by N1essrs. ". r. Bowie.
of Virginia: j. j. Gravatt. Jr.. of yir-
ginia, and Clinton Quin. of Kentucky.
List of Graduates.
| The following were declared grad
yates and received diplomas of the in
stitution: NJ. S. Barwell. 3. a., OF Louis
vile, Ky; W. Russell Bowie, NJ. a., of
Richmond, Va: Benjamin D. Chambers.
Clingman, b. A. of Covington, Ky:
James D. Gibson. 3. a.. OF Huntington.
w. Va; John J. Gravatt. Jr.. B. A. Of
Richmond. Va: John L. jackson, B. a..
OF Baltimore: James II. Lloyd. B. a., OF
Lynchburg, Va; Wallace n. Pierson,
B. A, Of Syracuse. N. Y; Clinton Quin.
B. A, Of kentucky; Henry Vaughan
Saunders, B. a., OF Maryland: Charles
William Sydnor. B. a.. of Southern
Virginia, and Walter Williams, b. A.,
Of Washington.
and its members received among the
members OF the alumni. The essay be-
fore the alumni was read by the Rev.
i Herbert Scott Smith, of st. AIargarets
Church, Washington. The alumni then
|adjourned to the refectory for dinner,
where number of toasts We're given
and responded to.
Memorial Windows.
At the session Of the alumni this
afternoon memorial windows lately
placed in the chapel were dedicated as
follows: The window on the nortt,
side of the chancel. given by Bishop
Potter. of New York. In memory OF
Bishop Boone. Of China. was presented
/. in an address by the Rev. J. T. Cole
OF oesonta. Pa; that on the south side
OF the chancel, also given by Bishop
Potter. as a memorial to Bishop Johns
fourth bishop Of Virginia. was present
!, ed by DR.. William NJ. Dame, of Balti'
t more. There are besides three windows
!, in the choir, one in memory of the
: Rev. Robert Hunt, the first minister
: OF the colony at Jamestown Island
: who celebrated the holy communion fo1
), the FIRST time on these shors. June IS
4; 1907. another to the memory of Bis
.. hop Ingle. of Hankow, China, and TIL
!. last a memorial to Miss Mary Rhett
; formerly matron of the seminary.
Addresses of presentation for Ties
I wereInade respe ctively by the Rev.. Nj
Pcndleton, whose class gave the win
dow: the. Rev. r. X. Massie, D. D.. o
the seminary, a classmate of Bisho
/ Ingle, on behalf of the class Of 1891
and by the Rev. ]. p. Tyler. who in
terested the alumni who attended tn
seminary during the time Miss Rhet
was matron, in the window erected 7
her memory
The address of acceptance was mad
by Rev. DIR. Crawford, dean OF til
seminary. The windows given by Bis
hop Potter are fine specimens of Eng
lish glass, and the others were made q
the famous works OF Meyer and Com
pany. Munich, and are regarded as be
ing very fine.