The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03

berg, Schumann's "dipries,' and Clapis-
CONS "ButtcrflIes.' The charming fea-
ture OF the evening was the interludc
reading by Miss Burr, the ever beau.
tlful and pathetic rhyme OF the
Duchess May
The award of llonors, including tie
medals and prizes, was made by the
college faculty, and the diplomas
were awarded with appropriate re-
marks by the president and trustees.
This final concert was the fourtl,
and last OF the series OF the final ex-
erclses. On last Sunday the bacca-
Joseph Bragg Dunn, rector OF the
Episcopal Church Of Suffolk. The
beautiful auditorium OF the Washing.
ton street Church was filled on that
occasion. The sermon OF Mr.. Dunn
was most eloquent and inspiring. The
morning recital was given In the col.
lese chapel on Monday. and included
an interesting series OF numbers In
piano vocal and elocution. The cor.
tilleates OF distinctions were also
awarded at this time.
-, ne most enjoyable social feature Of
tne commencement was tho senior ,e.
ception In tho college home. from a n
- CLOCK on Monday evening. The
4i..,.' a.! dHu SOcldl nall were
n.,.e'autifully decorated for the occasion.
INC profusion OF lights and flowers.
with banks OF palms and potted plants.
mnde q brilliant sight for the occasion.
The receiving party included the
three a. B. graduates of the college,
Miss Anabel Havs. Miss Susie Allen
and Miss Clara Havs. and also Mis-.
Wary p. Mc1lwaine and Mice Lucy Nc
1'waiEe Davis. The president was az
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81 tho faculty.. and also bv Mr.. Robert
Martin. Mr. Paul Petit Mr.. James
nnnn. Mr.. Stanley Rnckwith and Mr..
bartlett Roper. Jr. The refre shments
were served IN the collage lawn and
grounds, which were Illuminated for
the occasion. and the outdoor feature OF
entertainments was especially enioved.
The following is the list of honors
awarded tonight:
Full Graduates with a. 3. Degree
Miss Susie Rebecca Allen, Virginia; Miss
Clara Womble Hays. Virginia; Miss
Anabel Hays. Virginia.
Graduates in schools:
English and History-Miss a. P. Mus
grove, North Carolina: Miss L. w.
Stainback. North Carolina.
French-Miss Belle Moss. Virginia:
Miss Beatrice Moss. Virginia; Miss
Rosina Jacocks. Florida.
Music-Miss Charlotte A. shafer.
South Carolina.
Moral Philosophy-biss Mary P. Nc
1lwaine. Virginia
Medalists:
Latin-A1iss Lottie Valentine, vir-
ginia.
Mathematics-AIiss Mamie Gray
Davis, Alabama,
Frenct-AIiss Rosina Jacocks. Flor
ida.
English and History-Mss Clara
Womb!e Hays, Virginia.
Moral Philosophy-AIiss Mary P. Nc
Ilwaine. Virginia.
Science-Mlss Anabel Hays. Virginia.
intermediate Department-Miss Lot
tie Valentine. Virginia.
Preparatory Department-Miss Eliza
beth Bragg. Virginia.
Primary Department--Mis Katherine
Chisholm.
Piano-Miss Margaret Fisher, vir-
ginia.
vocal-Miss Julia Wright Virginia.
Elocution-AIiss Helen Burr, South
Carolina.
Gymnasium-Ariss Ella Jameson, New
York.
Ger,nan-Miss Mary Davis, Virginia.
Specially distinguished. having re-
ceived so per cent. In all eNamina-
tons:
Preparatory and primary depart
ment-Misses z. r. Bragg. Virginia
katherine Chisholm. Virginia; Hyla
Dempsey, Virginia; Gabrielle S. Dunn
Virginia.; Florence Stratton. Virginia
Florence Winfield. Virginia.
Founders prizes. in memory ot
President Williams 7. Davis: awarded
for 30 per cent. average In five sub.
jects-Misses Corrinne Brownell In
diana: Janet B. Clark, Pennsylvania
Mamie Gray Davis, Alabama: Ami.
Maude Evans, North Carolina: Ethelvr
styrnbrough, ireinia Lottie Valentine
Virginia.
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