The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-13

attend the exercises at the University.
DR.. Rice had for his theme The
TRANSPORTED Life" which he consid-
cred in three aspects---first. as an
ideal: second, as an obligation, and
third, as an alta lnment. For his
text he selected three verses-Mark
8; 2; Romans IL: 2. and second Co.
rinithians 8: is,
Selections were rendered on the or
gan by Prof. w, r. Jones-frst, the
Triumphal March tDe la ombelle1 } /:
second. Cantileue (Dubois), and
third. the Festival Mrch tWareing).
The invocation was by the Rev. Henry
w. Battle OF the High Street Bap-
fist church, this city and the invoca
ton by DIR. Gilby G. Kelly. of the
First Methodist church.
Mr. Richard V Taylor. Jr.. Of Mo-
bile, Ala, the retiring president Of
the University Y. NJ &, A., made a
highly gratifying report of the work
OF the association for the year While
the membership had not quite reach
ed the high water mark of previous
sessions. the work on the whole had
been very successful. MIR. Taylor, who
Is "A bachelor of arts of the University.
will Wednesday receive the. degree of
doctor OF medicine. At the close OF
the session he will 60 as inferno 20
the POSTGRADUATE Hospital, New
York city. TO fit himself for work
in the hospitals in China. His broth
er, DR.. Adrian 8 Taylor, is now the
representative of the University of
Virginia at Yang Chow. China. and is
being supported by the alumni. fac
ulty and students Of the University.
In his annual report Mr.. Taylor
mplimented the splendid work done
by Bishop Lloyd. who held two series
Of special meetings at the University.
and the good accomplished By the
Bible study group.
One OF the interesting features of
the finals viii be the baseball game
on Lambeth Field this afternoon be-
tween a strong aggregation. composed
Of alumni and the varsity nine. The
alumni will be made up of some of
the best ball tossers Virginia has turn
ed out in recent years
Tonight at S o'clock in Cabell Hall
the two literary societies win hold
their final exercises. The chief event
of the evening will be the debate be-
tween teams representing the Wash
ingtou and jefferson societies ON the
suhject of woman SAT- aage- ,s
The Washington Society's team,
which will uphold woman suffrage is
composed of Messrs. A. NJ. Wood. r.
$. Fulton and l.. Tyree, while the JEFF
ferson Society will he represented by
Messrs. Stanley Cleveland, w. p.
Powell and o. r. Easley. The win
ming team will receive the card OF
visitors prize of SIS. and the So
ciety represented by it Will get the
Harrison trophy.
After the debate the society medals
will be presented-the orators medals
To Messrs. Maurice Hirsch. Of the
Washington Society and r, NJ. Hol-
land of the Jefferson Society the de-
baters' medals to Messrs. II. :, Full
ton, of the Washington, and Stanley
Cleveland. OF the Jefferson
The Tilka Ribbon Society. the sec
ond organization of its kind organ
tized at the University. is holding a
reunion to-day. and many OF the
members have arrived TO celebrate the
event Their headquarters are at the
Kappa Alpha house. Tonight smok-
er Will be held at st. Anthony Hall.
! Mr.. Thomas P. Bryan. OF Richmond,
| will act as toastmaster. Fifty or sew
enty-flve old men will be on hand.