The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02

R|CHMOhOCOllEGE
Commencement
Wednesday, Juno 10Th Many
Graduates Will Be Given
Their Degrees.
"EXAMS" IN PROGRESS
Students Plugging to Successfully
Pass Finals Which End
Next Week.
EXAMS" IN PROGRESS

After several weeks OF booming
and ''ernmminK.' the students OF
Richmond College arc now In the
midst OF final "exGrn&,' which will
continue through next week. We'd
ncsday night, June IS. tho success
fri members Of the graduating class
will be awarded the mIoh-ionged-for
sas~pskin.
The commencement this year OF
the college promises &c be an I'M
usually festive one. u will be one
OF tho last TO take place Oh the Ia
nous old campus of tho institution.
AS plans are now under way for the
new home OF the college to DO built
at Westhampton.
Rev. DR.. ~. G.. S. Wallace, pastor
Of the First Baptist chuvch, OF Bal
timore, Md, VIII preach the COM
.nencemsnt sermon on the afternoon
of Sunday. June IL, at SIS O'Clock.
Dr. Wallace is an orator of wide
reputation. He was formerly presl-
dent OF the McMaster College, To.
ronto, Canada.
Trustees Meet
Class day will be held Monday
Tuesday will be alumni day. The an
nual meeting CT the college trustees
will ALSO be held on this day.
The annual dinner of the society OF
the alumni will be held Tuesday al
ternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The members OF the fair sex who
have graduated from Richmond Coll
iege will tender luncheon Tuesday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock to the women
OF the gradusAing class of this year.
~
be offered Tuesday night by the col
lege Dramatic Club
At IL o'clock Wednesday morning.
clad in cap and gown, the academic
procession will take place. For the
first time In the history OF the col
lege the trustees will appear In the
insignia of graduation
DIR. Gray the Orator.
Several honorary degrees Will he
conferred at the morning session. The
orator on this occasion will be +. d.
Gray, ID. D., LII. D., of Atlanta, Ga,
and formerly president of George
town College. OF Kentucky,
The closing exercises will begin
Wednesday night at s:ls O'Clock, at
which time degrees will be awarded
lie conferred. The program will be
concluded with reception by Prest-
dent and Mrs. Fred w. Boatwright 70
the alumni, graduating class, students
and friends.
Candidates for Degrees.
Candidates for the various degrees
will be as follows:
Masters degree. Il. Hall.
Bachelor of arts-E. L. Aekiss, X
r. Banner. J. g. Barbe. J. H. Beaz-
ley, w. II. Beverly. Il. Bowling. K
A. Brock. Jr.. Miss r. F. Coffee, w
G. Coleman. r. c. Durrum. s. III. FL
Tyson, V. c. Frost, Miss c. NJ. Gary
q. G.. GIL, j. +. Quick. T. c. Hutton
III. b. Jennings, Jr., F. q. Louthan,
y. b. Mofrett. Miss NJ w. Montague,
A. T. Ransone. Jr.. q. ". Ssdier. a,
C. sinton. Jr., w. b. Sydnor and Miss
j V. Ware.
Bachelor OF science-R. c. Ancar-
row. Ell Harris, G. d. Miller and
T. II. Smith.
Bachelor of laws-Leon Maurice
Nelson Bazile. Alexander Bruce Bel
field. Jefferson Davis Bond. Edward
Samuel Cardoza. Henry Mortimer Cas-
sell. George Frederick Cook, Louis
Elkon Cutchins, Albert Cosmo Haz-
lett, Walter Pierce Lipscomb, Macon
Melville Long. Jasper Kenneth Nc
Cotter, Gilmore Junius Parker. Went
worth Willis PIERCE. Israel Rhodes,
George C. Schweickert James Rosen-
helm Shepperd. Jr., Ewing Price
Etringfellow, Richard Baxter Wilson
and Gordon Bennett woodson.