The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
V. M. 1 STUDENTS WILL
REVIVE OLD MEMORIES
Plan Commencement Exercises Along Such Lines Will Interest
Old Grads Well ctive Body-Many Reunions
and Other S0ci al Features.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May
12.---concerted measures are being
taken to make this years finals OF
the University of Virginia what that
season ought to be--a time for the
union OF the ties that bind every
aiumnus to his Alma Mater.
Last year the number of returning
alumni was huge, but even more are
expected this year. An interesting
unions, hops, athletic exercises and
functions OF all sorts and descriptions.
has been arranged. which. inter-
| spersed with the regular scholastic
exercises, may be calculated to make
this years commencement unique In
the annals Of the schools history.
The program follows:
Sunday. June I'LL A. M.-Ser-
vice in chapel and sermon to grad
yates.
4:3o p. Morgan recital in Cab
ell Hall.
8 p. M.---Address in Cabell Hall
before Y. M. c. A. by Rev. Theron
III. Rice. ID. D.. Of Richmond, Va.
Monday. June 1s.---Ierman in
gymnasium given by the Beta Iota
Chapter Of the Delta Tau Delta fra
ternlty.
$3.50 p. M.-Basehan game on
Lambeth field. the Star alumni VS..
the Varsity The alumni team Is Sc
iected from the varsity players Of
previous years. Last year In the
struggle the varsity won by a score
OF 3 To 2.
Sis y. Manual exercises OF
the literary societies of the univer-
sity at cabeil Hall.
Tuesday, June 14--"Alumni Day"
10 A. M.--Business meeting of the
alumni at Madison Hall.
IL noon.---Madison Hall: Address
to the alumni by DR.. Charles Basker-
Vile. Of the College OF the City OF
New York.
3 p. M.--Aiumni luncheon at the
university commons. Tickets, at 81
each. may be obtained by applying
to the secretary of the university.
r. M.--Class exercises on the
lawn. ~
p. M.--Under the management
of the Colonnade Club, an alumni
subscription dinner will be held at
the university commons Tickets. 50
per plate. Suitable toasts are ex-
pected " cali out appropriate ten
minute responses To this dinner all
the alumni are cordially invited. In
| order that proper preparation may
be made, persons intending to be
| present at this dinner are requested
| to notify the secretary OF the club
| by June 10. A slip to be filled out
for this purpose accompanies this
| circular.
$50 r. M.--German Club german
at the gymnasium. Tickets on sale
at Anderson Brothers.
Wednesday. June I'LL A. NJ.
Cabell Hall: Comforting of degrees
and closing exercises of the session.
Admission to lower floor of Cabell
Hall by ticket Apply to the secre-
| tary Of the university.
1880 r. M.--Madison Hail: Re-
ception to graduates. their parents
and friends. For cards OF admission
apply to the secretary of the uni
versity.
8 p. M.-Madison Hall: Phi Beta
Kappa address by Edgar o. Lovett.
PHI. d.. president of Rice Institute,
Houston, Texas. Phi Beta Kappa
poem by Armistead c. Gordon, of
Staunton. Va. A cordial invitation
to be present at these exercises Is
extended to the public.
$40 r. M.--Phi Beta Kappa ban
uuet at the university commons.
asa r. M--Final bali at the GYM
nasium.
For the convenience Of the alumni,
/ the information bureau In Madison
Hall ia open all day on Monday and
| Tuesday.