The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
Commencement Exercises Begin
With Baccalaureate sermons
on Sunday.
MANY TO GET DIPLOMAS
DR.. Tyler and DR.. Baruch to De-
liver Principal Addresses.
The Class Roll.

Extending over four days filled with
program of the Medical College of Vir-
gnia begins next Sunday, eliminating
In the final exercise on Wednesday
night at the Academy of Music. when
sheepskins will be awarded To many
candidates. DIR. Lyon G. Tyler. presi-
dent OF William and Mary College, VIII
be tile final orator. while DR.. Simon
Baruch, an eminent medical authority
of New York. an alumnus. OF the class
OF 1852, VIII deliver the scientific adj
dress before the Alumni Association.
The baccalaureate sermon. to be
preached by Rev. Russell Cecil y. d..
at the Second Presbyterian Church on
the night of Sunday May Is. is the
trst part of the commencement pro-
gram. Monday there viii be clinics
and demonstrations at Memorial Hos
pital from 10 to 9. At the Richmond
Hotel. there viii be class reunion at
in the evening. Further clinics and
demonstrations take place at the same
hours on Tuesday. A business session
of the Society of tho Alumni comes
that afternoon at 4 o'clock In Chem
istry Hall, while at o'clock that night
there viii be an adjunct smoker In the
Pathological Laboratory
Invitations Issued.
commencement comes on Wednes-
day. a scientific session OF tho So
ciety of the Alumni will be held at 10
o'clock in the morning at Chemistry
Hall. At 1890, before that body pr.
Simon Baruch will speak on Some
Therapeutic Lessons From Half
Century's Practice" Luncheon Will be
served in the Pathological Laboratory
at o'clock, The final exercises will
begin at sac that night.
Exceedingly tasteful invitations
have been issued replica of tho main
building being embossed on the leather
covers which arc handsome.
The class officers are: A. c. groders.
president; C. j. Dalton, first vice
president: c. c. Vaughan. Jr.. second
vice-president: r. F.. Floyd, Jr., secre-
tary. Glass committees are invitation
j. G Bell chairman: NJ. !. Alexander.
II. c. Tarter, 4. D. Stout, o. W. Ward.
Reception-A a. Burke, chairman. C.
H. Fowlkes. e. L. Blankenbaker. " p.
Thompson, E. p. Talbot. A. NJ Snced,
J w. GARRISON. Jr Cap and gown
ward Harshharger, chairman: A. G..
opinsky. p. b, Walton.
The class roll is:
Medical Students.
Max John Alexander Darlington. S
George Bruce Barrow. Danville.
john Cleveland Bell. Pollocksville. N.
Charles Gilmore Bowles. Richmond.
Albert Compton Broders. Alexandria.
Antonio Austin Burke. Petersburg.
William Raby Calfee, Allsonia.
Benjamin Leo Carleton. Lane View.
Randolph Litrell Collins. haywood.
Jesse Hill Crouch, Richmond.
William Banbury Ceowgey, wvthe-
vile.
Clarence Joseph Dalton. Petersburg.
Raymond Hanger Dunn. Clifton
Forge
William Harman Evans. Concord
Luther Clyde Ferebee. Norfolk
Carroll Harris Fowlkes, Danville
Emmette TRIBE Gatewood, Newport
News.
Asa Wesley Graves, Wolftown.
Joshua Wright Griggs. Richmond.
Matthias Grove-Hagen, Norway.
Lewis Clay Haley. Axton.
Ward Harshbarger. Weyers Cave.
George Witty Hayes Franklin
Claudius Simuel Lawson, Fleming
ton w. Va.
Lunsford Hoxsey Lewis. Harrison
burg.
George Reuben Hunter Long. Luray.
George Burley Martin Carriers