The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
Society

the ever old. Yet ever new fascina-
ton and charm OF the sweet girl grad
yates In their dainty frocks and caps
and gowns. The commencement at
the Woman's College Ia always enc OF
the most delightful features OF the
late spring IN TETchm0hd, Hnd, III trU
round OF gayet!es that have been plan
ned this year, the cup OF pleasure viii
be heaped up 10 overfiowing.
Festivities and functions Will begin
so soon as the last examination paper
has been handed In on "Wednesday
morning, and the program VIII al
the DAYS and nights OF these few gala
days, which villa be neTnbered in
future years es the era ID ia.
day, who will then be alumnae, VIII
look back and reflect, How sad and
bad and mad II was. but then how IL
was glad"
An art exhibit and reception in the
college chapel on "Wednesday after
noon from to o'clock will usher
In the many delightful affairs. ON
Thursday evening the vocal and piano
graduates will give recital in the
college chapel Both Professors Rein
hardt AMI Uncle have several grad
yates n piano. and splendid pro-
gram has been arranged for that even
the college Will hold their closing ex
erciscs on Friday evening in the col
lege chapel, and the annual concert
takes place on Saturday evening. Or.
George Cooper win deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon at Grace Street Bap-
list church on Sunday night.
Aa@-.tt.y-.sx~r-v,~rS are n+wavr
fraesft with the Ereatest pleasure OF
the seniors. and II Is given wholly over
10 them, These exercises will take
place in the college chapel aud cam
pus on Monday morning. May 80. at
IL O'clock. The same afternoon the
Alnmnae Association will give their
annual luncheon at the jefferson Ho-
tel at o'clock. Girls from the classes
OF former years Will come To Eich-
mond for this affair. which Will be in
the nature OF reunion. Mrs. Lily
Becker Eppts Will preside at the
luncheon and Aiss Cora Leigh Sptvtsy
of Spring Hope. n c. viii be the toast
mistress. The finals Will culninAte in
the bcacalaureate address and confer
ring Of degrees and school diplomas At
the Academy Of Music on Tuesday eve
ming.
Miss Auby St0ltz Will entertain the
class at a tea at her home, 200i West
Grace street. on Friday afternoon.
street. viii he hostess at luncheon
on Friday. when her guests win be
the mem eers of the annual staff.
name. Miss Frieda KOrntz, who has
done most excellent work as the edi-
tor in chief; Misses Margery Groce,
Ruby Goode, Ella Dorset, Annie Page,
Irene Stiff. May Garrett. ora Leigh
spivey and EsteIle Nottingham
Miss Margery GroCe. OF Dallas. Tex,
has made most efficient senior class
president. She takes her vocal degree
under Mrs. Melvin A Martin. of the
college, and her singing Oh Thursday
evening VIII be one OF the most de-
lightful features Of the whole com-
meneement, Miss Groce who has
spent two years III Richmond. and is
popular among "A large circle of friends
here, VIII return 10 her home IN Dallas
next winter and will make her debut
She has clear, strong voice. and this
combined with her charming person
atty, is one Of her chiefest charms.
The class ron is as follows. Misses
Irene Garter b. l.. Grace Burton, r.
l.: Lucy Curtis. b. a; Mabel Powell
=. A; Ella Dorset, Il, l.; Fostelle
Thornton, B, l.. and h. M, Gladys
Roberts. E. s., Adeline Rodes. d. L..
Kate Blanton, Il. q, Clyde Parr, Il
l.. Frieda Koontz. =. A, Anita
Groves. b. M. Nellie Hudson h. L.;
Ruby Goode, b. l.: Cara Leigh Spivev
b. M. Edith koontz. h. A. Ella
Quisenbefry NJ. A. Helen Galeski
: b. s.; Rachel Billikoff, b. A: Heller
McGraningan. II. l.: Madeline Rey-
nolds. r. L.; Margery Groce. h. Nj;
Sarah Starke h. L.: Edith Snellings
Il. L.: Halle Atchison. Il. l.; Gladys
Peyton. Il. M. Ruby Stoltz. r. NJ, and
Lena Lewis. b. NJ
The class day officers are Miss ella
Quiseaberry, vaiedictorian; Miss Sarat
Starke. tree orator, Miss Pearl koontZ
lawyer: Miss Fosteile Thornton, his
torian Miss Gladys Roberts. prophet
Miss Ruby Goo1e. bCne-fir orator
Miss Cora Leigh Spirey, toast mas
tres; Miss HALLE Atchisoii orator, and
Miss Lucy Curtis, poet
Miss Lloyd Complimerted.
ON Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Barton
Myers and Miss Katherine Myers en-
tertained at luncheon at their cottage
at Virginia Beach. In honor Of their
guest. Miss GHy Lloyd, of Alexandria.
Before going to Virginia Beach. Miss
Lloyd was the guest Of Miss Eleanor
Lindsay In this city.
Musical at Club.
Miss Zelie Minor. whose talent md
charm are welI known here will give
musical. AT the Womaus Club, on
Monday afternoon at FIVE o'clock,
These Informal affairs are always
charming and Miss Minors members
oil Monday afternoon VIII he a treat.
Miss Annie Louise Reinbardt and
Miss Myrtle Redtord III be The hos
tesses for the afternoon, Tea vilI he
served by Mrs. Ashby Miller and Mrs.
James r. Worth. and Mrs. Frank Duke
and Mrs Horace Wexford Jones viii
pour coffee
Nurses Graduate.
The Memorial t4oSrttaf 5cftoof for
Nurses will hold It's commencement
exercises on Thursday evening. May
rs, in the auditorium of the John
Marshall High School. Dr. Christie
pher 1ompkins viii preside over the
exercises and Hon. j. Aston Cabell
will make the address, DR.. Daniel
J. Coleman viii present the diplomas
and school pins The young ladies
who graduate are Misses BERTHE Mae
Arritt, Sadie Pearl Blankenship, Pau
limo Brooks, Kate Gray Gillian,
Frances Frost Hesser. Minnie Howse.
Ida Jean Lucas. Eliza beth Meade.
Florence l.. Reinach. Maria Elizabeth
Taylor.
Nespcr Services.
Mrs ]. Calvin Stewart Will speak
at the wespcr services at the Young
Woman's Christian Association on
Sunday afternoon at haf after Ave
Miss Patty lsaaes viii sing and Miss
lillian Harris viii render several
numbers
Hiss Morton tn Wed.