The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-23

PROGRAM OF w ZEE K

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. May
2a.--Act!ve measures are being taken
In an endeavor TO make this year.
finals of the University OF Virginia
the most successful in the history
of this Institution. Last year, the
number of returning alumni was the
greatest in recent years. Even more
are expected to return this year. An
interesting and varied program has
been arranged, brief outline OF
which is given below.
sunday. juno IL.
1i:00 A. NJ. Service In the chapel
and sermon to the graduates.
4.30 r. Nj. Organ recital In Cabeil
hall.
500 r. NJ. Cabell hall: Annual
address before the Y. NJ. c. A.
Monday, june ~.
1900 A NJ. German in the gym
nasium. given by the Beta Iota Chap
ter Of the Delta Tau Delta Frater-
nifty.
$40 p. Nj. Lambeth Field: Baseball
game. Ali-Star Alumni VS.. The Var
sity. The initial game in this series
was played at The finals OF 1893 and
was warmly contested, the score being
for the 10 innings 8 to 2 in favor
Of the Varsity. The game was great
~ enjoyed by both players and spec
tators Last finals the game, owing
TO severe rain, could not be played.
though players had come long dis
tances to take part. No charge for
admission Apply Mt gate for seats
reserved for alumni and ladies ac-
eompanying them.
Sis +, NJ. Cabell hall; Annual
exercises of the literary societies of
the university.
Tuesday, June 13, AIunsu Day.
Ie:ee A. M. Business meeting of
the alumni at Madison hall.
1890 Noon. Madison hall: Ad-
dress to the alumni by Hon. Archie
L. Watson, corporation counsel of
New York city.
400 p. NJ. Alumni luncheon at the
university commons. Tickets. at 81
each, may be obtained by applying to
the administration building.
$500 +. NJ. Glass exercises on the
lawn
$50 to 1890 p. III. The Colon
made Club Will give an informal re-
ception in Its club house and garden.
All members Of the club, all other
visiting alumni and ladies accompany
Ing either members or alumni are
cordially invited. though no formal
card invitations Will be issued TO any
one. Refreshments will be served
Grounds illuminated II weather per-
mits. Evening dress In order but
not essential. II Is hoped that one
result OF this entertainment may be
the presence OF ladies' in increasing
numbers aat each commencement
hereafter.
"Wednesday. june "A.
1i.00 A. M. Cahell hall. Comforting
= NJ
the session. Admission to lower floor
OF Cabell hail by tickets. Apply to
the administration building. Alumni
are expected to meet at the rotunda
and march in the academic process
sion.
1890 +. M. Madison hail: Recep-
tion TO graduates. their parents and
friends. For card admission apply
to administration building.
500 P. M. Madison hall. Phi
BETA Kappa address by I4resident
Samuel G. Mitchell, OF the Univer-
sity of South Carolina. Phi Beta Kappa
poem by Judge r. r. w. Duke. A
cordial invitation TO be present at
these exercises IL extended to the pub
lie.
ESQ p M. Final ball at the gym
nasium. Tickets. which are free. at
Anderson Brothers.
For the convenience of the alumni,
the information bureau In Madison
hall will be open all day on Mon
day and Tuesday
Through the courtesy Of the Colon
made Club. its house is gladly offered
a. personal headquarters to visiting
alumni and members OF alumni
classes meeting in reunion. Letters
addressed to alumni in the clubs