The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
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dressed in striking sailor suits. with
! appropriate orange and blue trim
n1ings. The 1919 class viii participate
! in the parade In the garb of farmers
/ The 1911 class dressed as suffra-
gettes, the 1910 class as policemen.
/ and the various other classes in AL
/ pine. Pierrot, Zouavo and Pirate Co.'S
tune VIII complete the procession
/ The militant suffragettes Will at
tempt to destroy statues and a vslu-
able Raphael painting
To thesIiterary Societies.
Tomorrow night the annual adj
dress before the Washington and JET
ferson- literary societies will he de-
! llvered in Cabell Hall by Colonel
| George Harvey, the distinguished
! editor. and publisher. Colonels Har-
vey's subject will be THE Man in
the Moon" The medals offered by
the two societies for proficiency in
foratory and debate will be awarded,
After the exercises. the 1908 and 1913
men will adjourn TO the big tent,
where the inter-class smoker will take
place.
Competition IL keen for tho. four
cups to be awarded by the 1908
class, as follows: To the class boy,
ito the member who comes the long
est distance to attend the reunion. to
the State and city respectively hav-
/ ing tho largest delegation of alumni
/ in attendance.
The winner of the class boy cup has
talreadN been announced. Lieutenant
i>Ahney Payne, of the coast artillery,
stationed at Fort Howard. Md. is the
proud father, while the pride of the
class is "A three-year-old younester.
| William Mcclure Payne. Among the
contestants for the long distance cup
are three residents Of California and
one each from Porto Rico and Texas,
4 The State and city contests has en-
! livened considerably during the past
few weeks. Washington. Richmond
land Lynchburg are showing strength
as formidable competitors for the lat
ter homer.
Degrees Awarded.
The degree winners in the academic
department are:
Bachelor OF Arts-George Lloyd
Barton. Jr.,~ of Suffolk. Va; John
owen Beatty, of Ruckersville Va:
Jerome Hofmayer Brown, of Albany.
CA Wylie Rountree Cooke, of Nor
folk. Va; Willoughby Talbot Cooke,
Jr., of Norfolk, Va. Garnett Bertrand
Dluguid. of Lynchburg. Va; Harry
Clegg Eyersole.- of Wytheville, Va;
William Patton Fits, of Muskogee.
Okla; James Madison Garrett. Jr., of
Montgomery. Ala; Lunsford Loving
Hammer. of Washington. d. c.; Samuel
William Honaker. of Plano, Texas;
Elisha Keen Jones, Jr., OF Danville,
Va; William Mckinley Phipps, of
Clintwood. Va; John Vickers Ray. of
Charleston, w. Va; John Edwin
Roddey. Jr.. of Rock Hill. S. c.; John
Shannon Sneed, of Oklahoma CITY,
Okla. Christian Talbot Steger, of
Danville. Va; Edmund Strudwick,
Jr, of Richmond Va. Henry Porter
field Taylor, Of Richmond. Va: Cuth-
bert Tunstail. of Norfolk, Va: Joseph
Miller Wood, OF Brdwood. Va;
Thomas Ebert Wright. of Roanoke.
Va.
Master of Arts-Robert Collins AS
trop. of Surry, Va; John owen
Beatty, OF Ruckersville, Va; Frederic
William Blackburn, OF Grottoes, Va;
Vaughan Camp, of Franklin, Va;
Frank F'ourqureau Faulkner. Of South
Boston. Va; James William Foster,
of The Plains, Va. William Ebert,
Gilbert of Rasnake Va: Robert
Wright Houseal, of Newberry. S. c.;
Samuel William Honaker. of Plano,
Texas; Ernest Preston Lane, of Rus
sellviIie, Tenn: Harold Hopkins Neff,
of University of Virginia; Charles
Howard Parsons. of Townsend, Va.
william Summer Appleton Pots OF
Shanghai. China: barley Hiden Ram
sey. of Asheville, n. c.; Douglas Ram
say Semmes, of Covington. Va: Greek
kavenaugh Wampler. OF Wytheville.
Va; Joseph Miller Wood, of Bird
wood. Va.
Bachelor OF Science--Eugene Price
Brown, of Mountain. Va: Charles
Va: Raymond Carlyle Dingledine. OF
Harrisonburg, Va; Kalford Wall
Howard, of Portsmouth, Va: Douglas
Williams Neff, of University OF Vir-
einia; Rudolph Turk, Of Raleigh, N.
c.: Fountain Allen Wells. OF Char
!lottesville; John Richard Wingfield'
Jr., Of Charlottesville, Va.
Bachelor OF Science in Chemistry
Virgil +. Hawse, of Harrisonburg, Va
Doctor of Philosophy--Arthu
Vaughan Bishop. OF Riner. Va; Stew
art Archer Steger. of Danville, va. J
John Wilbur Watson. OF ChatnaH'
/ Va: Charles Newman Wunder, or the
University OF Virginia:
Literary Medal Winners.
The three committees OF judges Tor
the best short story. essay, ana verse
4 respectively, printed in the 1898
University OF Virginia Magazine have
/ rendered their decisions. The short
story judges-4-A Frederick Wilson,
head of the department of journalism
4 al New York university; William
seaver Woods, editorin- chief of the
Literary Digest; and Professor Hotch-
kist. formerly of the New York Sun
awarded the medal to Burr G. Cook.
OF New Jersey. for his story John
Gaunt" Henry r. Taylor's, The Turn
ing Point" was given second honors,
The essay medal was won by Nights
on the Battery by.H, A. Inness- Brown,
OF South Carolina. second place being
awarded 70 Loyal c. Morrow's. Two
/ Poems of Rejected Love" The judges
) were Professors George l.. Kittredge
; and f. y. Robinson, OF Harvard uni
yersity Pan Dead" by Leigh G..
Newell. Of Florida. was unanimously
awarded the verse medal. Second
honors We're accorded "A Roman
Youth" by John Owen Beatty. and
the committee regrets greatly that a
second medal cannot be awarded to
MIR. John Beatty. for the excellence
and variety Of his contributions"
Loyal g Morrows, Her Laughter
Low" won third place. The judges
were Leon r. Whipple, of the Rich
:. mond Timek-pispalch. and DR.. J. G.
Metralf and Professor Robert SteWart