The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
UNIVERSITY FINALS
GETTING UNDER WAY

chosen the inviting subject of The
Man in the Moon" While at the uni
vorsity. Colonel Harvey will be the
! guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Theodore Hough
Tuesday will be alumni day. The
| annual alumni address will be dcliv-
cred in Madison Hall Tuesday morning
/ by Lewis NJ. Coleman. of Chattanooga
Tenn. There viii be an important
meeting of the General Alumni Asso-
citation. ~ which topics OF great mo-
mcnt TO the alumni and the university
will be considered.
! Representative Oscar w. Underwood
will arrive early Tuesday morning. lie
is president OF the alumni association
and Will be toastmaster at the alumni
luncheon. MIR. Underwood will remain
until after the exercises on Wetlncs
day. in order TO see his son Oscar w
Underwood. Jr. receive the degree or
| bachelor of laws
| The final exercises OF the eighty
eighth session will be held in Cabeu
| Hall Wednesday morning Dean I,.a
Will confer the degrees. and will ,,i,a
the announcements. Wednesday ni,-ht
/ lrof. stockton Arson. OF Princeton ,vilI
deliver the Phi Keta Kappa address
ana me session Will wind up with ~
brilliant ball at the gymnasium
Socially. the 1913 finals will e.t,h,i.h
record. A large number or cb,r,,i,,
girls have already arrived. and p,orc
VIII appear Tomorrow. and vet otbcrs
/ on Tuesday. Numerous house nortie.
are boihe given There will he n num-
Der OF germans and receptions
Several beautiful trophies wil, "a
prcscnted-one. II cup. offered H., -
colonnade Club. to the class ra,u,,t,,,.
tho largest number Of memhora.
othcr 10 the alumni associatio, ,.i,h
''c largest percentage of momhors
travelled the longest distance - 49,
present this year. and still anotber o,,,,
10 the eldest male child or r,o,,hap
of the class Of 1905
nc presentation speech attcpdi,,
nav Ia" award Of the colonnade Cluh's
Representative Underwood ~
Degree Wfnners
inc ne2ree winners in tho ,co,,
uPpar'ment of the University or VI
Bachelor OF Arts-cooree Lloyd nar
r nnn, 'r" 81 suffolk, Va. John oven
'hN, OF Ruckcrsville Va 1-n,,
liotmay"r Brown. Of An '"'l'e
"" t"untree Cooke. of Norfnll ~,
:" ..'ouEhhy Talbot Cooke. Jr of NJ
Va iarnett Bertrand Diupui,l
VI LFhohhurg. Va: Harry Clerr I:y,.r,
U' "S,hoville, Va: William pa,
ION rite. OF Muskosec. okla ro,,
Madison Garrett. Jr.. Of Ma.,,,, ,"'u's
IA , Lunsford Loving Iiamnn,
y, m"shihEton ID. c.: Samuel vilit,,n
h"hakcr Of Plano Ten; Elisb, k.4,
ZONES Jr" OF Dnnville. va; wtli,ar,
n,N'hioF Phipps, OF Clintwood N
D"" Nick"rs Ray. Of Charleston. ~
I'm I'm, E"win Roddcy. Jr.. Of Rock
~, ; ~ John shannon Sn.ed ar
phiahoina CITY. Okla. Christian Tai.
ho't St"g"r Of Danvillc. Va rd,,,,..,
S'rndwick. Jr., Of Richmond. U.,,,y
i"r'erh"id Taylor Of Richmond; Cutb-
XIII, II install. Of Norfolk. Va Joseph
49, 49, Mooa OF Hardwood. Va: Thomas
Ebert Wright. OF Roanoke. Va
Master Of Arts-Rohert canine
-Nstrop OF Surry, Va. John owen Bcatw
81 i,uckeisvillc, Va. Frederic WiIi,,
hiacknurn. OF Grotto"s Va. Vaupb.r
amp or Franklin, Va: Frank Four
vurcAh f'auikner OF South Boston. Va .
Miiui,in Foster OF the Plains.
-. William Ebert Gilbert. Of
Rasnakc. Va. Robert Wright unus.aI
| OF Ncwberry. S. O.: Samuel \yilI,,,,
Honaker. OF Plano. Tex: Ernest prs.
ton Lane. Of Russcllyillc. Tenn. HaroIa
hopkins Neh, Of University or Virrini,
haries toward Parsons. OF Townsend,
"a. man sumner Appleton Pott.
81 shanghai, China: barley Hideu Ram
seE' OF Ashcville y. c.: DOUGLAS Ram.
say S"nncs, 81 Coving;on. Va Crc.L
havcnaUGh Wampier Of NvtbcviI,n
va Joseph Miller Wood. of Birdwood
Va. " o''
i"t"'ior or Sclonce-t.ugcne Price
Grown. OF Mountfair, Va: Charles
Johnston Churchman. Of Staunton. Va
raymond Carlyle Dingledinc, of uar.
rls"nhurI, Va: Kalword Wall Howard
ol portsmouth, Va: Douglas Williams
N"t, OF University OF Virginia; Rudolph
! TURK, of Raleigh. y. G.: Fountain Alien
Wells. of charlottesville: John Richard
",hsnela' Jr, Of characteristics Va
bachelor of Science in CHEMISTRY
| ,,f 10
Va. . :
Doctor OF MISUNDERSTANDING Waugh
an Bishop, OF Eincr, Va: Stewart Ar
cher SteRcr, OF Danville Va; John
Wilbur Watson, OF Chatham Va;
Charles Newman Wunder, of Uniycr
! short Story Prize Winner
me thrc" committees of judges for
the best short story essay and verse.
respectively, printed in the l9l2-l3 Uni
( VersltE of Virginia magazine have rem
dcrcd their decisions.
The short story Judges, y Frederick
wilson. head of the department az
journalism ut New York University.
/ William SeaVcr Woods. cditor-in-cn,.f
/ or the Literary Digest and Professors
fotchkiss. formerly OF the New York
sun, awarded the medal Of Burr Chan
man Cook. of East Orange, y. J.. for
his story. John tiaunt." Second honors
Z
Richmond, for his story, The Turning
! Point"
tn" essay medal was won by Nights
on the Battery" by Hugh Alwyn In
ness Brown. of Charleston. S. c. Soc
ohd place was awarded to Loyal &.
Morrow, Of charlottesville. Va. for his
Two Poems OF Rejected Love" The
/ Judges were Professors George H. Kit
trcdEc aud +. ~ Robinson. of Harvard
! University.
I Pan Dead by Leigh Gibson Newell
/ OF Orlando. Fla, was unanimously
awarded tho verse medal Second
7 honorS were awarded "A Roman YOUTH
I by John owen Beatty, Of Ruckervillc
\ Va, and the committee regrets greatly
! That u second medal cannot he award cd
10 John Beatty. for the excellence and
variety Of his contributions" Loyal
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