Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED
BY BOARD OF VISITORS
Many Students VIII Benefit From
Funds Given to University for
Educational Purposes.
RICHMOND MEN ARE IN LIST
appointments Also Made to Various
fciiowslips - Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity Breaks Grounds for
New Chapter House.
Especial to Observation-Disclosures

Especial to TheTimes -Dispatch1
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. June II.
Inc board OF :isitors OF the Univer-
SLY OF Virginia has made the follow
'hf appointments to the Ryan scholar
sh!ps' founded in 1914 upon the gift
OF Ihomas Fortune Ryan. OF New York:
rifst District r. T.. DuNal, Jr of
GIouc"Stcr Second 'District James
kcfr, % Norfolk; Third District, Walter
Williams. Jr., OF Richmond: Fourth
District g. u. Rcynoldsn of Chase
CITY; Fifth District, J. p. Harrison,
OF i'anvillc; Sixth District. :. VI. Foster.
OF LFnchhurg: Seventh District. Claude
I. Carroll. Eighth District. w G.. g.
Macdonald. Lccsburg: Ninth District,
w II. NicRcls, Jr.. Big stone Gap:
Icnth District, Floridus s. Crosby, of
stanton.
The board Of visitors fellowship in
the school of English literature was
awarded William j. Parrish. Jr., of
Richmond
p,hcr scholarships awarded were:
skinner scholarships--fOu upon
Request OF James II. Skinner. o! Staun-
ton: holders must be persons who pur-
pose 10 become ministers Of the Pro-
tcstant Episcopal Church in America
X. Robert Jones. OF Petersburg: VIII
Ham Charles Ewing. OF Christield. Md:
e. +. Peterson, of Washington. ID. c.:
Gordon Lee Iiarwell, OF Mesilla Park.
y. NJ w. =. Newton. OF Noriolk; James
Keith Marshall Lee. of Charlottesville;
Tilghunan Hollyday Sharp. Of Norfolk.
Valentine Birely scholarship-found-
ed in 1883 upon bequest OF Mrs Eve
lima Sewers Birely, OF Friedrich. Md
Dean White Hendrlckson. OF Fred
crick, Md.
Thompson Brown STANDARDIZATION
DuBosc Barnwell, of Claussons, 5. G.
Isaac Cary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Scott Shackeford, Jr., and Robert Hill
Carter. both OF Orange. Va.
Hcnnct Wood Green scholarship
tho holder TO spend the tenure OF his
scholarship in study abroad-John
owen Beaty. Of Ruckcrsv!llc. Va;
Douglas Ramsay, OF Richmond.
Daniel Harmon scholarship in de-
partnent of law-William \. stuart. OF
Abingdon. Va.
William y. Iicrndon scholarships in
department OF medicinc-founded in
1914 upon bcqucs, of DR.. Cumberland
Cicorg. Herrdon, ~. United States
%avy, in honor Of his fathcr--Donald
Mackenzie Faulkner. OF Boydton. Va.
Ealtord Wall Howard. OF Portsmouth.
Mccormick holarship-toundcd in
1852 In honor OF late l."ander j. Nc
Cormck. OF Chicago Z. X. Blakey. Of
Charlottesville.
Isabella Mcrrich Sampson scholar
snip In department, OF engineering
Crawford Patterson Livcsay. Of Red
John Y. Mason ,cllowship-tounded
in 1922 upon gift OF Colonel Archer
Anderson, IS. OF Richmond-E. j,
Qclcsby. OF Glade Springs. Va.
Phelps Stokes fellowship In so
c;ology for the study OF the negro
7. 4: Suavcly, OF Pennington Gap, Va.
william Cabeu Rivcs fellowship in
nisiory-to founded III 1905 upon gift OF
III. Winiam Cahel Rivcs. OF Wash
In-ton. -. c.. in honor OF his father
Thomas Stuar; Luck. OF Ashland. Va.
Vanderbilt fellowship in astronomy
founded in 1896 IN honor OF William
vauderbilt-Charlcs i. oliver, Of Char
ioiresv!llc II. l.. Alden. OF Topeka.
Kan, and p. ". Graham. Of Jones'
VILE, Va.
The virginia Delta chapter Of Alpha
TAU Omega fraternity, established at
the University OF Virginia in Scptem-
p.r. 1855, has broken ground opposite
the Lambeth Field stadium for new
CHAPTER house. Appropriate exercises
took place this morning and corner
stone was placed. Rev. Beverly ID.
Fucker. Jr., conducted the ceren"hE.
and an address was made by Jefferson
Randolph Anderson, o! savannah. Ga.
In addition TO the active members,
numhc. OF old alumni! was present,
Including colonel George w. Ander-
con Of Richmond pr J.. w. Glaze
brook. OF Washington. u. c.. son OF the
founder OF the fraternity, and Colonel
Eugene c. Massic. OF Richmond.
The Colonnadc Club trophy cup for
the class having the largest attend
ance upon the commencement was
awarded the class OF 1910. The class
OF 1910 presented cup TO Charles
f.. Moran, Jr., of Charlottesville. as its
oldest class boy. The long distance
cun. 10 the member OF the class who
travelled farthcst to the reunion was
awarded Clarence Hipp. OF Panama.
The general long distance cup was won
by Dr. Micajah Roland, OF the United
states Marine hospital service. sta
toned at San Diego. Cal. The Rich
mond chapter sent the largest number
OF members 10 the reunion: New York
-!ty was second and Norfolk third
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