Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06

Johnston Of Richmond. Bishop Reese
was born in Baltimore in 1851. and is
! a brother of Charles Lee Reese 81
chief chemist for the Du Pont Powder
Company, Wilmington. Del He was
rector Of the Trinity Church at Forts
mouh from 1855 TO 1880 OF Christ
church. Macon, Ca, from lS90-93 and
OF Christ Church Nashville. Tenn. from
!'os-oS. and was consecrated Bishop of
Georgia on May 20. 1908.
Monday morning will he taken up
with the business meetings of the re-
union classes and the german of the
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity In the
afternoon the alumni will march in a
! body to the barbecue grounds. where.
under the direction of William Garth,
81. tho Barbecue King" this most
delightful of all Virginia entertain
ments will be served. Mi Garth we'll
known in Alpemarle County and
throughout Virginia as q true sports
man an dhorSeman of note is making
special trip from New York for the
special purpose of seeing that every
detail of the barbecue is properly
handled. He will he ably assisted by
TWO famous old negroes. John Gilmore
and Caesar Young. who for half
century have served the Duke family
at "Sunnyside" at the meetings of the
famous Albemarlc Barbecue Club.
Albemarle County has been secured for
tender shoats and lambs and countless
! chickens and other delicious materials
TO SO Into the huge pots of Brunswick
stew. The fame of these annual
alumni barbecues has spread through
the land. and this one event in itself
is proving attraction enough 10 bring
back hundreds of Virginia graduates
Judge Duke. of Charlottesville. will
serve as sort of informal postmaster
for the occasion. and many distin-
Gu!shed visitors will be called upon
for eNtempore speeches and songs
One Of the features of last June's bar.
becue was the singing OF that ancient
ballad OF "Rosiu the Beau" by an
alu!nnus who is one Of the best known
lawyers in Virginia. The speeches will
be interspersed with selections from
an eleven piece orchstra, and the many
sweet singers among the alumni will
join in ;he choruses OF all the old col
lege songs
CHIEF JUSTICE CLARK
TO ADDRESS ALUMNI
a little later on in the evening the
alumni will adjourn in Il body to
Cabell Hall TO hear chief Justice clark.
OF North Carolina, speak on The Cause
OF N!!gin!a's Greatness" For many
years the joint meeting of the literary
societies has been one of tho feature
events OF finals. y long line of dis
unGuished speakers have made adj
dresses and no less noted is the ora
tor this June. Al seventeen years
Justice Clark was a lieutenant-colon
in the ranks OF the Coufederacy, being
the Youngest Officer OF this rank in
either Northern or Southern army He
was admlttd TO the bar in 1868. and
has been on the bench since 1855, serv.
ing successfully as judge of the SUI
perior Court judge Of the Supreme
Court. and, since June !, 1903. chief
justice. He has been contributor to
the North American Review. the Arena
Harper's Monthly and other magazines
and is one Of the editors Of the Ency.
c!opedia OF Law and Procedure nd the
author Of s.vcra! we'll known works on
legal and military topics
Immediately after the address before
the literary societies the most spec
;acul1r event Of finals will take place
The imperial Chimes. ,3and," playing
"iid strains Of Oriental music. will be
heard from the direction of Dawson's
RON, and $50 learned degree men of
1915. clad in & great variety of Chi
:ese costumes. aill gather near Minor
Hall. where they VII bc reinforced by
the whol@ body Of alumni. all in cos
tune Each man "!li have 1t loren and
Il generous supply az roman candles.
and. as the pageant moves proudly up
the lawn, orange and blue and red
fires viii fash from beneath the colon
naces and light up the columns with