The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08

hsnng strong course for intellectual training with
out sacrificing those higher qualities of heart and
soul which only the some-life produce. like
what YOU would call the Tone of the seminary
Kew. H. n. Sherman d. D., chairman Board OF Ed
ucahon. Baltimore Conference. Reputation for home-
life. refinements OF female manner and character
Rcnmond tVA) gentleman. who educated his
daughter In a college that has not peer south of
Baltimore and is considered by some the best said.
N mad II to go over would send them to the
Southern Seminary II the people of Virginia and
the south knew what you have you could double your
charges and not know what to- do with the pupils
you would nave"
Bishop Vincent, founder OF the great literary
movement, Chautauqua said IF the people Of the
North knew what you have Won would have double
had rather send q girl"
Rev r. r. wyche of North Carolina after visit
ing The leading female institutions North South.
said OF the seminary: You have the incest lot OF
girls have seen; air OF culture and refinement"
II have never met a more attractive or cultured
faculty.. D. Hammond. d. D. formerly secretary
of education Nashville Tenn.
late Professor Thcs. n. Price A. NJ, LII. D., for
merly professor of Greek University of Virginia.
that such an education you offer to their girls
may be had at small cost should like to
your ssta blishment at Baena Vista How handsome
IL looks, remember the scene well, ana the sweep
of The stately grounds TO the river
IF able would pay hundred dollars
more to have my daughter educated in a country
like this for the benefit to her health and constitu
tion"---Rev. John Harmon, d. D. Lynchoarg. Va.
Rev. O. Monroe Royce. D. D., New Windsor on
the Hudson. n. Y, some time editor Of The Church
man fEpiscopaiian) \. Y--"I have never seen girls
the school 1t shows that they have such a hap.
i Rs IRE here You have beautiful school, charm
Rev Joshua stansneid, d D.. Indianapolis, IND
Zone of the leading men in tho Northern Methodist
Churchl. said of the Southern Seminary: "A fine
school The faculty. the personnel Of the young
character of the building. its adaptation school
uses--I have been all through 1.-THE whole spirit
of the school pleased me mudh. shall speak OF
the Southern Seminary with the highest eommenda-
lions I glad my daughter had the privilege
and advantage of t'-Joshna ssansfieid
United states Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette from
Wisconsin, said Of the Southern Seminary: One OF
the institutions OF marked individuality in this eoun
Try. Around this man. the president of this instita-
resents the personality. This splendid location, this
beautiful structure = As got into
the school felt had found that doing this
great work In the right way The atmosphere was
there. ! cannot say too much about the Southern
Seminary, and cannot say it too strongly. "--Robt
M La Toilette.
WHAT PARENTS SAY:
FROM THE west feel az If you saved
1893 sife last year. Mr. &C.. and I cannot
morally physically. and every way."-Mrs- c. Me-
braska.
FROM THE EAST how you get ali
the testimonials you do about your school. will be
Knowing my daughters temperament. when she
to return. she does. then know IL you
please her you can please any girL'-Dr O., MassA-
chusetts.
FROM THE NoRTH-"sne is delighted with the
school, and every letter is full of good things she
getting from her stay with you'-Mr. L.. New
Jersey.
FROM THE sorrTFI-"It was with anxious fears
that little gtri far from home. We
me advantages were overdrawn. We found from aur
daughters letters that the half had not been toid
She lis delighted and thanks In every letter that
LAT hArg IN ypur sch ~ T..
FROM FOREIGN COUNTRY am SO glad
that my daughters $50. -. !. are happy and
comfortable with you. They enjoying their
benefited by it in every way. must thank yon and
Mrs Rowe for all your kindness to my girls APP
write eontnusliy Of all the kindness they receive
from all the teachers and the staff As It Is their
to know that they are contented and happy"
WHAT PUPILS SAY:
Chicago.
Dear Mr.. Rowe:
everyone connected with it, and thought wcuid
write you little note. Ii all dear 70 me; and
meant and stiil meana so much. kas 80 happy
while was at the seminary and do wish could
be away from them again. they certainly apprs,
cated all You did for me, and think mad an e.
tremely beneficial year."
.It is with the greatest pleasure that am
closing nv new application enjoyed my last year
so much that am my next viii be even bet
ter."-Miss !. !. South Dakota.
Don't you know have cried several times since
came away from the old seminary How wish
were going back Miss Kansas.
PATRONS IN THE PAST: Such men as late rev
W. w Bennett .. D.. president OF Randolph Macon &
College; late w w. Smith, LII D.. Chancellor 81
Randciph-Macon System of Schools and Colleges
and late Captain Richard Irby, secretary-treasursr
Randolph Macon College, selected the seminary Tor
the education of daughter ward.
HALF A CENTURYs EXPERIENCE IN THE ND.
UCATION OF YOUNG WOMEN: The Southern
Seminary from Its original OF Home Schc0aY
has had about half centurys experiences In the y
education OF young women and the prtnctpel
Rev. e. H. Rowe formerly president OF WeSisyan
Female College. Georgia, and preEident-eioct q 4
Martha Washington College. Abingdon. va.,. has