The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-11

School. University OF Texas, an alum
nus noted for his research wofR IN
industrial chemistry. DR.. Nt'ham
Nee. James NJ. y. 'o6. of the Auc"h'
c. e., Hospital. who has made notable
contributions to the study OF malaria
and other tropical diseases ana VINO
has been recognized in America ard
abroad as an authority on these lines;
W4Iiar1 c. Lancaster, NJ. f., Z. e.
'os, of Montreal. Canada, wi o has dis
( tinsuished himself in the field OF eIec-
fricsl enkineerinR two Of his notable
achievements being the electrical IN
stallation on the Havana sewers ana
on the tunnels under the East River,
New York City. Richard h. hehde,
Chem. E, 90, Of Baltimore. Md, VINO
is a recognized authority on eements,
having done very important work in
this branch Of chemical enEinee ing
James s Miller, r. s, 9, f.. 90. and
ID Sc. University Of Goettingcn for
twenty-threc years professor of nath-
smsffcs at Emory and Henry College,
A1-.- 4-i4-4+-4-I l. lEtGG-- IA. -A4-A-l
,qs. and Ill D. University of Ala-
bar1a, president OF Marion institute,
Marion. Ala. Stuart Oliver, 80. ed
Her and publisher Of the Baltimore
News. I)r Presley NJ RixeN. NJ y ,
rs. Of Washington, y C.. former sur
geon general Of the United states
NAVY. private physician to President
Mckinney. and for ten Years Whlte
House physician.
immediately after the Phi Beta
KAPPA meeting the most spectacula"
event ~ the finals Will take place
ytllas Bandit band, playing wild
strains ot NeNicaa music, will tee
heard frG.l ihe direction OF Dawson .
Row. and naarly $50 learned degree
men % 1915. clad N great variety
of vaouefo and peon costumes, VIII
gather near Minor Hail. where they
win he reinforced by the whole body
OF Alumni, all In costume. Each man
wiil have q torch and generous sup
piv Of Romano candles, and as the
pageant moves proudly up the lawn,
orange and blue fires viii fash from
beneath the Colerrades and light up
the columns with weird coiors AZ
The head Of the procession VIII be
the 'stsoH Tolerate Veterans OF 1913
attractive eostHmed with cloth OF
gras aa3,l eIcsorlo4sly waving plumes
stnEIif fAr.r reunion song to- the turf
of *rhc sanrle Elue Flag The next
Costume g,e is 1914 tn the gaGt
OF miastrc} troupe. with high hats
blue sW i!oWta4i coats tamboullnts
and canes. with a complete minstre
band 10 help their mad cavorungs.
Tom Bryan Leads freshmen
81, The eating freshmen of 1909, led
bS their ehief insurrectionlst, ION
Bryan. If Richmond. VIII burst into
Their ~4s song to the tame Of River
shannon keeping time win iheil
trusi> sh'HdlehS, Following isoe VIII
come the grand Young men or the
alumni army inc Rfhdutes OF 80
a., { t4fip fhe
Whole alumni BODY IN ORDER on senior
itF will march before the reviewing
stand ou toe south front or the ho'
tanaa n the column hats ana 'he
a!uina, group themselves arohho 'he
TeSleN,ne stand, the Eo'uhda VIII %
suddenly illuminated "H SIX &lSah u,
food its"is and tho resulting ehec'
VIII te "i"nStaed "hen me eiadha'-
Ing faS@ harstS tofth INTO us iere-
well song
As 'te last stfo!nS DIE away. a
hearty welcome WIFI %" extended 10
the al9'na tN br- hdWin a. Alder
insn. pf6~-AHht of the university ne
Will be f"io"ca ny non Nfhl*ie"u
&. Tofd"h. a. We rector OF the hoaf"
Of Nstt"fs ana the author OF ma ny
oehghf1i stories OF inc older South
ern daFf senator J"hh sharp WA
halas- a. sp'a"i"s as president oil
ihe 1filff ~ HfdtitH5 NS0V'i9'i'i- WI
conclude the addresses OF welcome
The classes OF 1919. lsll. 1905 ana
ial6 viii then take the center OF the
stage and proceed TO act various roles
IN keeping with their costumes.
The class OF 1915 bal fnasque,
which supplants last years corks and
curls dance, Will take place directly
afterwards. and II promises TO rival
any dance that has ever been given
at the university Finals girls, rela-
tives. the graduates themselves, the
alumni and their friends Will particl-
pate in this ENJOYABLE german Masks
WIFI be provided by the management.
and costumes. while not de rigueur,
will be the order OF the night Post
ers "have already appeared tn the
show windows of Charlottes lille
stores calling attention TO tho delight
fui features OF the masked ball
The first two events Of Tues a viii
be the Ccrks and Curlq hor the
gymnasium and the husinees ing
in Madison Hall Of the Gene. ann
nj Association, which VIII he ded
over ny President John sharu VIII
Iiams At this time matters 81 great
importance will be considered ~ thc
ALUMNI Including election Of officers,