Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-09

ftt luncheon. tho several delicious
courses served all being prepared by
students themselves. under the dircc-
ton of Miss Jctcr. teacher in charge.
The frs, musical event was the tri-
pie opcrct,a. given by students OF
Madame Falibere. The program IN
ciuded, AT the Cloistcr Gate" The
Japanese Girl" and ''rhc Milk Maid
aud the College Girl" The leading
roles were played by Miss Ecss Choate.
Miss leila MAIDEN. Miss Mildred shaw.
Miss Ruth Minis aud Miss Helen Ben
nett.
Under the direction OF Professor
William Icrni, the members OF the
cotillion Club. presented Japanese
play The picturesque stage setting
of cherry blossoms and wistaria the
Eay-colorcd kimonos. and clever act
ing and singing and graceful dancing
aroused enthusiastic appreciation.
Five students from the school OF
expression. with Miss Ncrouua Petty
in charge. have appeared III series
of graduate reciials. Miss Camille
Scarcy. OF Texas. assisted 10y Misses
Jane Prudcn and Lola Lection OF the
voice and piano department. gave as
her final numbers. Polly OF the CIR
Gus" by Margaret Mayo. and "FcnncN."
by Jerome Il. Jerome. Misses Emma
Glenn Phillips. OF Virginia. and Louis
Stcrne. OF Georgia. appeared i'll Joint
recital The former in "cindcrs." and
MOLLY Make Believe" the latter III the
play scene from ''Mdsummc: Nights
u; cam and the trial scene from the
Merchant Of Venice" Miss Hattie
Iiydcr. of Tennessee. gave a charming,
reading OF Little Lord Faunilcroy."
ny Frances HodGSon Burnett. and Miss
luez Combs appeared in the final re-
cital of the season In. The Tragedy
OF Nam" by John Mansfield
ON Saturday evening 1T S.l5 o'clock.
Mice and Men" the romantic four-act
comedy by Madeline Lucctte Ryley.
was presented in the college auditor
ium, by tho dramatic art class. This
clever drama which Marguerite Clark
has populnrizcd in photoplay. was
most successfully staged and perform
ed. Music WAS furnished by the sui
Inns College sing String" Club. y
capacity audience responded 10 the
crown'nG event Of the school OF en-
preston
The baccala ureatc program Will be
rendered at state Street Methodist
Caurch on sunday morning. with SER
n"n by Rev. John Wesley Hill.
The y. w 6 ~. vcspcr service viii,
20 held on the campus at 40 O'Clock.
The program VIII include several brief
talks. and the singing Of favoritc even
al.
ON Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
the senior class day exercises viii be
begun III the college auditorium. where
some clever stunts" will he staged
and concluded on tn" campus with the
planting Of tho ivy. and the raising Of
the splendid AmcriCSn flag. which i
hcirc presented TO tho college by the
members Of the class OF 1915
garden party in honor Of the alum
nae seniors and guests Of tho college
VIII b" tho event or Monday after
noon. y pretty sketch. While Break
last Waited VIII he played on tho
avn. and number OF aesthetic and
fancy dances performed fo,. the on
tertainmcnt Of the guests The string
ed instrument club Will furnish rho
music. and refreshments viii he served
'hroushou tho afternoon.
Monday evening at $50 tho n,ustcal
event Of the year, the grand concert
VIII take place in the college audi.
tcrium.
On Tuesday morning at II o'clock
the hnal exercises will occur i'm tho
college chapel. Roy. j. w Iul, If
New York. Will address the graduates
Miss Virginia Banks al Texas. chase
representative, will speak. and after
music by the college chorus, diploma.
ana medals will be awarded ~ mr.
~ r. Martin. president
y new dornitory j. ALREADY j., course
OF construction. and the close OF :,
successful session promises prosocr.
lecc.