Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
SCHOOLS PLANNING FOR
THEIR commandments
State Educational Institutions BE-
gin Preparations for Their
Final Exercises.
ARRANGE SUMMER PROGRAM
Y. =. !. Announces Three Gather
tngs of Prime Importance During
Vacation Pcri0d-Ncws of Inter-
est From All College Ccntcrs.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICkSBURG VA. May l.
The ,most charming even, Of the
by the junior class to the seniors and
Ia u!ty. The tables were set in cab
ar"t style. under huge canopy. dec
ne and gold. The luncheon was
servcd By members of the frcshinn n
lass. and the music by Weddings
orchestra Several special numbers
liasscil. Hawaiian music by an or
,hestra trio. Il solo dance BY Miss
esther Wemyss and a solo and dance
ny Miss Nindc. accompanied by Misses
Sinclair. cOc. Briel. Burruss and
Scmplc. Toas,s and responses were
given by Misses Juliet Ware, Eliza
beth Digs and Louise HARDWOOD.
The physical education department.
under Miss Louise Nindc. gave an cX-
hioit!on OF gymnasium exercises. folk
dances and other features on Friday
ample testimony to the excellent
work done by this department dur
Ing the year. and was enjoyed by a
large audience.
mer school are out. and the follow
Ing Will be In tho faculty: A. 49,
chandler. Jr.. director: Il. Y. Tyner.
cav alton and director o. observation
{. hooi, w. j. Young. theory and prac-
ice and geography methods: W. ~
Hamlet. arithmetic and methods: j.
~ chilcs. civics and Virginia his
tory Carrie Belle Vaughn, history:
lie H. kcriin. reading and methods
Mnrgarc, Matthias. drawing; I.alia
MAYO. reading and methods: Eliza
mathematics. Garland straug
Grammar and classics; observation
school. Ethel Nash and Helen e.
nM!iilhs critic teachers. Nora G.
Wills, piano. Margaret Hess, IL
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Arranging for Fmais.
Arrangements for the commence
completed, and the naccalaurcate ser
mpn VIII be preached By Rev. Dr
Theron II. Rice. Union Theological
seminary. Richmond The address TO
".cd By the Hon, i, u. Claxton.
United States Commissioner ot f.du-
cation. TIL" senior class numbers
above hfty students.
The faculty and students are busy
completing the Usual springtimc cx
hib!tions. Rehearsa!s are now under
way for minstrel show ans! an cla'o
crate May festival The department
usua! annual concert. Various out
door plays Will also be given In the
school anphi;hcater
President Chandler recently at
tended the meeting OF the Normal
.choO! board at lfarriSOnburg.
Sir Tyncr, OF the department of
cduc"tion. recently visited the schools
OF bowling Green, Sparta and Pendic-
ton for inspection 10y the State Board
o! Education. Mrs. Tyncr accom-
panied him on the trip, and was the
Guest Of Mrs WASHINGTON. OF Mil
ioTA Mr.. Tyner also addressed the
.hormsburg school League on Tues
Gcy evening
Mr.. Chiies. Mr.. Tyner. Mr.. Chandler
and Mss Gregg. or the state Depart
men, of Education. addressed the
Saotsyivan!a Teachers Institute on
observing Rural Work.
Thu senior class under the elemc1-
thry school supervisors. Misses Reed
ana Roberts, have been observing the
rural school work OF the neighbor
i.G coupties. On Tuesday. they
. exhibition lessons were given.
Miss Julia worthIngton. OF the \.
T. g.. recently addressed the student
body on Red Cross work.
br. ". J. Young, chairman o! the
nrtensiom bureau. leaves for "A trip
through the central part of the state.
TO address high schools and civic
rrhe Teaching Prof While
Ga The trip. he will inspect the high
schools Of Faudiicr County under
the state Board Of Education.
Or. and Mrs. Henry Lan-ston. or
Richmond. were week end guests OF
iir and Mrs. y. y. Tyn.r.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Dedrick and
Montgomery. OF Washington, are
guests Of President and Mrs. y. L..
Chandler. Jr.
The following visitors spent the
k-enl a, the school: Misses
Bowie White and Lucille Broaddus