Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-12
SWEET bR|AR GRADUATES
ADDRESSED BY MONTAGUE
Congressman Gives Mastery
Analysis of Work Of Dis.
armament Conferences
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SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE. VA.
June ll.-Swcct Rriar College closed
most succession year on TUESDAY
June G.
The address to tho graduates de-
'''cr"d by the iion. \. J. Montague.
"aS mastery analysis OF tho work
oi IN" disarmament conference in
washington and powerful appeal
- young women TO become more
fully informed as To world affairs
ana more conscious Of their own no
ieniia!ities for bringing about world
conditions and government
Mt Montague" held his audience
thoroughly Interested for an hour.
IL" stressed the need OF the com
munitics for tho conservative in
huence and the ideals of good munlci-
pal housekeeping. innate in most.
women.
The candidates for degrees were
presented by the dean Of tho col
'"r". Or. Katharine i.ummis. and The
degrees wer" conferred by tho preei-
McVea.
III" '-?dua,"s. as usual came from
all sections Of the country: Helen
NJ. Anderson. Cleveland. Ohio: Alice
fuion ia bcock. Columbia. (. O.;
'aiherinc Norris Cook. Tnwson. Nj.
Gerirmd" +: Daily. Pittsburgh. pa !:
i'urd k!nir DICK son. rit,eburrh. pu
May Lillian Earn. st Paul. Mimi. /:
Allie" y. Farley. Valley Ci,y. y. -.
LOUIS" Allen Evans. crawfordsvill-
ina; tuth Fisk". Mount Vernon.
~ Y; Mhwd- Isabelle FRANK. Marion.
ono; H"th IIasl"r, Washington
't.Htf 81 I...
Nashville. Tenn; Clara - Hogans.
oak Park. III; Elizabeth \. Huber.
i"'iy shurg. Pa Morrell s. Jones
louisville. Ky. Mimi" de Folk Long.
Rock iiill, :. e.: LINZ" Maddox. Rir-
minGham. Ala: Margaret c. Menk
MunhhlI "a: Margaret f. Micrko
cleveland. ohio: Sadie Morris. At
Ihntic city, y. J.. Mary f. Munson.
Springfield. III; Mayhem y. Newly.
'r"wc. Va; Eoulah Norris. Newcastle.
"a: Elizabeth Pickett, Madison y.
Elizabeth Schnorhach. Manistrc.
Mich; kath"rin" n. Shcnohou Mime
hro'is. Mimi. Ruth slater. ne.
M"lncs. iowa: LiIlias Shepherd. Raj
HlackshurE, Va; Grizzeiie W. Thorn
son. Norfolk. Va; Marion Ruth
Walker. East Orange. y. J.
Graduates Given Picnic
tn" commencement exercises were
hshcred in by picnic supper. given
I" the graduating class by tho local
chapter Of the American Association
Of University Women. Women
graduates all over the country are
heing urged TO give their strong sun
port 10 this association which has
done so much for college women in
the past. and which is now using
II a f,t1 ,r,n
cation in America and in all the
countries of the world ON Saturday
night the entire KSanis Club. OF
I.ynchburE, were entertained at
sweet Briar College. Before dinner
inc men engaged in sports. swim
ming. tennis, boating, and were
amused at dinner by join, proEra m
from the college and from the Ei-
wanians themselves. In the evening
they attended the final play This
play. I'm "A Chinese Garden" was
most successfully staged and bcauti-
fully presented under the direction
of Mr.. Robert Dempstcr.
On Sunday. the baccalaurcate SER
mon was preached by the Rev Bev-
erley ID Tucker. Jr.. OF the Virginia
Theological Seminary. and the student
body held it's classic step singing
around the college buildings The
annual luncheon to the graduates.
the alumnae and the guests Of the
college was given on Monday out
OF doors as usual and was greatly
enjoyed by tho numerous guests pres
Ont from n distance.
Concert Is Feature.
Ono OF the outstanding features
OF this years commencement has
been the concert and the numbers
on the Tuesday program given by the
well-known young Southern violinist.
Emile Rose Knox. Miss Knox,
pupil OF Leopold Auer is an artist OF
rare talent, fine technical training
ana great power of Interpretation.
Her playing is characterized by the
warmth and color subdued TO the re-
Hniremcnts OF art on Monday eve
nlng. Miss Knox thrilled her audi