William H. Best, Maryland. William Veitch Boyle, Maryland. Karl S. Blackwell, Virginia. William B. Colonna, Virginia. David Hough Dolly, Virginia. John Henry Dulin, Virginia. Neil Courtice Scott, Virginia. Frank A. Simpson, Virginia. Boyd Ashby Wise, Virginia. D. D. Rev. Collins Denney, Baltimore Conference, Prof. Vanderbilt University. _Sutherlin Medalist_.--William Martin Blanchard, North Carolina. _Murray Medalists_.--Scholarship, Frank A. Simpson, Virginia; Proficiency, George L. Bradford, Virginia. RANDOLPH-MACON WOMAN'S COLLEGE. A. M. Sallie Adams, Virginia. Martha A. Franklin, Virginia. Esten Holmes Jennings, West Virginia. A. B. Celeste Alspaugh, N. Carolina. Edith S. Blackwell, Virginia. Martha McGavock, Virginia. SESSION 1897-1898. Randolph-Macon College, since June, 1886, has grown into a system of colleges (female as well as male), and fitting schools for both sexes. At the joint commencement, held at Lynchburg, Va., June 6-9, 1898, all these schools were represented. The Lynchburg _Daily News_ gave the report of the commencement, as follows: "The big Randolph-Macon joint commencement was formally opened by a reception tendered the visiting students, alumni, and friends of the school at the Woman's College. An address of welcome was made by Chancellor W. W. Smith. The night was beautiful, the skies being clear and studded with glittering stars. An immense crowd was present, and the profound silence that prevailed during the speech evidenced the deep interest with which it was being received. "The various trains yesterday brought the students and the visiting alumni to the city. The Union station on their arrival presented an animated scene. The young men and young ladies seemed determined to make of the occasion a delightful excursion, and an experience worth carrying in their memories for many years to come. Everybody remarked on the personnel of the students, and their quiet demeanor. They made a fine impression, and their sojourn in the city promises to be profitable to all interested. "Randolph-Macon College is represented by about ninety students; the Front Royal Academy, by seventy; Bedford City Academy, by about eighty; the Blackstone Female Institute,* by one hundred and thirty-five; and the Danville Female Institute, by sixty. As there are at the Randolph-Macon Woman's College, including the day scholars, two hundred and twenty young ladies, the total number of students present is between six and seven hundred. *Not a school of the system, but present by special invitation.