Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
NEW MEN WILLTEACH
CHANGES IN FACULTIES OF RICH
NoNp MD WoMAN's COLLEGES.
Or. BECKER AND Mr.. Jingle.
The Former 90 Teach I'm Roth Insh-
tutions. and the Latter I'm the re-
male Scboo1-Au Of Our s'h""'s
soon 10 open.

Professor Charles T. Woods. Jr A. b..
rn. H.. who has been for two years Pro-
.eor 90 French and German in the Wo-
..n's College and Richmond College, OF
,s city. has resigned these positions TO
accept FUN professorship OF Modern
Languages 40 Swathmora College near
Philadelphia
rr. Woods begins his work in Swath-
moro this month The institution to
which hc goes IS one of high standing,
.a8 tho tender of "a professorship In it IS
compliment 20 him. lie deserved H..
having given entire satisfaction 20 the
t- ..eos of both Richmond and Woman's
eees. Swathmore has been fortunate
g.. curing him.
e Woman's College and Richmond
O se have also been exceedingly for
...te n securing as Dr. WoodFs sue
.ar Dr. T.. J. Becker. b. A.. Pm. d.,
O. Baltimore. pr. Becker, ass was Dr.
Woods. will De ful Professor Of Modern
Laueuages in the Womaus College ana
assistant TO President Boatwrght in the
Irofcssorship of those languages in kich-
wond College. He has just telesrap"eu
Dis acceptance Of both positions
Dr. Becker IS % native Of Baltimore
WIS educated I'm tho city schools there
and then graduated with both me =. A.
and the ph. ID. degrees from the johns
Y.rRfrs University lie comes 10 Rlch-
roonl highly recommended, and fine Work
may Doe expected of him.
ANOTHER NEW PROFESSOR.
Tho Woman's College makes another
notable addition 20 fits teaching force.
Ur. James Nelson, president of this IN
erturon. has just been advised of pro-
lessor r. W. Liugle's acceptance OF the
Chair of Moral Philosophy.
Professor LinEle is an NJ. A. graduate of
Davidson College. North Carolina. From
Davidson Nr. Liugle went 10 cornell
University. where Dee spent two years un-
or Professor Schumon, one OF The most
,uu.n, teachers OF Moral Philosophy I'm
u.- country The next two years he
-e.t .1 pursuance of his studies at Lcip-
&c. Professor Lngle is one of the best
-..-.l teachers OF Moral Philosophy yet
t..l iu Richmond. He is not unknown
bmoud people He has been re-
con-. Cd student I'm Union Theological
marry o. this city. Ills brother was
rly "a professor iu the seminary
remaining addition 90 the faculty Of
-. college for the approaching session Is
lr.t -eor Jacob Ranhardt, OF this city.
4r viii supplement the instruction I'm
piano and violin
The forty-siXth session of the Woman's
CI.-a begins Thursday. the 2lst of this
l.ath. Last year the attendance reach
, --S. this year the prospects are eX-
C.tdugiy bright.
For several years past Or. Nelson has
had associated with him as dean Of the
faculty DR. Julian 4. G. Chandler an NJ.
A 0i William and Mary college. ana
Il d.. Of Johns Hopkins. Dr. Chandler
S. Professor of English and Pedagogy.
1 June. 1S3S. me was elected 90 the Chair
az History and English Literature m
~ hmonj Coilege. lie has rendered eX-
e.. lugly valuable services % both coll
.s and easily wins his way 10 the
I'arity OF the pupils under him and
tl student body at large Dr. Chandler
o. the head of the Normal Department
ar the Womau's College. and for two
...r- has had charge of a State sum
u.- normal.
THOMAS LECTURES POSTPONED.
IA. James Thomas lectures of Rich
lr.r. college will not take place the
-... october. as az first planned. Pro-
r BENJAMIN Ile Wheeler was en-
-.l 10 deliver this series Of lectures
t.- year on "Old Greek Life Since
writing that ne would come Professor
Wheeler has been elected president OF ihc
University OF California. and has accept
cd Now hc has written Professor Vim
ston. chairman of the Lecture Commit
zee. that be would so 10 California the
FIRST or the fan and could not make the
-lip across the Continent so soon. lie
rs.H b..
81 the lectures could Doe conveniently post
r.ueI until late winter OF early spring
l. would come. In the absence OF Pro-
..-0r winston President BOatWright am
.uer.d the letter and agreed for the Sc
Il.s ro be delivered by Professor Wheeler
l...r iu the session.
PROFESSOR MITCHELL COMING.
Professor s. G.. Mitchell. of the Chair Of
I..ll but now pursuing course toward
OIL. fl. ID. degree at the Chicago iniver-
s.tr. writes 90 President BO8twright that
I SSH Dbl. here about September 18th. He
rI receive his degree before leaving
t...lo. lie writes that Professor Win
.f.. Ih.fe ard his constant and hard
W..h .. been an inspiration 20 him. and
..es d. source OF comfort and JOY.
tu... college viii open Thursday.
i f..s month. President Boat
r...' rrang hard to get 300 students
Dbl. i- is much encouraged by
t.
OPENING or OTHER SCHOOLS.
lHa public lools Of the city viii begin
September a.A. next Friday week. The
oat lf opening viii be devoted TO en-
t..-l. former students, and Monday To
DaruUng utw students.
3d.. NJ flc schools in Richmond viii be-
a.. about th.s time. The session of the
-...I College of Virginia opens Sep
ma.r -sth. that of the University Col
- of Medicine October 3d. The Rich
Iul Female Seminary opens Thursday
plmbor 2lst and McCabe's and Mol
'.y's schools Monday september 18th;
IcGure's. September goth. The smaller
private schools open within q week of the
.nr date or tho other and before the
month ends the student body of Rich
,.1rd ana Manchester viii reach the pro-
PORTIONS OF "a great army