Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-19
UNIV ERsIrY OF vIRa MIA.
MIR. CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
SELECTED FOR FINAL ORATOR.

MIX. CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
SELECTED FOR FINAL ORATOR.
charlottesville, Va, Jan. 1s-Mr.
Charles Dudley Warner has accepted
the joint invitation of the Washington
and Jefferson Literary Societies to be
their final orator for this year. 1t need
not be said that IL man OF such schol-
arly abilities and such literary attain
mcnts as possessed by Mr.. Warner will
make the Occasion Il brilliant one.
AT a recent meeting of tho Phllo-
sophical Society DR.. Charles w. Dab
ney. an alumnus OF the University.
now president Of the University of
Tennessee. delivered an eloquent and
interesting address, his subject being,
WashingtonS Interest in Iduontion.'
Rev. Dr. a. Coke Smith, of Norfolk,
began a series OF Bible lectures Wed
nesday night under the auspices of the
University Y. NJ. c. ~ He will also
lecture in the Association Hall Thurs
day and Friday night. These lectures
are open to all the students of the
University and to the public generally.
Flc will preach In the University Chapel
Sunday, January 21st. both morning
and evening
Prof. William NJ. Thornton addressed
the Jefferson Literary Society last Sat-
urday night.
ucSNdy HiSnl luSl lJr. Iaul u. Bar
ringer gave n very interesting lecture
on the Negro of the South"
There is on foot now q movement to-
wards establishing large social club
very similar to the ones at Yale and
Harvard and the Houston Club" ut
the University of Pennsylvania,
Mr.. Harry c. Ford, Phi. d., OF last
year, and now professor of ancient
languages ut the Virginia Military In
..t.1
MISS Agnes Lewis Palmer of Roanoke
Mr. John r. Mott. the general secre-
tary of the World Student Federation.
while in this country will visit the fol-
lowing universities: Yale. Harvard
Princeton. Cornell and the University
of Virginia. He said he considered the
University of Virginia the key to tho
South. He will arrive here February
?th ana remain through the 18TH. His
opening Address will be on The Temp
tations OF Students In All Lands"
Ihe following notice appeared In the
charlottesville Progress of q recent
date: DR. Claude II. Lavindcr, of the
Marine Hospital Service son OF Mr.. N.
III. Lavinder, Of Lynchburg, and a
graduate OF the University of Virginia.
has been made chief quarantine officer
OF the entire Island of Porto Rico, and
this appointment 1t is said. is Il de-
clded promotion and n signal honor"
1t is common thing to hear of the
lead that University of Virginia men
take in their respective communities.
ana 1t is rare occurrence IL man of
ability, who is turned out from here.
If he is not subsequently heard of I'm
the lead of honor and promotion. The
University OF Virginia has every occa-
sion TO feel proud of her Alumni.
The University OF Virginia football
team and rootcrs has sent n souvenir
photo Of the Varsity team to the
Stoncwall Brigade Band OF Staunton.
1t will be remembered this band rem
dercd loyal support in both the George
town and Lehigh games.
The baseball schedule for this year
Is not yet complete. but games with
numerous colleges arc being arranged
Princeton and Yale are already booked
for Easter Week.
Prof. Young. professor OF Hebrew in
the University has just closed very
interesting series OF Biblical lectures
at Itawlins Institute a school for girls
in this city.
Quite n number OF CharlOttevllles
people were shocked to hear OF the sud-
den death OF Miss Eta Goldsmith, of
Baltimore, formerly of Charlottesville,
and sister of Mrs. j. j. Letcman, of
this city.