The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)


UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, october
1.-The German Club has decided
10 hold the fall german at the
Fayerweather Gymnasium october slh'
The officers elected We're clecteG last
week: President r. p Page, Jr.' saee,
President, B. c. Male; Secretary ana
Treasurer A NJ Dobie: Executive Com
snittee. b: c. Willis, r. d. Tunstall and
C. w. Giandy, Jr.: leaders. 3. = -SaAie
Bnd r. p. Page, Jr.
The following new members we're elect
ed: w. c. Benet, a. S. BuforG. r.
M. Coleman, f. J.. Cook Al G Elliott,
E. B. Hsrndon, Jr., a. G. bobson, W.
Carl Osterhans, J. W. II. Prison, {. +
Stearns and H. e. Taylor.
GOLF CLUB.
The Golf Club held its first meeting
last week and decided to hold the first
handicap tournament October 11th-
The following officers We're elected:
President, c. w Grandy, Jr: Vice-Pres-
ident, Kenneth Brown: Secretary and
treasurer. A. NJ. Dobie: Greens Commit
tee William c. White III. S. Worthing-
ton, Il. C. Willis: Tournament Commit
tee L. S. Burdett, Kenneth Brown and
"A. S. Taylor.
TENNIS PLAYERS.
A large number Of new members have
Joined the Tennis Club, and a prosperous
season is anticipated. New courts will
soon he added to the old one At the
first meeting these officers Were elected:
President, C. c. Tabb; Vice-President,
Charles Middleton: Secretary and treas
nrer, Donald i. Blair; business mana
ger ]. 3. Dilworth.
Immediately after football practice this
afternoon all students who can play on
any musical instrument will meet in the
gymnasium and an effort will be made
to reorganize the Mandolin and Guitar
Club. Possibly a Glee Club will be or
ganized in conjunction with me instru-
mental club.
THE EDITORS.
Probably never before in the forty-four
years of existence of the University Of
Virginia Magazine Las ii happened that
nearly the entire board OF editors, elect
ed the preceding January, have failed
to return 10 the University at, the open
ing Of its following session. This, how
ever, has happened the present session,
Mr. j. Littleton Jones, of Georgia. as
ssociate editor from the Jefferson Liter
airy Society, being the ouiv member OF
the 1901 board Of editors 10 re-entcr ell
seEe.
or the absences, Mr. Carol n. New
man, editor-in-c chief, is n professor at
St Adams School, Radford, va, and
Mir. j. Walter Maryland, associate edi-
tor, both of the Washington Literary
Society, holds a professorship at Bridge
water College, Bridgewater Va. -anath-
er Washington Socirty Representative,
Mr.. ". c. Scott, Jr., and Mr. Charles
W. Hopkins, of the Jefferson Society,
have entered the newspaper profession.
THE SOCIETIES:
To fill the vacancies ~ The board, the
Washington Society at it's regular meet
ing Saturday evening elected Messrs.
,Armistead NJ Dobie, of Norfolk, Va;
Sidney Teiser, of Norfolk Va; wiid
7 Is o--5r- ~
editors for the uneXpired term of 1901
These young gentlemen are favorabIy
known at the University having con
tIibute6 TO the pages Of last sessions
volume Of the magazine, the best of it's
history. Mr.. Teiser won honorable
mention IN The prize essay contest.
The one vacancy in the Jefferson So
ciety was filed by the election OF Mr.
sE. II. Bonner. of SandersvilIe, Miss, a
Bachelor of Science OF Marion Military
institute; Ala. and a Bachelor OF arts
cf the University of Virginia
NEW OFFICERS.
At the first meeting of the new board
Mr.. A. NJ. Doloie was elected editor-in-
chief, that honor being due the Wash
fngton Society as the Jefferson was en-
titled TO the business manager Mr..
George c. Gregory, who re-entered the
law class
The newly installed oidcers have i'm
mediately gone TO work collecting ma
terial for the first number of volume
forty-five. which should tic before the
public October 18th. This will undoubt-
eddy be another successful year for the
magazine. The editors are all capable
mon and willing workers; they have
good support among their old classmates,
despite the fact that some Of the most
promising writer's OF last session have
not returned: tho new 127en VIII very
likely a did ,I,o
lent volume of last session TO inspire
them, they should an6 undoubtedly will
make the University OF Virginia Maya
zine of l9oi-i9o2 one worthy of conpari-