The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
UNIVERSITY STUDENT AFFAIRS.
\ Eeelin. Tribute to Byrd War
wick, Jr.
(Snocio1 Djsnatch to The Times)

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. VA,
Jan. THE board of editors of Corks and
Curls the students annual, published at
the University at the close of each ses-
sion, has been elected, and work is get
ting under way. The representatives of
the different fraternitieS are: Albert l..
Roper of Norfolk, Va, editorin-chief,
Phi Gamma Delta; J. Hempden Chamber
layne, of Petersburg. Va. Delta Tau
Delta, and Alsernon Coleman, of News
Ferry, Va, Phi Kappa Psi. assistant
editors-in-ch II. Houston Byrd, of
Williamsville, Va. Phi Kappa Sigma.
business manager: Frank Graham
Eootes. of Stautnon Va, Delta Tau
Delta. art editor; James l.. Heard. OF
Berklcy, Va. Sigma Nu; James Park
McCaliie, of Chattanooga, Tenn. Sigma
Alpha Epsilon: John p. Montgomery, of
Starkvile, Miss, ri Kappa Alpha; II. w.
Cole. Jr., Of Danvile, Va. Kappa Sigma:
A. Nj Crawford, of Winchester. Va,
Delta Kappa Epsilon: Algernon s. Blu
ford of Richmond. Va. Kappa Alpha;
w Allen Perkins. Of Charlottesville. Va,
Zeta Psi; r. Satterthwaite. OF Louisville,
Ky. Beta Theta Pi; Thomas S. Fuller,
of New York. Delta Psi: S. NJ. 'Bricn,
of Louisville. NY, Alpha Tai, Omega; l..
NJ White of Huntsville. Ala, Chi Phi;
X Bulltt OF Louisville, Ky, Sigma
Chi
The Jefferson Literary Society of the
University of Virginia has elected the
following editors of the University Mag
azine: George c. Gregory. OF Warrenton,
n c., business manager; l.. Littiet6n
Jones. OF Newman, Ga. and Charles w
Hopkins, of Newport News, Va, Assoc
ciate editors. Those from the Washing
ton Society are: J. Walter Wayland, of
Roanoke: W-m. c. Scott, OF the Univer-
sity of Virginia. and Carol NJ. Newman,
of Bristol.
The intelligence that reached this city
Yesterday Of the death of Byrd Warwick
carried grief to man: hearts at the Uni
versity and in this community Mr.
Warwick attended the University sever u
sessions, and took the degree of master
OF arts last year. and was regarded as
one Of the most gifted young men that
Virginia had sent to the University III
recent years He was a student OF the
law department this session Mr. war
wick was a splendid type of young man
hood in his twenty-third year with me
physique and endowed with rare Sraces
of manner and mind. which endeared him
to all his az-ociates. There was a quail
itv of straightforward, honest manhood
about him that inspired confidence. HIS
intellect was bright and strong, his am
billions were pure and high, his lite STAIN
less. and those who knew him pest, IN
view of his exceptional attachments. an
ticipated for him a successful and bril-
liant career.
It is said that death loves shining
mark and certainly the grim destrH"er
has. in the case of Byrd Warv1 :Se.
claimed as its own one of the most be-
loved and gifted among the students OF
the University The family. in their
great bereavement. have the sympathy,
not only of the faculty and the student
body of the University, but of many in
Charlottesville, who cherished him Tor
his amcable qualities and admired him
for his high example as q model student
and a Christian gentleman
The All-Southern football team for 1900
will appear in the February Outing.
There will be Il discussion of the recent
football season in the South, and a criti-
cism OF the individuals selected for the
.All-SOuthern team.