The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-20
EDUCATIONAL. CONFERENCE.
.n,vD GATHERING TO BE HELD
AT ATHENS THIS WEEK.

lines and Distinguished Educa-
.rs of the North to Meet with
v-,ends of Education in the South.
athens Has Prepared to Entertain
200 Guests-Great Good to the
South Expected to Result.
Athens. Ca, April 19.-Next Thurs
sav the fifth annual session of the
southern Educational Conference will
r,ee+ in Athens. There will be fully
EoO Of the leading educators and pub
hucists of the country here at that
lime 100 being from the North.
Mr. Robert C. Ogden of New York,
nresident of the conference, will bring
with him quite a number of the lead
Ing men of that section.
Ample accommodations for all have
been provided. and the invited guests
III he entertained most Hospitality in
the private homes of the city.
Those who have thus far signified
their intention of being present are:
Mr. Robert C. Ogden, Mr.. George Por-
ter Peabody, DR.. Felix Adler, Mr.. John
and Mrs. Charles E. Bigelow, Mr.. A.
& Frissell, Rev. Percy S. Grant, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Curtis James, Mr..
and Mrs w. E. Macy, DR.. and Mrs.
Hamilton w. Mabie, Mr.. r. M Ogden,
DR.. and Mrs. Walter H. Page, DR.. and
Mrs. James E. Russell, DR.. and Mrs.
w. ]. shiefferlin, Mrs. w. H. Shelter
lin. Miss Shiefferlin, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Shaw, Editor Oswald Willard, Mr..
and Mrs. R. Fulton Cutting and Mr.. o.
P. Conant of New York.
From Brooklyn will come Miss Lii
Ian D. Void, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Baldwin, Mrs. C. w. Ide, DR.. and Mrs.
St. Clair McKelway, DR.. and Mrs. S.
D. Mcconnell and Mrs. w. A. Putnam.
From other Northern cities come
Prof and Mrs. L. H. Bailey of Cornell,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham Brooks of
Boston Rev. Wallace Butterick of AL
bany. N. Y, DIR. G. S. Dickernan of
Connecticut, Rev. and Mrs. Paul r.
rockingham of Boston, Prof. H. w.
Farnham of Yale, Hon. H. H. Hanna
of Indianapolis, DIR. w. T. Harris, U.
S. Commissioner of Education, Bishop
McVickar of Rhode Island, DR.. and
Mrs Francis G. Peabody of Harvard,
Mrs William Potter Wilson of Penn
sylyania, DR.. and Mrs. Talcott Will
liams of Philadelphia, Mrs. Mary La
mar Turpin of Washington, Mrs. An
ME Blalock of Boston, Rev. Robert G.
Bedford of Massachusetts, DR.. j. w.
Cooper of Connecticut.
Those coming from the Southern
states are as follows.
Virginia-Dr. H. B. Frissell, Hamp-
ton Institute; Gov. A. ]. Montague,
Mr. Alex. Purvis, Hampton Institute;
Prof. H. S. Bird, William and
Mary College; DR.. Denny, Presi-
dent Washington and Lee Uni
versity; DR.. Robert Frazer,
Mrs. Beverly Mumford, Richmond
Educational Club; Prof. G. c. Mitch
ell, Richmond College; DR.. H. st.
George Tucker, and President John
L. Tyler, William and Mary College.
MaryIand-Dr. John Goucher, presi-
dent Woman's College; President Will
liam A. Hammell, State Normal
School; M. Theodore Marbury, DR.. Ira
Remsen, president Johns Hopkins
University; Superintendent ]. H. Van
Sickle.
North Carolina-Gov. c. B. Aycock,
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Blair, Superin-
tendent E. c. Brooks, Col. Robert
Bingham, superintendent c. L. Coon,
DR., John P. Carlisle, Wake Forest
College: DR.. w. P. Few, Trinity Col
lege, Prof. ]. l. Foust, Girls Normal
and Industrial College. Superintend-
ent Alexander Graham, DIR. L. w.
Crawford President A. B. Hunter,
President L. L. Hobbs, Guilford Col
lege; President J. Allen Holt, State
School Commissioner j. V. Joiner; DR..
c. D. McIver, Girls Normal and In
dustrial School; DIR. Meserve, DR.. D.
J., Satterfield, DR.. Henry Louis Smith,
davidson College; DR.. w. c. Smith,
Superintendent R. j. Tighe, DR.. r, 7.
Yam, Rev c. G. Vardell, DR.. F. P.
,Venable, University of North Caro-
INA; DR.. George f. Winston, Univer-
sty of North Carolina; DR.. Ebe Alex
ander, University of North Carolina;
South Carolina-President c.. B. Gro
mner, Newberry College; DR.. L. M.
Dunton, Rev. L. R. Gwaltney Supt. w.
II. Hand, DR.. D. B. Johnson, Normal
and Industrial School; Prof. J. L. Nc
lam, Erskine College: Mr.. w. q. Me-
Ghee, State University; President A.
?, Montague, Furman University;
state School Commissioner j. j. Nc
Mahan, Prof. A. G. Rembert, Rev. ].
M Robertson, Furman University;
1ro1: II. N. Snyder, Wofford College;
resident F. c. Woodward, South Car
Ollha College, and DIR. f. p. Wilson,
converse College.
Alabama-Gov. w. D. Jelks, State
SSChool Commissioner J. w. Abercrom-
C ne Rev. Pitt Dillingham;, Supt. H. G.
GHoert DR.. John Massey, President A.
a. Murphree, State College of Agricul-
lure; Rev. Edgar Gardner Murphy,
"seht Southern Educational Confer
ence' Prof T. w. Palmer, State Uni
serslty; Prof. c. c. Thach, Auburn,
ga; Miss c. r. Thorn, President NJ.
wilson, State Normal School; DR..
Ware. AAo'-'
lehnessee-H. c. Adler, manager
chattanooga Times; Mr.. P. P. Claxton,
fcielary Southern Educational Con-
ITT1enee; President Charles w. Dabney,
. HL1te Fslty of Tennessee; Mr.. J. w. Eg-
37aestoh' Jr., Hon. q. w. Ewing, Hon.
y vaIies B. Frazier, Supt. Sam
c, nixon, Prof. P. L. Harmed,
TToonoerland University Hon. Walter
PeI L1(iy, Memphis Appeal; Col. ].
pr.. hs,lilehrew, Hon. James Maynard,
e;+ Ts'qent j. B. Merrill, Fiske Univer-
-. Frot. c. D. Schmitt, State Uni
aeIslty DR.. George Summers, South
y SIefn Presbyterian University; Hon.
No sanford. Miss Amanda Stolfuz,
i naJ. w. G. Tatem, Nashville Amer
moi aii' Or Il. A. Vance, Peabody Nor
M, ochool; Prof. ]. M. Webb.
aa!sslsslppi-Gov. A H. Lougino,
Mii@HeeiIor R. B. Fulton, University of
P,,et sSlpDi; President w. w. Foster,
CeiIo-.O University: Bishop Charles B.
Aeri9om{aSy' PRESIDENT ]. c. Hardy, State
T1esrpineuIltural College: Mrs. Francis
ana taylor, DR.. F. C. Woodwork,
Ton 1upt. H: L. Whitfield.