The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI
IN BUSINESS LIFE
Graduates Enter Every Profession
and Calling in the Activities
of the Country.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

fleet great credit on both their alma
mater and themselves:
Heber D. Curtis, Phi. D. of this ses-
sion III astronomy. has accepted posi-
ton of Importance with the Lick O5ser-
NaIory.
Nj. T. Preston Dargan, who is pur-
suing advanced courses at the Univer-
sity, will spend next year in studying
in France with the expectation of re-
turning to the University next year for
his degree.
Mr., William B. Gates. B. a. of Ran
dolph- Macon College, who spent last
session in advanced work at the Uni
versity, has accepted a position in
prominent military academy in kenJ
lucky.
Mr.. Thomas B. Mccartney. Jr., who
received his Doctors degree at the Uni
versity this session, will be assistant
professor of Greek in Kentucky Univer-
sity.
Mr.. John P. Mcconnell. A. NJ. of Mill
igan College, Tennessee was awarded
the John Y. Mason fellowship. and VII
return next year to complete his degree
Mr.. Allen j. Moon, who matriculated
this session for advanced work in Latin
and Greek, was elected professor OF
these subjects in his anna mater How
Mr.. George W. Peyton. of the Univer-
sity, will next year be instructor in Latin
and Greek at Pantops Academy.
Mr. E. Reinhold Rogers, who has now
completed at the University his masters
and doctors degrees, will next year be
headmaster Of the Virginia Randolph
Elicit School
The Rev. Otis B. Sears. who received
his doctors degree this session, VIII
next year be professor in Rawlings In
stitute. and also head of the department.
of English in the newly-orsanlzed'
Christian College, of Washington.
Mr. Edward B. Settler, who received
his doctors degree TINS year, will con-
tinue to hold his position Of professor of
English in Newberry College, S. c. Dur
ing the summer Mr.. Settler will be en-
gagged in some original research in the
University library.
Mr. Robert c. Beale. Jr., who this
year served as Young Mems Christian
Association secretary at the UNIVERSITY
has been engaged as an Instructor in
,.aior Horace Jones University School,
in this city, for next session. and will
continue his studies at the University
Mr. E. Y. Burton. who received his
Bachelor of Arts degree this session.
has been elected to the principalship
of an important public school in
Missouri.
Mr. Louis Parke Chamberlayne. editor
in chief of Topics and of Corks and
Curls, Master of Arts of this session.
will return to the University next year
for further studies and as a licentiate
in Latin.
Messrs. Berkely. Gwathmey Harrison
and Tyree have accepted for the sum-
mer and probably for a. longer term
a position with the Equitable Insurance
Company of New York, and are now in
that city.
Mr.. John Seldom Fleet. who attended
the finals at the University for the pur-
pose of receiving his Bachelors degree,
reports that he and Mr.. Algernon Cole
man had a successful experience this
past session as teachers in Culver Mill
tary Academy
Mr l.. Carter Harrison will next year
be employed as an assistant in the Uni
versity School OF Charleston S. c. This
school was established in 1882 by Messrs.
Kent and Coleman, Masters of Arts. of
the University of that session. and has
since that time had a continuous and
successful existence. 1t is now one of
the important feeders of the University.
Mr. J. Heath Lewis, who for the last
three years has been a student in the
University has returned to the Miller
School. from which he held for several
years a scholarship. to become an In
structor.
Mr. John ?. Madison. who received his
masters degree this year, has accepted
a position at the Episcopal High School,
made vacant by the resignation of Mr..
Randolph Mr.. Madison was for several
Yeas instructor in McCabe's School. Of
Richmond, and has had a most successful
experience. Mr.. Randolph, who is also
4 University of Virginia man. has tc-
cepted an important position at ST AL
bans.
Mr. W. c. Wckham Renshaw, a mas
ter OF arts of this session, next year will
be- enga ged in teaching in Chattanooga
where he has accepted a. position as as
sisiant head master of Baylor's University
School.
Mr. Thomas ]. Roller, who has had sew
eral years experience at Roller Military
Institute. near Stanton. has for next
year accepted position in the University
School. Of Memphis. Tenn. This school.
under the excellent supervision of Messrs.
Ray and Werts, has had a most success
full career, and is now one of the impor
tant feeders of the University of Vir-
gina.
Mr. T. S. Settle. who successfully COM
r:eted all his work this session, has been
engaged by D. c. Heath and Company to
represent them al the Summer School of
Methods. now in, session a the University.
Mi. J. Winston Timberlake for several
years a successful student of the Uni
vers;ty is now at the Summer School of
Methods as the local agent of CHM and
Company. of Boston.
Mr. Beverly D. Tucker, who during
the past session was manager of the
Young Mems Reading Room and Library
Association. of this city. and at the end
of the term received his bachelor of arts
degree, enters next session upon his theo-
logical studies at the Episcopal Seminary
near. Alexandria.
Mr. Roger A. Wake. now a student. at
the Episcopa! Seminary near Alexandria.
attended the finals for the purpose of
receiving the degree of master OF arts.
which was conferred upon him this year.
Mr.. John Scott Walker, master Of arts
of this session, will hereafter be connect
ed with the Woodberry Forest High
School near Orange.
Mr.. Charles r. Williams. who was very
prominent in athletic circles, as we'll as
successful in his university work, will
travel this summer In the interests of st.
Adams School. and next fall will coach
the football team of South Carolina Col
lege at Columbus S. c.
Mr. Bruce c. Wilson. Of Chattanooga,
Is this sumer engaged in business in New
oif ~. hut will to the JJniver-