The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
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Observation-Disclosures
Within the past few days Mrs. B. B.
Valentine the president Of the Rich
mond Education Association, has re-
ceived an additional number Of letters
from delegates who will attend the con-
i ference on education to convene here
April 22d. Among those who have most
recently signihed their intention OF
being present are:
Mr., Iawton d. Evans, superintendent
OF schools, Augusta. Ga; Mr.. L. s. Rowe,
fnres.ient sf of the Academy of Political
and Social Science of philadelphia Mr..
ID. y, Johnson, president Of Winthrop
Normal and Industrial College, Rock Hill,
4 S.. C.;HNlr. Thomas j. Garden. superinten-
dent Of schools. Prince Edward. Va. ;
Mr.. J. w. Holland, school superintendent
of Co, Ala; Rev. l.. Y. Graham. Of Phila-
delphia; Mr.. A.. y. s. Thomas. editor OF
#Baptist Courier, Greenville, S. G. Mr.. B.
G. Lowry, president OF Blue Mount Fe-
male College, Miss; Miss Maria ?. Du-
val, principal of Female Institute IN
stanton, Va: DR.. A. S. Hill, principal
OF williamsburg Academy, Ky. Mrs. >.
L. McConaughy. first vicc-presidcnt OF
the Alabama Federation of Women,s
Clubs, OF Montcvallo. Ala; Mr.. John Y.
Sears. Of the Evening Telegraph, of Phil
adelpha; General Scott Ship, Virginia
Military Institute, Lexington. Va; MIR.
Joseph S. Stewart, president North
h Georgia Agricultural College. Dahlonees
49, ,fr1a -
benjamin Sloan, president South Carolina
College, Columbia, S. c.; Mr.. j. N. Neff,
81 M. D., Harrisonburg. Va: the Rev. A.. D.
Mayo, Bureau or Education. Washing
ton, D c.: the Rev. "A. j. N1c1ielway. edi-
tor Of Presbyterian Standard Charlotte,
N. q; 3 DR.. j. B. 5Aswell. president Louis
lana Industrial Institute. Rouston, La, !;
the Rev. Thomas Lawrence, D. D., prcst-
dent Normal and Collegiate , Institute,
Ashey1lle. N. c.: Dr. John Massey. prcsi-
dent Alabama Conference Female Col
5lcge, Tuskegee. Ala; Ex-Governor VIII
liam Z. Cameron. Petersburg. Va; Mr..
William Henry Sergeant, librarian, Nor
folk Public library Norfolk, Va; the
Rt. Rev c. *. Nelson, Bishop Of Geor.
gia, Atlanta Ga: Mr.. W. p Few, Trinity
College Durham. NJ. c.; Dr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Carter. Camden. S. c.; Profess
sor Hugh M. Bird. William and Mary
College, williamsburg. Va: Mr.. W. N.
Sheats Superintendent Educational De-
partment State Of Florida, Tallahassee.
TIA: DR.. W. P. Venabe. president Uni
versity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill,
n. c.: DR.. George H. Denny, president
Washington and Leo University. Licking.
ton, Va: Mr.. A. w. Harris. director The
Z Jacob Tome Institute. Port Deposit. Md.
Mr.. II. c. Pritchett. principal Sam Hous-
ton Normal Institute. Huntsville. Tex.
the Rev. James Cannon. ira. NJ, pr!n'
cipal Blackstone Female Institute. Black
stone. Va: Miss NJ. Carey Thomas. presi
dent Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr
Pa; Miss Martha Schofield, principal nnt
treasurer Schofield Normal and Indus
trial School, Aiken, s. c.; Miss Sally b
& Dickinson, vlcc-president Virginia Stat
Teachers Association. Farmville. Va.
Miss Margaret r. Beale. Norfolk. Va,
4 Mr.. l.. r. Gwaltncy, chaplain Shorte
College, Rome. Ca: Hon. Joseph b. Ora
ham, field agent Southern Educationn
Board. Taladcga. Ala; the Rt. Rev
Thomas U. Dudley. D. D.. Bishop 0
Kentucky. Louisville, Ky; Hon. Sydne
+. Bowie, Admission, Ala; DR.. ]. NJ. Tny
Tor, president Vassar College. POUCH
kcepslc, N. ": DR., y, l.. Virgins. vice
chancellor University OF the South, Sc
vance, Tenn; Dr. James A. Quarle:
Washington and Leo University. Lexnt
ton, Va; DR.. and Mrs. j. Graham Brook
Cambridge, Mass; DR.. Edward Min
trinity College. Durham. N. c.; Mr..
]. Fhris, Scottsville, Va; Mrs. w, ]
schiefeln, New York; Mr.. William ia
schIeffeljn, New York; Mr.. George :
Clarke, superintendent of schools. Surl
county. Va. Miss Elizabeth b. Bors
Highland. culpepeL. Va; Mr.. Robert
Pel president Converse College. Spartan
ourg, S. c.; DR.. l.. S. Rowe. Universal
81 Pennsylvania: Miss Laura D. Gil
dean of Barnard College, New York,
Confederate Bazaar.
The Confederate Bazaar Associate
held It's weekly meeting yesterday
noon In Lee Camp Hall, Mrs JOSEF
Bryan and Mrs. stephen Putney prcsi
4 ing,
a spirit OF enthusiasm invaded Il
meeting which Was plainly visible
a few seasonablc remarks made by MI
4 j. Taylor I9llyson, expressive OF her d
voted faith IN the objects of the baza
and her entire confidence In its gre
ultimate SUCCESS,
Mrs. Bryan desired that emphasis
laid upon the amount OF the admssi'
fec 10 the bazaar, which will be 4
cents for each individual, Tho badge
which are sold for fifty cents. replese
a. season ticket, separate matter fro
the regular admission. Mrs, Bryan al
a repeated u statement previously ma
that no railing would he permitted In !
bazaar, which must go on record as ha
sng been conducted along tho highest pt
sible plane.
3 Mrs Putney turned in a check for s
ISL and announced that everything WAS
readiness at the Masonic Temple Tor
erection OF the state tables. CHARM
q 81 the tables were advised to have tn