The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22

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State Normal College, Greensboro, N. c..
director In tho Southern Educntton Board
An address by DR.. Daniel G. Gilman,
president OF the Carnegie Institution, Bal
timore, Nd.
.'The North and South" by Dr. st.
Clair Nick elway, editor OF the Brooklyn
Eagle.
$50 P NJ
A session for general discussion.
All addresses to be made from the floor;
opening addresses to be limited to fifteen
minutes each; other addresses to ten min
uteS.
Schools and Transportation of Pupils.
Discussion to be opened by
Nj. George II. Hulvey Of Bridgewater,
Va, and Mr. G.. P. Glenn, superintendent
OF schools, Jacksonville. Fla, to be fol-
lowed by general discussion.
Concluding address, "A Model School"
by
Professor T.. +. CldNlOui GellucAAe
Of the Summer School OF the South, Knox
vile. Tenn.
"a Decade OF Educational Progress in
Mississippi" by
The Hon. II. L. whitfield, State super
1ntendent OF public education for M1ssis-
sipp
ture." by
Dr.. I. II. Bailey, professor OF ngricul-
ture In Cornell University, ithaca. N. Z.
knowledge and Service" by
DR.. Francis G. Peabody, professor IN
Harvard University.
10 P. M-Recepton at Masonic Temple
to delegates and visitors to conference.
Needs OF the South, by DR.. Lyman
Hall, president OF the Georgia In
sttute of Technology, Atlanta. Ga.
Technical education at the South by DR..
David r. Houston, president of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College of Texas.
An address by DR.. Ira Remsen, presi-
dent John Hopkins University. Baltimore,
Md
Educational progress Mt the South, by
Hon. Josephus Daniels, editor OF the
News and Observer, Raleigh, N. G.
The Teacher and the State by DR.. J.
H. Kirkland. chancellor Of Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tenn.
$3.50 p. NJ. IA session for general discus.
sion.
All addresses to be made from the floor;
opening addresses to be limited to f'f'
.ecn minutes each; other addresses to ten
minutes.
Opening topic: Tho Work OF the Uni
versity In the Southern States. Discus
sion to be opened by DR.. r. p. Yenahle,
president OF the University of North Car
DINA.
The part of the citizen in aiding the
| cause OF public education. Discussion to
be opened by DR.. r. e. Mitchell, profess
sor in Richmond College. Richmond, Va.
+. Public education and the local tax Dis
cussion 10 be opened by the Hon c. r.
Glenn, assistant agent, OF the Peabody
fund and former superintendent OF edu-
cation in Georgia, md by tho Hon. 7. w.
Hill, State superintendent OF education
for Alabama
p, NJ, the responsibility Of govern
ment for public education, by Mr. r, Full
ton Cutting. OF New York
Nero education at the South, by DR..
Walter r. FIll, chancellor OF the untver-
stty nf Georgia, Athens Georgia.
Impressons Of tho conference, nv Dr.
Lyman Abbott, editor OF the Outlook
New York city.
Al the close of the evening Friday, the
conference Will adjourn Mt Richmond r
order TO hold a continued session on Sat
urday at the University of Virginia.
Monday trip will be taken down tn.
river giving the visitors an opportunit,
OF seeing the historic plantations alont
the James,
Tho Conference officers are. pres,den,
Robert G. Ogden New York; secretar,
Rev \, D. Hunter Raleigh N. C, Fxecu
, tive Committee-H, p, Frissell, Virginia
w. a, Blair, North Carolina; c. i, Me
Z sern North Carolina; Hoke Smith
: Georgia u It, Sanford, Tennessee.
. PERSONAL GOSSIP.
e DIT LYMAN Abbott. one OF the hes
known mon in America Is stopping wit
Mr.. Charles G. Bosher, on North sixt
street; Mr.. william r. Moody, son m
the evangelist, 80 well known in Rich
mond. with Mrs Moody, Is the guest {
= Mr.. ii, NJ. Smith; Mr. end Mrs. Fran
K, Chambers are the guests OF Mr.
W, Travcrsi Or, Wallace Buttrick Is q
the Jefferson-he got out OF n sick be
: to come to the Conferences, Editor Glide
Of the Century with Mrs, Glider. Is 8
Mr., II, n Valentines residence Dr. Ia
colt Williams and Mrs. Williams arc a
Mr., n " Valentines; Editor Bale,
with Mrs, BAILEY, is stopping at the HON
81 DR., George A. Taber; Mr.. and Mr..
John Graham Brooks are guests of MI
, y, j. Valentine; Dr. and Mrs. Dradle
Gilman are az Mrs. G, u. Whitlock's
Editor MclSelway. OF tho Brooklyn Eael,
Is at the Jefferson; Mr. Edgar Gardne
Murphy, secretary associated with tn
! president. Is also at the Jefferson. An
so they We're scattered over tho cit,
; To-day many others will rame and be
, fore the formal opening tonight the cit
will be filed with warmly welcome
guests,
! Mr. W. a. crenshaw Is in charge q
the information bureau at the Academ
and will be glad 10 be OF any asslstanc
; 70 Visitors and strangers.
Or Lyman Abbott viii preach ut IN
. First Baptist Church Sunday