The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
BASEBALL.
SCHEDULE.
Engagements 81 Richl,,o11d Col
legc Team for Spring Sea
III son Announccd;
EDUCATION IN EUROPE {. q
President Boatwriglit Thursday
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President Boatwrigl1t Thursday
Evening Closes Interesting
Course of3Lcct,,rcs.

1'De schedule for the baso.bnll team OF
Richmond College Is announced as FOL
lows: VI
Murch so-st. Paul's College, Of Now
3York, III Rlullnond. VT 81
April2-1ehigh univcrsty.in Richmond
April 4--Rahd olph. Macon, in Rich tll;
If April o-Frede rlclssburs College, IN Rich
monu. ST u
April 14--v. M. II, iii. Lexington.
sHpr4l i5.-Wnshingt ton and Lee In Lex
3lrgt on. III 81 if * t5 S.9 3 .3siss III
n ril Is Roanoke College. Il, Roanoke
5s5 Aprll 1S--V. r. 1.@ln Blu cAshurg.5f Ei$s
pr, 10 ampden-sl Sidney IN Farm Farm
Vile. f. Z 8 t8 47 t n. ;. X
!Aipiii sso--Wllliams and Mary. III VII.
Harrisburg. u n. s ~, 81 Y &
May Randolph Ma con, in Ricllmon A.
the haa So eDa
4 In 80 fur BY tho college team, Several ~
( last years mon are back, and new men
oil great proniso have como in. SO g
The MI Sigma rho Literary Society OF
tim IT. thelg hail Saturday night.
a brief address Of welcome WIS made "a
aitel which q deliEhtful programme was
$reidored ~ the society members ttnd
THOR friends Among the most elljoyahlc
features Of the. !, evening we're several
iriished eiocutEionist. Horsa ability IN this,
as We'll as her charming rorsonniity ,awon
! her storms oflapplause. The next feature
Madgo Bowie. 1'hls IS usual. was 9 che !,
5ltstF order aud greatly enjoyed by al.
a violin solo by Mr., Kaufman. accom-.
panied by Mr.. Lichensteli1, WIS great.y
members 81 t tie sSoaiotyvery Kinu.y con.
sen.ed to- play, and their efforts added
grcutly to the otherwise llghtful pro-
gr: nme. 45 e III s2gS. s. Hi
Of The society, and those Of MI, + txgera. ID
ana Mr. Liohensteln were unusually fine.
After the literary pro granmo fresh.
enss .erved amd The more timd
of few minutes conversation with the
fair partners OF, their older and bolder
fellow-students,
The evening was then turned into Z,
were Misses Nell sinton. 1ladEe Mont
Rose Smith 1osoRR nMIe su Mnis
Bates. Edith Watkins, Virginia Clarke,
Ellie Montgomery and Miss Young; MT.
John cutchins. Hiram Smith. Fred Fol 70
lard MeIXer oody 81 slla; Ea
nd marshall Frazer
q The fourth and last lecture OF the Sc
ries now. being delivered by the profe s
sThursday night " President Boatwright;
subject. THE Present Status Of Ed q, {:
studied this question carefully for years.
and is eminently fitted to speak on i:
A most interesting, and instructive lecture .ir
may be expected by all who attend.
The report which appeared in The
Times Dispatch several days ago. that
tho X. a. banquet had been held wa e "a q
mistake The banquet was postponed On
account Of the sickness OF so!no of the
members Of the fraternity, and VIII nov n,',
be held on Tuesday night OF next week
al the Jefferson.
There is good deal OF sickness among
the students at present. Most Of tn a'e
cases seem to be Ia grippe, oontrac e,Is III
the recent cold snap. Messrs. Spilnlail;
Powell Wright. McElroy. Hundley ana
Schultz nre among the sufferers. none one
are seriously sick, however. and q ieM
days will see them In their usua! p!aceA
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