The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

versity; DR.. jail Russell, New York;
I DIR. William j. Schieffeler, editor New
York "Trbune.' Dr. IL. Clark Seelye.
president Smith College: DR.. Albert Shaw,
editor Review of Reviews; r.. w. Sill
Evester, president Maryland College; Pro-
lessor w. w. smaii, University CT Chi
cago; C. Alphonso Smith. University CT
North Carolina; DR.. w. u Smith, presi-
dent Davidson Collcss; 5oa. Claude Swan
son, Virginia; Professor j. NJ. Taylor,
president vassar College: Or. Charles
Thwing. president Western Reserve Uni
versty: DR.. Christopher Tonpkins, Medl-
cal College OF Virginia; DR.. William j.
tucker, Of Dartmouth College; Lyon q.
Tyler, president William and Mary Col
Slege; President OF University of Vermont;
Judge s. G.. Whittle, Virginia: DR.. B. z.
Virgins. president University of the
South: DR.. Charles A. Young, Chicago.
University: Dr.. Francis p. venable. presi-5
dent University OF North Carolina; Lie,-3
tenant Governor Joseph Il. Willard, Vir-
ginia. ,sii
party of prominent educators at "Monti-
cello
/. AT o clock on the afternoon OF April
18th, the faculty. distinguished guests
and lstudent body will assemble In the
3rotunda. IA s8
Sc First the students viii form and march
down the lawn to the public hall, fol-
lowed by the distinguished guests and
finally by the board Of visitors and fac
tulty. At o'clock the installation cere a
monies will begin.
The Programme.
The programme will be as follows:
L. Music by University OF Virginia Gleet
Club.
2. Invocation by Rev. DR.. n. D. Smart
pastor OF Epworth Church, Norfolk, Va.
8. Induction OF DR.. r. "A. Alderman as
president by Rector Hon. Charles r.
Jones. Of the board Of visitors.
A. Response by President Edwin An
derson Alderman, OF the University Of
Virginia.
S. congratulatory addresses:1 For fac
sulty, Professor F. H. Smith. 2. Alumni,
Senator Martin. 3 State. Governor Mon
stague. 4. Sister universtles---East. Pro-
lessor Archibald Cary Coolidge, OF Har-5
ward; North President Nicholas Murray
Butler. OF Columbia: South, Chancellor
Hill, OF the University Of Georgia; West,
President r. II. jesse, University OF Mis-
lsouri.
al 6. inaugural address, by President Ed
win Anderson Alderman.
u 4. Benediction. Rev. s. c. Mitchell, D..
D., OF Richmond College 5, .} 5S3
Torchlight Procession.
Tho installation ceremonies will take
place In the public hall at the foot q
the lawn The hall seats about 4 500
people. and there will be standing room
for about $50 more. NJ 583 A
AS all the distinguished guests and rep
resentatiyes Of universities md colleges
will wear gowns and their college honor
the scene will be a great mass OF brilliant
color, representing almost every institu-
ton OF learning in this country and md
many OF the great universities abroaId.
l8 At 9 o'clock In the evening a. BANQUET
will be served. @ at which a number Of
we'll known speakers will respond to.
5toasts. Where the banquet Will pc he "a
has not yet been determined for the
question Of numbers has placed an I on
erous ia SIX upon the committee. 81.
DR.. Thomas Nelson Page has the mat
tar OF banquet and speakers IN charge,
and has not yet reported to the Y Ms nj:
versity authorities IS
g5 After the II banquet the students AMI
alumni will have great chlight pro-
cession, marching past President Alder
man and his distinguished guests. Fire Err. ..
works will be set off and bands OF musit:;
will play upon the lawn \,
In the language OF one OF the faculty,
"the occasion will be worthy Of the
honor and traditions OF the IIniversity IS