The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
WILL INACCURATE
new PRESIDENT
Many Colleges to Take Part in
Exercises at Trinity in
November.
tspecialto The Times Dispatch.

Durham, N. c., October s.-The in
auguration OF William Preston Few
Phi. d.. as president OF Trinity College
will take place at Durham on Monday
November 0. at 10 o'clock in the morn.
Ing. An announcement Of this even,
situations of higher learning in the
United States. and 1t is expected tina,
a large number OF these will be repre-
| scented on this occasion.
A number Of DISTINGUISHED men will
have part in the program. DR.. Harry
Pratt Judson, president Of the Univer
sity of Chicago. will deliver the con-
graduation address on behalf of the
delegates from other institutions Pre-
ceding the regular induction exercises.
pleted of the group now in process OF
erection. will be formally Resented to
the college,
On October 8 the Kappa Sigma Fra
cabin. This quaint cabin is located
about ten miles from town. beyond
University Station, and is a most ideal
place to spend days outing. The
party LETT Durham in the morning and
returned about s o'clock. in time for
the exercises that evening incident to
the celebration OF Benefactor's Day.
AT a recent meeting of the junior
class e. J. Londow. OF Asheville. was
elected editor of the Archive for the
liam Henry. Muse. IT.. OF Durham, was
elected business manager
Professor w. H Pegram, of the de-
partment OF chemistry, will deliver d
izer from the Air" on Monday evening
when the Science Club meets for its
first time this year in the physics lee
ture room of the Crowell Science Hall
building
Last "Wednesday evening the Sigma
Delta Sorority of Trinity College en-
Misses Kate Lee McKinnon and Flos-
sic Jeffries. The affair took place in
the Womans Building. and in addi-
there We're present quite number Of
invited guests.
few nights ago the Press Associa-
ton Of Trinity met in the faculty's
elected: President L. i. Jaffee South
Boston, Va: Vice President, Russell D.
Korner. Kernersville. N. c.. Secretary
j. A. Rand, Raleigh. N. c. A large
number of students representing the
leading newspapers in Virginia and
North Carolina were present. and every
one entered heartily into the spirit of
the meeting. Definite assignments of
all the phases of college activity were
apportioned among the members. and
every feature of any note will be
brought prominently to the attention
of the public. Professor z. c. Brooks
editor of the North Carolina Journal of
Education, acted as temporary chair
man and made an interesting talk. The
organization expects to invite some of
the leading newspaper men to speak
to them from time to time
A good deal of interest is being
manifested in the relay race. which
is scheduled for October %. large
number of men are out every az
ternoon doing hard work. DIR. Frank
10. Brown. faculty chairman of the COM
mittee on athletics. Is encouraging the
movement. AT present Trinity has no
track team. and 1t Is now believed
that IL expectations are anything like
realized in the relay race 1t will mean
the establishment of a track team.
Bishop John G. Kilgo addressed a
large body of students in the Y. M.
C. A. hall Wednesday evening. His
talk was Very impressive and struck
a responsive chord in the breasts of
his listeners. The bishop has Just re-
turned from Kentucky, where he had
been holding conference. He will
probably remain on the campus for a
few weeks at least. 1t will be recalled
that at the time of his election to the
episcopacy he was also elected by
the board of trustees of Trinity Col
lege to place in the biblical depart
ment, and while here he will from time
to time lecture to the student body.