The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-07
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/ ing on the following day. the distri-
/ button IF books and other matters OF
/ Importance.
| The colored teachers will meet for
| the same purposes at Maury school.
| Several new teachers have been Sc
! cured for the coming session OF the
southside schools. Among them are
I Miss Edmonia Lancaster, for the A
grade: Arthur Jones. of Bedford City.
to teach arithmetic in the upper
grades; Miss Mildred Potts. B
grade: Miss Susan Chiffon. q grade.
Monthly meetings of the teachers
will be held throughout the session,
at which times questions Of interest
and Importance will be discussed.
| Some of them are:
Measuring Educational Products:
Slow Teachers and How to Teach
Them; Value OF Play and Better Fa-
ciIities Therefor Moving Pictures as
Factors in Education, Richmond City
Curriculum and Other Curricula-
Richmond College Starts.
The session at Richmond college
will begin on September 18th. and
upon that day the Women's college
will also open for the term.
Both these institutions are looking
forward to record naturalization. AL
ready the dormitories have been
taken. ana It is believed that the
capacity Of both institutions will be
tested.
The new college at westhampton
will not be ready this session, but
will be completed In time for the be-
ginning Of the term of 1914-1s.
Benedictine college. the newest OF
RiehmanGs educational institutions.
opens on September 18th. This
wonderfully since It's establishment.
Starting with about fifty students the
college this year expects to have
more than one hundred matr!culates.
McGuire's school, which Is one of
the homes of education, which has
grown with the city. and which has
sent out many successful young men.
will open on September nth. With
one hundred and eighty students last
session. this school the coming term
expects to go beyond the two hun
dred mark this year.
Richmond Academy Opening.
Richmond Academy opens its ses-
sion on September 18th. At safe
estimate, william I. Prince. dean OF
the academy. expects 125 students to
enroll on that day. OF the old stu
dents. SIS will return. This percen-
tage of former academy boys Will
set the school at work In It's usual
earnestnces, and the initiates have
always heen found ready to become
full-fiedged members of the student
body in 4 few weeks.
H. b. Handy, who has been on
leave OF absence studying in the
graduate school OF English at Har-
ward university, returns this session
with his masters degree to take
charge of the English department at
Richmond Academy. Mr.. Handy was
formerly master In Latin and some
classes in English. General welcome
will be extended him on his return to
the academy faculty
In charge Of the lower school.
with the first two forms, will be
Harry snead. of Fork Union. The
nate in securing the service of this
instructor.
The academy will continue in. its
present buildings at Park avenue and
Lombardy street for this session.
moving next session into remodeled
uuarters-Memorial hall on the cam
pus Of Richmond college.
Medical College OF Virginia.
The Medical College OF Virginia,
representing the consolidation of the
old University College Of Medicine
ana lNe MEDICAL lotleH6 OF NlTklniH<
will open Its session September 10th.
More than 500 students are conf
IDENTIFY expected. The support being
given the new institution represents
the united effert which Is being
made to effect from the consolidation
the greatest possible good.
President s. C. Mitchell and Secre-
tary ]. r. McCauley are satisfied that
the coming session will be one of
achievement In every department OF
the college work. The faculty has
been present at the college most Of
the summer, and everything has been
put in prime condition for the be-
ginning of the first session Of the
greater institution.
4 The area from which students are