The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

~ Ia Cory UnivorUey OF CauroxuxAI
Dean c. n. Crouch, Universtty Of
North Dakota; o. p. Hood. Bureau Of
Mines. Pittsburgh. Pa; y. p. NcNb-
son, University Of Minnesota; J. B.
Whitehead, the Johns Hopkins UNI
versity.
The ofiicers and Q majority Of the
Council will be In attendance and In
addition the following prominent an
gineers and educators are some who
have signified their intention Of at
tending this meeting.
Mr.. Desmond Fitzgerald. Brookline.
Masa; DR.. c. r. Mann, Carnegie In
stitution; Mr.. Harrison Webb, Newark,
N. j.; President c. 8. Howe. Case
School; Prof. j. J. Father, University
Jr., University Of California; Profess
sor d. C. jackson, Mass. Institute Of
Technology: President Hollis Godfrey,
Drexel Institute: Professor c. c. Nor
ris, Ohio State University: Prof. A. J.
Wood, Pennsylvania State College;
Prof. J. T. Faig. University Of Gin
cinnati; Prof. James Aston. Univer-
sity Of Cincinnati: Prof. c. w. Park,
University Of CINCINNATI; Dean C. H.
Benjamin, Purdue University: Prof.
A. II. Blanchard. Columbia University:
Prof. L. c. Plant. Michigan Agricul-
tural College: Prof. e. r. Maurer,
University of Wisconsin: Prof. e. H.
Wood. Cornell University; Prof. ]. E.
Boyd. Ohio State College; Prof. H. 8.
Hover, Carnegie Institute Of Tech
nology; Prof. 8. c. Earle. Tufts Col
lege; Prof e. H. Rockwell, Tufts Col
lege; Prof. H. T. Magruder. Ohio
State University; Prof. r. c. Caldwell.
Ohio State University: Mr.. j. A. l.
Waddell, Kansas City. Mo-: Prof. A.
B. Mcdaniel. University of Illinois;
Prof. G.. w. Benedist, University Of
Illinois; Prof. c. A. Ellis. University of
Illinois; Prof. e. c. Schmidt, Univer-
sity of Illinois; Prof. r. HI. Newell.
University of Illinois; Prof. c. l..
|Crandall, Cornell University: Prof. c.
e. Magnusson. University Of Washing
ton; Prof. F. w. Speer. Michigan Col
lege OF Mines: Dean II. B. Meller, Uni
vsrsity OF Pittsburg: Prot. J. c. Tracy,
Yale University; Prof. F. c. Wagner,
Rose Polytechnic Institute: Director
A. I. Williston, wentworth Institute,
Boston: Prof. c. r. Scott, Yale Uni
versity: Prof. L. H. Harris, University
OF Pittsburg; Prof s. p. Pritchard,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute: Prof.
J. p. Wilson, University of Michigan:
Prof. r. T. Dargan. Clemson College
Prof. l. P. Dickinson. Rhode Island
State College; Prof. J. I. Van Ornum,
Washington University. St Louis:
Prof. L. A. Doggett, u. s. Naval AGA
denny; Prof. F. A Fish. Iowa State
College.
sists OF four business sessions besides
social features.
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a reception to visiting members and
ladies on Monday afternoon, given by
the Colonnade Club. On Monday
night the University gives the annual
society smoker at the Charlottesville
Country Club. by courtesy OF the Club.
On Tuesday the University tenders a
luncheon to the visiting ladies by
courtesy of the Blue Ridge Club.
Tuesday afternoon il set aside for q
trip to Monticello by all the visitors.
On Tuesday night, weather permit
ting. the visitors will visit the Leander
Mccormick Observatory: in case OF
ture will be delivered by DR.. 8. A.
Mitchell, Director of the Observatory.
in Peabody Hall.
On Wednesday afternoon a reception
to the visitors with be given by Dean
and Mrs. Thornton at their home on
Monroe Hill. Wednesday night the
annual society dinner will be held in
the University Commons. the address
OF the retiring president being a fea-
ture of the occasion. Adjournment Is
scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
Plans have been made for q historic
trip following the convention. which
will afford the visitors an opportunity
OF seeing some OF the historic points
in Virginia. The tentative itinerary
for this trip lie as follows:
Leave Charlottesville Friday morn
ing on Chesapeake and Ohio for Rich
mond. Spend the afternoon In sight
seeing in Richmond. having accommo-
dations for the party at the Jefferson
Hotel. Saturday morning leave Rich
mond and steam to Jamestown Island,
where the boat will be left. Motor to
Williamsburg and then either motor
or take Chesapeake and Ohio to Old
Point Comfort. where the party will
be Quartered at the Hotel Chamber
lain. dispensing at the pleasure OF the
memberA
This meeting should mark an epoch
In the history OF engineering educa-
ton In the South.