Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14
Made OF Marble, 1t Is Placed on
Lawn Near jefferson
Monument.
ALUMNI AT ANNUAL MEETING
1. Snowden Marshall, of New York.
Elected President Of Organization.
ID. Il. Woods. Jr., Awarded Daugh-
ters OF Revolution Scholarship.
Especial to The Tines-D,sna,ch I

Aoi virginia students, faculty ana
j"'umni AT 1880 A. NJ. there was the
Iahhual business meeting of the alumni
tasSoc!ation, presided over by DR.. Hugh
II. Young. Of Baltimore. vice president.
rms was followed by the alumni ad-
idress by 4. c. Carson. '93. Justice Of
ne supreme Court of the Philippines.
While the alumni were meeting the
Nstudents were at the Corks and Curtis
mop which was held in the gymna-
isuin.
After Judge Carson's address, the
Ihhnual alumni luncheon took place IN
me University Commons. Bishop Col
Ilhs Denny, of the Southern Methodist
i'hnrch. welcomed the class OF 1916
INTO the alumni association, TO which
,t"ponse was made by Robert y.
iJachson, OF kcswick. President AL
|lI"Fman made his annual statement to
the alumni
\ The Alumni Association elected the
N blowing officers. who are TO serve two
Years: president, p. S. Nowdcn Mar
shall. OF New York City; lrst vice
Wy OF Louisville, KY: second vice.
'E"s!oent. Walter r. Addison. OF Lynch
/ ilnrS' Va secretary and treasurer
Wis d. Erenshaw, of New York City
Executive committee-Dr Thomas V
Williamson. Of Norfolk chairman.
Blaine Mallan. of Washington; Aibeyt
lSoHihg' OF Charlottesville: Thomas p.
inr%an, Of Richmond, and Professor
William II. Echols. OF the university.
30 ASK COMPLETION
OF ROAD TO ALTON
Iae association voted unanimously
70 hold a reunion Of the wires ak
"tethearts OF the alumni ar the June
MAS or 1918. committee was named
70 confer with the university au,hori
u.s. Governor Stuart and the State
Road Commissioner to sccur. ,b.ir ia
N completing the road between Char
| oitesvil!e and Alton, connecting win
ne Valley Pike, and movement was
"unched Tor the erection of q modern
"a!side inn near the UNIVERSITY
grounds '
pom the adjournment Of the lunch
i son the aiumn: marched UP the lawn
me Fotunda to witness the special
iaSs exercises o. the class of 1916
..t"fles j. Benedict. OF silver Springs.
Nd was the class poet 4, these ccra
monies the marble bench was nresentc,
ana accepted by the university, and
ne 1916 class president Z Eugene
Ne'i, or Chilhowic, Va. hade farewell
| me university on behalf OF the class
"a Pledged ITS loyalty and devotion
o alma mater.
Mrs. Albert II. Tuttlc. chairman NJ
ne scholarship committee OF the Abe
marie Chapter, Daughters OF the Amer
can keEolutton, reported 10 Dean ,Jam.s
VI. rage. or the university, to-day. thar
! WOODS, Jr., would be the
lrst incumbent OF this scholareh,n in
lie college. The scholarship runs mil
June. 1917. ''s until
! The board of visitors OF the 1-,,-
rs1y or Virginia has elected the
lowing instructors and assistants in
tarious schools FOR next session:
l-a'ln: nstructors--GeorEc LLOYD
J'Fton. OF charlottesville: Ernest Lin
Nooo Lehman. OF Suffolk Va: William
HNisoh Rogers Of Amelia Court
Use va Marion Stuart Dimm ocl.
Edgar Allan Poe school Of English
istrnctor--E. +. Shewnal.e, OF Nor.
'o'k. Va.
English literature: MISUNDERSTANDING
.ee Bruce. OF Hollins, Va.
Romance languages: adjunct profess
ior-James Kerr, Norfolk, Va.
Mathematics: instructors-.Jobn ria
,ut. Jr., OF San Antonio. Tex: II. II.
aver, OF Danville. Va; Edward Tank.
Hd Browne, University OF Virginia.
Astronomy: Vanderbilt fellowships-
,a"roId Lee Alden, of Topeka, Kans.:
kdteginald Clair Lamb. OF Franklin. Ky
chemistry; instructor tanalyticaD-
Eugene Price Brown. Mountain. Va
Assistant generaD-William Ellyson
turtle. Of Clarendon. Va: Judson Hall
nobertson' OF Yancey Mills. Va;
Tiehoias T. ogiesby. Glade Spring,
Biology: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Graham
Edwards. of Rushmere. Va: William
4Forster Batterham. Of Asheville, y. C.:
Ereleric Howard Paine. Of Charlottes-
vile, Va: Bruce D. Reynolds. of Long
Esand. Va: Conway Zirkle. staunton,
Va: Robert NJ. Page. OF Batcsvine, Ala.
Geology: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G. Gar
-ett, OF Seattle, Wash.
History: Observation-Disclosures Stuart
Harmon, OF Meridian. Miss. Rives fell
owship-W. l.. Hall
Economics: tnstructors-I - rr,yne
II Liberty Mills. Va. in economics. and
William *. Dingledine Of Harrison
ourg. Va. in political science. Phelps
stokes fellowship-Tipton Ray Snave-
~, of Pennington Gap, Va
Germanic languages: instructor
: John Alexander Kelly.
Physics: instructor-T. f Ball
Medical Department.
Histology and embryology: assistant
-Gustav Adolph Pagenstecher. of San
antonio, Tex.
Physiology: assistant-George B.
SETTLER. OF Pomaria, s. C. Student as
sistant--W. Wyatt Strange. Of Hunt
ington. w. Va.
Bacteriology and pathology: assist
Cants-Dudley Crofford Smith. of Uni
versity. Miss: G. Browne Gilmore. Of
Hampton. Va. Technician-Miss Thorn
ton. Sanitary inspector-w. C. Leaven-
worth. OF New Haven, Conn.
Pharmacology and materia medica:
RaSSiStinI trHaleTia mediCa and tOSi-
cology)-Richard D. Anderson, of Red
Hill. Va. Assistant physiological
= pharmacology)--Ge b. Settler. Of
Fomaria, S. c. Assistant (physiologl-
cal pharmacology)-W. Wyatt Strange,
of Huntington. w. Va.
Clinical medicine: instructor and as
sistant university physician-Dr. Luz
Icius CASTOR Gage.
Engineering Department.
Mechanical engineering: assistants
Alfred Sheldon Wise, of Merchantville,
s. J.: Harold Lawson MacCarter. of
philadelphia. Pa; r. Van Cortright
Mekeel, of Keswick, Va.
Electrical engineering: assistant
NVilliam s. Rumbough.
Experimental engineering: assistant
Paul Frank Brown, of Danville. Va
Drawing: assistants-John Kevan
PEBBLES, Jr., of Norfolk, Va; Charles
Henderson. of Bellrue. Va.
Civil engineering: assistants-Ed-
ward w. Saunders, Jr., of Rockymount
Wa; Paul F. Brown, of Dnnville, Va 4;
S.cnhen Patrick McGroarty of Fnlls