Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
NY '. N. |. STUDENTS
WILL ATTEND TECH CAME
clal Train Has Been Chartered
to Take Blacksburg Boys
to Roanoke.
RANGING WINTER DANCE
man Club and Cotillion Club Will
ltage Thanksgiving Ball--i.iterary
ocieties Growing-Many Alumni
IN Nations Service.

.ACESBCHG. VA. November IL
tngements have been completed for
trip the students will take TO
|noke Thanksgiving Day for the
ha football game between the
his and V. NJ. |. y special train
be operated over the Norfolk and
Etcrn. leaving Blacksburg early
rSday morning. and the start home
nc made la:e in the evening of
same day.
friday and Saturday nights. Norem-
30 and December !. the German
p and Cotillion Club Of the college
give their Thanksgiving dances.
a number Of visitors. including
lncr members Of the two clubs. are
Iccted TO be present.
|fter the girls basketball game Sat
|ay between teams from the high
Pols OF Blacksburr and Pulaski, the
~. I. rulasEi County Club gave a
duet a; the Blacksbure Inn as
tplinent to the visitors.
he membership Of the Maury Lit
RS Society has gone beyond the 100
TX. and this is being added to every
III. New life has been put into the
Of the two literary societies. and
Saturday night meetings Of both
II
aIiety recently elected are: e. Me-
psh. president; G. G. Chase, vice
lsident: J. -. Shuitz. secretary; S. a.
Ifhan. treasurer; a. G. Smith, critic:
r.. Gardner, serecant-at-ar w.
fcrgurson. chaplain. \ new cleo
In OF officers was made necessary be-
Use nearly every man elected las;
Ing has entered some branch OF the
|hy.
Virginia Tech" the student weekly
|Per published as the official organ
pho General Athletic Association. has
IN enlarged from eight TO ten pages.
IFS increase In size Is made neces-
|fy by the demand for news OF the
nni who are now in the war
november ] tho executive secretary
ines OF go Tech men who are serv.
H in some branch Of the national
Ilice. and the lis, is far from com
te y conservative estimate. places
II number a; 400. and probably two.
Irds OF these hold commissions O.
/ Culpeper. of Norfolk. class OF 1914.
y just given NJ lucrative position
superintendent Of the Du Pom,
Prhs al Augusta, Col, 10 enter Camp
e as an enlisted man, waving in
Ftrial exemption under protest from
!. J.. Maynard. class OF 1850. and a
inner representative from Virginia I'm
InEresa. wears ncS; badge rs an
|i'cation tina; he has four sons in the
VIC" OF the country. and all are
fmer students Of :. T.. l. one is q
F'geon IN The regular army. now I'm
Shce: :. second IL Il captain In the
ati art!!!ery: third a GRADUATE. ~
Z hrst Fort Nycr camp and tbs
!rth Is a member OF The naval re-
Ives. HIS hfth son is SUDDEN, here
Quinn W stuart. q gradual. in
ming engineering. 1871. has recently
en- appointed chief engineer OF iron.
mines and quarriea for the Ten
"see Coal. Iron and Railway Com
ny y. y. Shankiand. 4 graduate In
em!stry. 1914. has been made chief
enlist FOR the Bethlehem Steel Com
NJ.
Jesse NJ. Jones, director OF extension
'rh: j. Il. liutcheson. assistant dj-.c.
= Or. y W. DrinMard. director o. the
ATE experiment station. and DR.. ". u
!eti chic; chemist OF the eXperImcn,
itioI. nave been III Washington ;hi.
=eh ios the meeting Of The Imer!cu,
soeiat!on Of Directors OF ENDcrin,.n,
lions and Extension Divisions DR.
lett also represented the station q, :;
'eHng or the National Council of De-
nse.