Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
DELEGATES ARRIVE FOR
EDUCATIONAL FARLEY
Every Train Entering City
Brings Educators From
All Over State.
ALUMNI BODIES T.,
Directors OF Stntc Teachers !tsso-
citation BcEin business Sessions In
Murphy'x Hotel auditorium To-
morrow Morning mt u.

Delegates to the annual Virginia
Educational Conference began ar
riving in the city on the late trains
last night, and every train entering
the city today will add to the in
creasinE body OF men and women
educators from every city, town and
county in the State. who tomorrow
morning will assemble in the first
session OF four days' convention.
during which forty-nvc separate aud
distinct programs covering every
phase of educational work will be
carried out.
Fea.urng the convention will lie
the annual gatherings of the alumni
and alumnac bodies OF ',he several
State institutions, and dinners and
luncheons Will be the order of each
day.
The directors of the state Teach
ers Association, who begin their
business session tomorrow morning
at o'clock in the auditorium Of
Murphy's Hotel, will partake of II
luncheon ut Murphy's Hotel at l
o'clock tomorrow.
On Wednesday there will be n
breakfast and "A luncheon at Muir
phys for the delegates to the Co
Operative Educa ton Association. The
Peabody Institute dinner will be
and at o'clock the annual dinner of
the University of Virginia will be
held at Murphy's
w. md NJ. Alumni Banquet.
Thursday at o'clock tho banquet
OF the Alumni Association OF the
College of William and Mary, and
the annual dinner OF the University
OF Richmond. including the Rich
mond College and Wcsthampton Col
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held at Murphy's. The Virgins
Branch OF the National Council OF
Administrative and Executive Women
in Education will partake of break
fast ut the Richmond Hotel Thurs
day at Sis o'clock, and the alumnac
of the Columbia University will hold
banquet at o'clock at the Rich
mond Hotel.
The alumnae associations OF the
Harrisonburg and the Farmvillc
State Normal Schools will partakc OF
lunchcons at the Richmond Hotel at
o'clock Friday, and the same day
the alGmnae association of Ran
dolph Macon College will give n
luncheon at ] II. NJ. The Teachers
College Club of Columbia University
will give dinner at the Richmond
Thursday at i. NJ.
Teachers Meet In !. NJ. ii. 8.
General meetings of the teachers
will be held in the John Marshall
High School Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday night. while group meet
inge will he held at-desiGnated places
throughout the city.
The program for Tuesday follows:
a. M.-Ail-day session Board of
Directors state Teachers Aseocia-
ton, Murphy's Hotel.
TO T. M.-MeetinG OF division
superintendent. Senate Chamber.
Capitol Building.
Sis p. M-Joint meeting OF su-
perintcndcnts and trustees. audi
forum John Marshall High School.
Teachers and other delegates VIII
register at Room Il6. John Marshall
High School. and all assignments TO
boarding houses, hotels and homes
will be made ut that place. which Will
also be general headquarters.
Notable Speakers on Program.
The programs will be participated
in by teachers, superintendent and
instructors from the leading public
and State schools OF Virginia. while
speakers from educational inst!tu-
lions in other states will deliver spc-
cial addresses, Among the notable
speakers on the program are DR.. NJ.
V. O'Shea. OF the University OF Wis
consin; DR. David Sncdden. OF CO.
lumbia University: Dr. Edwin 4. Al
derman, of the University Of Vir-
ginia: Or. Hruo4. ~ raync, Of the
George Peabody CHllcrS for Teach
ere; Or. Charles T. ,McFarlanc, OF
Columbia University; Dr. j. a,
Chandler OF the College of William
and Mary; Representative Horace NJ.
Towncr Of Iowa; DIR. Edgar T.. shan
non. OF Washington and Lee univer-
sity. and others.