M., for a trip down the river, returning about 1 PM. A grand opening will be made at Curie's Neck, or some other point on the river, for an al fresco supper.
"There will be no charge for the trip, but every member is earnestly requested to notify the committee at once whether or not he ratifies, in order that the proper arrangements may be made.
"It will be recalled that the last annual meeting for Cannon will let us have, according to 'Old Virginia' ideas.
"Remember November 1. Dense reply by return postal at once.
"Tours truly.
"JOHN A. OFFERS.
"Chairman Entertainment committee."
ELECTION AT UNIVERSITY
Students of the University and Engineering Department Select Officers for Year.
Special to The Times-Dispatch
CHARLOTT F.S. VILLA, VA. May 31.
The annual election of class officers of the academic and engineering departments at the University of Virginia was held this afternoon. The successful candidates in the academic department were: president, Thomas Coleman, of Stanford, Ky., who scored the touchdown against Yale last fall; vice-president, James A. Cowan, Jr., of Mt. Pleasant, Pa.; secretary and treasurer, Arthur K. Davis, of Petersburg, Va.; historian, Arthur Kingsley, of Theological Seminary.  The engineers elected the following:
president, J. W. Saunders, Jr., of Rocky Mount, Va.; vice-president, C. S. Orloff, of Frenchtown, N.Y.; secretary-treasurer, J. D. Stuart, Jr., of Norfolk, Va.; historian, A. J. T. Brown, of Charlottesville.
ELECTION AT CHASE CITY
R. L. Letten and Colonel H. R. Roberts (Colonel) Delegates to Convention at Boone. 