University of Nashville - Garnet and Blue Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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TRUSTEES OF PEABODY ELUCATION FUND HON. SAMUEL A. GREEN .... . HON. JAMES D. PORTER.. . .. J. PIERPONT MORGAN.. .... . .... . HON. WILLIAM A. COURTEILIAY. .... . .... Massachusetts . . . ..Tennessee . ..... .New York . .... ...... S Outh Carolina CHIEF JUSTICE MliI.VII.I.Ii W. FULL HON. HENDERSON M. SOMERVILLE. HON. JOSEPH H. CI-IOATE.. ..... .. HON. CHARLES E. FENNER .... DANIEL C. GILMAN, LL.D ........ HON. GEORGE PEABODY WETMORE HON. G1iORGli F. HOAR ........... HON. RICHARD OLNEY.. ........ .. PRESIDENT THEODORE IQOOSEVELT HON. HOKE SMITH .... . .. ..... . .. RIGHT REV. WM. C. DoANE.... MORRIS K. JESUP, ESQ ...... Washington, D. C. . .. .... .. .. .... Alabama .....New York . . . .Louisiana .. . . . .Maryland S. ..Rhode Island . .... Massachusetts . . . . .... Massachusetts .Washington, D. C. . . . . ...... Georgia .....New York .....New York Presz'fz'wz!s of the Pcabody Board: Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, of Massachusetts, 1867- 18945 Hon. Wm. M. Evarts, of New York, 1894-19013 Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller, Washington, 1901-. Gc1zcra!Agents.- Dr. Barnas Sears, 1867-18813 Dr. J. L. M. Curry, 1881-19035 Hon. S. A. Green, 1903-. P:-esz'a'wzf.v qf the College: Dr. Eben S. Stearns, 1875-18873 Dr. Wm. H. Payne, 1887- 19013 Hon. James D. Porter, 1901-.

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has been blessed by it, is debtor. Here, too, the library found its home until it outgrew the largest room in the building, and was removed to Lindsley Hall. Art, at first only a part of the kindergarten work here, is now one of the most important features of the University. In quick succession was then erected f - ga PMN the janitor's residence, which guards ' the main entrance of the campus and L 'W the Medical College. For almost half a century the Medical College had been in operation down on the old University campus, between College and Market Streets, but in 1895 moved to its new home, which is a modern, commodious building, facing the cam- pus on Market Street. The newest and most attractive building on the campus is the office in lx clent's office, the office of secretary and treasurer, faculty room, and Pea- body Literary Society hall on the sec- ond fioor. The same institution under one name and another has presided over the destinies of the once feeble settlement and now prosperous city whose name it bears, ever aid-ing in a multi- tude of ways, giving to it at one time Broad Street, the only respectable highway in the city. Tennessee has ever shown an in- terest in this institution, which was established ten years before the or- ganization of the State, and at the - first meeting of Tennessee Legislature trustees of the College were appoint- ed, and in recent years has contributed liberally to its support. To thousands of students all the poetry of youthful dreams will find its dwelling here forever. building, which contains the presi-

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Q QWEQQQSQEQSOEMEWQE TRUSTEES OF UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE I 1' HON. JAMES D. PORTER, LL.D ....... HIS EXCELLENCY, JAMES B. FRAZIER.. HON. EDWARD H. EAST HON. SAMTJEL VVATSON HENRY M. DOAK EDGAR JONES - HON. MARIQ S. COCKRILI, HON. JOHN M. THOMPSON . .... I ' rex 1,1 'nf mm' Chmzullw L . .... ...P10171110 J. HILL EARIN OVERTON LEA G. H. BASRETTE K. L. C. WVHITE, M.D. HON. M. B. HOWELL GEN. G. P. THRUSTON C. DEWEES BERRY RICHARD C1-IEATHAM, M.D HON. G. N. TILLMAN JOHN M. BASS .... .. ........ ........... ...., S I 'rwfnzyf mm' 1110511111 QGLIQKQQQEQOJEWOJECQSQESGSQJZFQ