University Players stage Ervine drama Mary Mary Quite Contrary
Miss Brown directs the University Players in St John Ervine’s Mary Mary Quite Contrary opening December 9. Catharine Geoghegan leads as Mrs Mary Weatlake with Charles Arendall as Geoffrey. an all star local cast includes Vivian Barnett Kingsley Freeman Bus Gray Christine Taylor Mac Trawick Jaquelin Johnston Gunnan Canon Considine. Critics praise the play as clever and entertaining with strong dramatic talent on display.
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University Players
Mary Weatlake
Catherine Geoghegan
St John Ervine
Mrs. Considine
Vivian Barnett
Kingsley Freeman
Sir Henry Considine
Bus Gray
Mr. Hobbs
Christine Taylor
Jernny
Mac Trawick
Mr. Beeby
Gunnan Canon Considine
Jaquelin Johnston
Miss Nimms
Emily Brown
Levine
Dr Hatcher Warns Westhampton Undergraduates on Jobs
Dr Hatcher founder of the Southern Women's Inlocational Alliance spoke at Westhampton Chapel warning undergraduates about rough job prospects for new graduates. She urged shifting from personal interests to world needs and cited a Richmond New York conference survey classifying occupations into oversaturated first group and crowded second and third groups.
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Monday Chapel
Hatcher
Southern Women’s Inlocational Alliance
Richmond
New York
Debating Teams Open Season With Dual Meet at Lynchburg
Richmond College debates Lynchburg College next Thursday on tariff policy for revenue only. Affir mative J W Dodd Jr and Betts Cofer travel to Lynchburg while Roger Grant and Edwin Cohen support the negative in Richmond. Lynchburg sends two top debaters, both in K A honorary forensic fraternity. Public meeting at S C Mitchell Literary Society Room F 8 P M.
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Richmond College
Lynchburg College
United States
J. W. Dodd, Jr
Betts Cofer
Lynchburg
Roger Grant
Edwin Cohen
Richmond
Forensic Fraternity
S. C. Mitchell Literary Society
T. C. Willams School of Law
Dodd and
Cofer
Salem
Roanoke College
Richmond College Forensic Council
Levitt to Address Chemistry Group
Mr W T Levitt of the Corning Class Works will lecture and demonstrate on December 8 at 3 40 PM in the Physics Building. The talk, Laboratory Glass Work Construction Past and Present, covers making bends joints bulbs and sealing base metals into Pyrex.
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Chemistry Club
W. T. Levitt
Corning
Levitt
American Chemical Society
Division of Chemical Education
Denver
Corning Glass Works
Levitt and Perguson
Baltimore
Y W Club Sponsors Annual Circus Tonight at Red Cross
The Y W C A hosts a campus circus tonight at 7 30 in the Red Cross Building replacing the Christmas Bazaar. Senior Class sells animals Juniors run side shows Sophomores host a white elephant booth Freshmen offer hot dogs and burgers Japanese novelties booth by Japan Art and Novelty Company Decorators to craft circus atmosphere Admission is free but funds are welcome for side shows and booths.
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Red Cross
the Athletic Association
Yo W| C. Av
Iehe
Y. W. CA
Japan Art and Novelty Company
East Coast College Business Officers Meet in Richmond
Richmond hosts the Thirteenth Annual Convention of the Association of University and College Business Officers. Three colleges act as joint hosts with welcomes by Governor Pollard and Purdue’s RK Stewart. Dean Pinchbeck opens with Budgets and Operating Problems. Westhampton lunch with University of Richmond. President Boatwright to speak as the final day cover.
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University of Richmond, William and Mary
Medical College of Virginia
Association of University and College Business Officers of
Richmond
Pollard
RK. H. Stewart
Purdue
Western Association
Raymond B. Pinchbeck
University of Richmond
Westhampton
Boatwright
Web
Collegian
Wes
Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association
Proofs for 1934 Web yearbook must be returned
The 1934 Web yearbook editor Milton Hobson announces proofs of all pictures must be submitted by Wednesday December 7. Staff members can receive proofs from Hobson Gamble Howers or any editor or business member.
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Milton Hobson
Hobson
Gamble Howers
Richmond Student Represents Interfraternity Council in New York
Stuart Cook of the University of Richmond represented the Interfraternity Council at the National Interfraternity Convention opening at the Hotel Pennsylvania New York City. He attended the undergraduate session and plans to speak on lectures from the session to fraternity men. The convention covered pledge training finance and cooperative buying with Ohio State University cited as a warehouse model handling five hundred thousand dollars of food annually.
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Interfraternity
Pennsylvania
New York City
Stuart Cook
Interfraternity Council
University of Richmond
Virginia
Ohio State University
Alumni Fete Victory Dinner Celebrates Richmond College
Richmond Alumni Chapter hosts a grand Victory Dinner at the Commonwealth Club honoring the football squad. President Boatwright and Dean Pinchbeck speak on the season, with Captain Ed Perlow ski and Coach Dobson delivering remarks about winning the Virginia Conference title and Thanksgiving win over William and Mary.
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Richmond
Richmond College
Commonwealth Club
Virginia
William and Mary
Boatwright
Dean Pinchbeck
Ed Perlowski
Dobson
James Montgomery Flagg on College Beauties
Illustrator James Montgomery Flagg visits Richmond and voices that college girls are not usually as beautiful as non collegiate sisters. He cites social pressures and the focus on brains over looks, noting beauty contests are not the purpose of college and most submitted photos lack true beauty.
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James Montgomery Flagg
Janes Montgomery Flagg
Richmond
Mr. Flagg
Mr. Jay
Flagg
Syracuse College
Locals Clinch Virginia Conference Title by Downing Old Rivals
Richmond College students vote Monday on a new point system proposed by a committee led by Bill Pettus. The plan aims to limit office accumulation and reduce competition while basing roles on workload rather than honor, seeking conservatism and flexibility.
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Virginia
Richmond College
Bill Pettus
Bob Ferrell
Ed White
Garnett Snead
Chastain Stars as Richmond Beats William and Mary to Claim Title
Vic Chastain scored all three Richmond touchdowns leading a dominant Spider attack to a 18 to 7 victory over William and Mary on Thanksgiving. The win clinched the Virginia Conference crown for Richmond for the first time in 12 years before a 13 000 crowd, as Richmond erased a late Indian push with solid defense and key plays.
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Richmond
William and Mary
Chastain
Spiders
Virginia
Indians
Fighting Spiders
Vic Chastain
University of Richmond King
Williams
Mary
Dobson
Halligan
Essex
Shade
Leverton
Chaltain
Joyce
Meade
Schule
Enter
University Library Adds Thirty Five New Volumes
The University library acquired thirty five new books this week covering literature history and music. Notable items include works by Aurner Brandes Eastman Huxley and Walpole among others. The Industrial Commission at Westhampton plans factory visits to bridge student and worker perspectives led by Ann Wood with YWCA advisor Miss Kuliman.
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Aurner
Caxton Beach
J. W
Brandes
George
Voltaire
Cambridge Ancient History
Cambridge Modern History
Coolidge
Lord
Archibald Cary Coolidge
Cross
Natareh
Strachey
Eastman
Elson
Flower
Newman
Franz Schubert
Headley
L. A
Huxley
Julian
Anna Laurence
A. W
Constantine
Parry
Mitchell
Broadus
Kirkland
B. C
Temple
Sir William
Walpole
Horace
Beman
L. T
Electoral College
Craven
W. F
Virginia Co
Flynn
J. T
God's Gold
John D. Rockefeller
Ann Wood
Industrial Commission of
Westhampton
Miss Kuliiman
Y. W
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William & Mary
Industrial Commission
Broadus Mitchell