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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
6
A quirky household verse fragment and random notes share a mix of poems, memories, and tributes. The piece includes light humor about a cat and kittens, plus a short poem about summer fancy and lost romance with a Westhampton contributor.
The writer argues that if the ideal cannot be attained its approximation is not worthwhile. He notes nations are unreadied to sign compulsory jurisdiction to the Court in possible disputes. The United States is not ready for this step. Ideals to be reached with a better code of ethics and morality among nations.
The Richmond Collegian reports a campus straw poll to be conducted at Virginia colleges with mimeographed ballots. Four proposals will be presented: entering under the Marding Hughes Coolidge terms, the Harmony Van option, the Borah terms, or opposing World Court participation.
Warren Chappell stars as Wolfe with Lewyn Davis as the doctor delivering lines in praised manner. Chappell's facial make up earns special comment as supporting players Kathleen Moore J B Kincannon Hudson Lansdel and Elmer Potter complete strong minor roles.
The Messenger reports last year a short story contest sponsored by Sigma Upsilon drew student participation and wide interest at the University. C. 10. Quisenberry won the first prize.
The World Court is imperfect but a step forward, a practical body needing United States strength and support. The U S position before the world tests the cause of world peace and peaceful settlement of international disputes.
Critics praise the club’s latest production and credit Miss Emily Brown for guiding the group to a high standing. The club plans a series of one act plays in January and expects senior and commencement performances in 1926.
The Irish drama The Shadow of the Glen by J. M. Synge has been selected by the play-reading committee. Elmer Potter plays Dan Burke, Lydia Hatfield Nora Burke, Lewyn Davis the tramp, and Eugene S. Ritter Michael Dara with Miss Emily Brown guiding rehearsals after Christmas holidays.
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