Banquet Honors New Epsilon Circle Members
Epsilon Circle Omicron Delta Kappa held its fall banquet at the Richmond College Refectory on December 3 1929 at 630 PM. About 30 attendees including prominent alumni heard R C Walden III of Richmond Virginia class of 22 speak in the trophy room of the Roger Millhiser Memorial Gymnasium. Ernest L Honts presided as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon
Omicron Delta Kappa
Richmond College
Roger Millhiser Memorial
O. D. KK
Ernest L. Honts
Epsilon Circle
R. C. Walden
Richmond
Virginia
Present Honor System Is Again Discussed at Weekly Meeting
Poor attendance at the Richmond College Student Government meeting due to bad weather. Eugene Ritter spoke on abolishing the student government and proposed a plan of action and a faculty cooperation committee to seek mutual ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College
Eugene Ritter
Gav Cromjent Association
Ritter
Magill Leads YMCA Discussion Groups
O R Magill of Atlanta led YMCA discussion groups at the YMCA building on Sunday November 30 with representatives from William and Mary College the Medical College of Virginia and the University of Richmond. Three sessions were held focusing on campus problems and how local organizations might meet them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Magill
Atlanta
William and Mary College
Medical College of Virginia
University of Richmond
Magill
Exam dates set for preliminary examinations
Announcements from the faculty and Dean's Office schedule special preliminary exams in all classes on Thursday and Friday December 19 and 20. The compulsory tests, given annually, are as important as regular mid semester exams, so students should start preparing now.
Students Named to Fall Dean's List by Credit Criteria
A mid semester roll lists students earning at least 33 quality credits under the three quality credits per A hour, two B hours, one C hour rule to qualify for 4 place on the Dean's list. Names include Bremner Batkins Berliant Berry Moormberg Bodein Bryce pine Carmack Carter Chinitz Clarke Cohen Cosby Elfman Ely Fentress Forsythe Freeman Glass Gramm er Grass Philton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Bremner
J. P. Batkins
Rh. B. Berliant
Wm. Hoke Berry
LN. Moormberg
W. P. Bodein
Wan
Bryce
Jack Pine
L. D. Carmack
Wim
F Carter
Ey Wm
Chinitz
B. Clarke
Cohen
B. Cosby
ALS
Bar
S. L. Elfman
C. P Ely
C D. Fentress
S. C. Finley
P. J. Forsythe
G. M. Freeman
G. A. Glass
WL. Glass
G. Grammer
HW. Grass
J. EB. Philton
English Department Announces 1930 Poetry Contest
The English department invites all University of Richmond students to enter the Witter Bynnes Undergraduate Poetry Contest of 1930. Palms sponsors the event with a single judge, Mr. Bynner, aiming for fair recognition of first choices. No fixed verse form is required.
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Witter Bynnes
Palms
Bynner
University of Richmond
Ministers Hear Doering Talk At Bi Monthly Meeting
The Ministerial Association held its regular bi monthly meeting last Tuesday with vice president J A Cales presiding in the president's absence. Professor B B Doering gave the main talk and the business hour centered on securing the association photo for The Web. Members are urged to watch bulletin boards for the photographer date and to pay dues promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
J. A. Cales
B. B. Doering
Wilde Comedy Lady Windermere Presented December 13
University Players present Oscar Wilde’s Lady Windermere’s Fan at the Red Cross building. Miss Emily Brown coaches the fall drama as Gladys leads the cast in the four act comedy of morals reflecting London society.
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Lady Windemere
Oscar Wilde
Red Cross
Emily Brown
University of Richmond
Haanlet
Mary the Third
Electra
Gladys
Chinese Students Honor Richmond Faculty at Lido Gardens
Chinese students of Richmond College hosted a reception at the Lido Gardens on November 29 for eleven faculty members their wives and friends. Cantonese dishes complemented Oriental decorations as Mrs Janet Stewart Durham spoke along with Dr Rolyin Harlan Dr S C Mitchell Dr F W Boatwright and Dr E B Ray.
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Richmond College
Lido Gardens
Janet Stewart Durham
Woman's Club
Orient
China
Durham
Rolyin Harlan
S.C. Mitchell
F W. Boatwright
University
E. B. Ray
Series of Lectures Presented by University of Richmond
The Evening School of Business Administration at the University of Richmond will present fifteen lectures by university faculty soon after Christmas. Lectures occur in the T. C. Williams Law Building to foster friendship with Richmond and suburban residents and boost extension work. Dr. S. Mitchell starts the series with three lectures on "Omitted Chapters in History."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Richmond
T. C. Williams School of Law
Richmond
Law
Cooperation urged for campus class and organization photos
The photographer will visit the campus soon to take class and organization pictures. Students clubs literary societies and fraternities should schedule appointments now to ensure their portraits appear in The 1930 Web. This is the last campus visit for photography.
Richmond College Debating on Briand Proposal at Lynchburg
On December 12 1929 Richmond College faces Bridgewater College in Bridgewater Virginia on the Briand Proposal for an Economic Confederation of European States. On December 13 1929 Richmond College debates Lynchburg College on the same topic at Lynchburg Virginia. Dr J P L Russell named debating coach by President FP W Boatwright. he is Tau Kappa Alpha member and former Emory and Henry coach.
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Julian Savage
C. R. Minor
Richmond College
Lynchburg College
University of Richmond
Briand
D. R. Hepler
C. R. Stevens
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Virginia
Dailey Succeeded by Paul Peterson as Y M C A President
Paul L. Peterson elected president of the Y M C A to succeed J B Dailey. Peterson has long been active in Y work, serving as vice president and cabinet member, and attended the Y M C A Graduate School at Epic Ridge and the Silver Bay Summer School. Dailey's presidency highlighted the Student Government Social in the campus social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Peterson
J. B. Dailey
Peterson
Elic Ridge
Silver Bay
N. Y
Dailey
Dr S B Cousins to Lecture at Vespers
Rev Seton B Cousins pastor of Second Baptist Church will speak to University of Richmond students at Vesper Services Sunday evening December 8 in Cannon Memorial Chapel. Vespers run 7 to 7 45 with time for other city services.
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Seton B. Cousins
University of Richmond
Cousins
Second Baptist Church
Richmond
Cannon Memorial
Upper Classmen's Annual Hop Set For 9 30 Tonight
University Club hosts the Junior Senior Prom at 9:30 PM with a committee from both classes organizing the event. The Six Sons of Satan provide the music and the student body canvass for tickets is underway with expectations high.
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University Club
Westhampton Seniors Pick December 19 for Thirty All
Westhampton College announces the senior class fall playThirty All will be staged December 19 an evening before Christmas holidays begin Plans invite students to share goodbyes and enjoy lively entertainment The play is authored by Margaret Lowe Corinne Morecock and Kathrine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton College
Robert Burns
Margaret Lowe
Corinne Morecock
Kathrine
Dr. Holm to address University of Richmond Science Club
Dr George E Holm of the Bureau of Dairy Industry USDA will speak to the University of Richmond Science Club Friday afternoon December 13. The senior biological chemist will cover milk chemistry fats bios and dairy nutrition topics and club members plan regular science talks by prominent speakers.
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George E. Holm
Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Science Club
University of Richmond
Holm
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J. A. Horak
William and Mary and
Bynnes
Wilde
Miss Brown
London
Spiders
Lynchburg
Minor
Savage
Paul Peterson
S. B. Cousins
Six Sons of Satan
Westhampton
Dorothy Abbott
Francis Cake
G. E. Holm
United States Bureau of Dairy Industry
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