Omicron Delta Kappa Announces First Semester Elections
Omicron Delta Kappa honorary fraternity holds fall elections at 11 in the Chapel. Joseph Sadler presides as local chapter president with Richard H. Decker and others named to the organization while Professor Robert C. Astrop delivers a charge explaining initiates requirements.
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Omicron Delta Kappa
Epsilon
Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary Fraternity
Joseph Sadler
Richard H. Decker
Fredericksburg
Robert W. Edwards
Newport News
Emanuel Emroch
Richmond
Ralph P. Johnson
John W. Kineheloe, Jr
Rocky Mount
N.C
Guy D
Robert C. Astrop
Club to review League of Nations at Y building
International Relations Club plans a year end review of the League of Nations next Tuesday at 7 P M in the Y building. Perry Stubbs H G Reynolds and C R Stevens lead the discussion with a round table to follow. The club aims to spark interest in international affairs and foster relations. Students are invited to attend.
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Perry Stubbs
H. G. Reynolds
C. R. Stevens
League of Nations
International Relations Club
H. G Reynolds
Sudent
Sigma Upsilon Guest of Girls Writers Club
The Westhampton Writers Club hosted Sigma Upsilon Monday afternoon with a buffet. Members read outstanding works as the Literati of the University gathered at 4:30 for an evening of intelligent conversation and a substantial buffet supper.
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Sigma Upsilon
Girls’ Writers Club
Westhampton
Writers Club
Sigma Upsilon At & Buffet
Christmas Seals On Sale At Student Shop
Christmas seals for 1927 are now on sale at the Student Shop under Mrs. W. A. Harris who heads the campaign this year. Buyers are urged to purchase here so the University earns credit for all student purchases. Many seals have already appeared on local letters, bought in Richmond, with local distribution encouraged.
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W. A. Harris
Virginia State Oratorical Contest Plans Under Way
State Orators Will Vie Here as the Virginia State Oratorical Association refines plans for the annual contest on the local campus during the second semester. Representatives from nine colleges will participate with University of Richmond entrants urged to notify Norma promptly.
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W. 5
Norman
Virginia State Oratorical Association
University of Richmond
Norma
Randolph Macon
Normany
Girls are Working On Christmas Carols at Westhampton College
Mrs. F. Flaxington Harker directs weekly Christmas carol practice in Westhampton College drawing room. All interested learn old French and English carols. Each year a group visits the Old Ladies Home to sing, and on the last Sunday before vacation the college is awakened by hymns. Carols will be sung at the final outdoor Vesper service.
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F. Flaxington Harker
Westhampton College
Westhampton
Mu Sigs Set Humorous Evening At Meeting
The Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society plans a humorous program for members and guests next Monday. The feature is a debate on if it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all with Hepler and Fitzgerald for the affirmative and Nettles and Booker for the negative. A humorous reading by Ross and a declamation by Stubbs precede the debate, kincheloe will speak on The True Christmas Spirit.
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Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
D. R. Hepler
R. G. Fitzgerald
J. J. Booker
C. J. Ross
P. R. Stubbs
H. G. Kincheloe
Junior Senior Prom to be Held Tonight at University Club
An unusual city of Richmond event unites the junior and senior classes for a joint prom at the University Club. The December 9 affair runs from nine in the evening to one o'clock in the morning with Class of 28 guests of third year men. The committee hopes this will start a tradition of annual junior and senior class celebrations.
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University Club
City of Richmond
Four University Players Honor New Members
Helen Bowman Wilbur Sheriff Arthur Harrison and R D Bates were elected to University Players at a Monday night meeting. They were recognized for work in dramatic productions this year especially in The Merchant of Venice where Harrison played Bassanio Bates Tubal and Sheriff and Bowman contributed musically.
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Helen Bowman
Wilbur Sheriff
Arthur Harrison
R. D. Bates
University Players
Ttis
Harrison
Basaimio
Bates
Tubal
Sheriff
Miss Bowman
Richmond Collegian Names Five New Staff Members
The Richmond Collegian announces five new reporters Milad Haboush C R Stevens W Wenever J R Robinson and G A Fitchett Jr after a two month probation Stevens works under sports editor W Ky Gaines while the others join the news department Readers may audition for staff positions through News Editor Wy EB Cullers
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The
Richmond Collegian
Milad Haboush
C. R. Stevens
W. Wenever
J. R. Robinson
G. A. Fitchett, Jr
Stevens
W. Ky Gaines
Wy Eb, Cullers
Debating Council Sets Jan 11 Tryouts For Southern Contest
Emanuel En roch announces preliminary try outs on January 11 for the Southern debating contest to be held early next semester. The topic states The United States Should Not Use Armed Force to Protect Interests in Foreign Countries Except After a Formal Declaration of War. Experienced debaters urged to form a strong team against Duke University University of South Carolina Furman and other schools.
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Emanuel Enroch
Debating and Forensic Council
United States
Duke University
University of South Carolina, Furman
University of
Philologians Name Officers and Trial Set Next Monday
The Philologian Literary Society will meet at 7 15 p m in Room A on Monday December 12 to elect officers for the second period and discuss a three term system. A mock trial follows with defendant P E Taylor and plaintiff his wife as parties in a divorce suit seeking fifty thousand dollars alimony amid alleged extraordinary cruelty and abandonment.
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The
Philologian Literary Society
P. E. Taylor
Westhampton Students Form Spanish Club at College
Advanced Spanish students at Westhampton College formed a Spanish Club. The first meeting was chaired by Miss Katherine Riding and elected Miss Margaret Rudd as President. A second meeting on November 28 selected the club name El Picaro.
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Westhampton College
Katherine Riding
Margaret Rudd
Glee Club Singers to Perform in Fife Tomorrow
The Spider Chanters Richmond College Glee Club will give a program at Broad Street Methodist Church in Fife Goochland County Vai tomorrow at 8:00 P M. A bus will transport the group from the local campus tomorrow afternoon returning after the program.
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Glee Club Singers
Fife
Broad Street Methodist Church
Spider Chanters
Richmond College Glee Club
Goochland County
Vai
Haddon Dudley
Wilbur Sheriff
Harold Woodall
Lloyd Caster
J. ©. Harwood, Jr
Paul Scarborough
H. B. Dixon
R. D. Savage
T. C. Yeaman
J. R. Robinson
Eugene Ritter
Glee Club
Seven Men Initiated Into Monogram Club at Campus Meeting
The varsity club held its first meeting of the semester in the Gymnasium trophy room. Five football lettermen joined the club along with R H Decker and Tom Saunders, managers of football and basketball. A discussion on the Spider Frolics was held and a date planned for early February. Refreshments followed in honor of the new initiates Metcalf Gunter Decker Landrum Anderson and the two managers. Mark Andrews earned a letter but will wait to be initiated after Christmas due to illness.
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R. H. Decker
Tom Saunders
Guy Mattox
Metcalf
Gunter
Decker
Landrum
Anderson
Mark Andrews
Miss Oger Entertained by Students of French
Miss Helene Covey hosted advanced French students in the drawing room on a Wednesday in November. Miss Oger of the John Marshall French Department served as Bucsis of Honor and entertained the listeners with humorous anecdotes. Refreshments followed.
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Helene Covey
Oger
John Marshall French Department
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Epsilon Circle
Mr. Astrop
Virginia
MU Sigs
Chesterfield Hills Orchestra
Counrhar Tinka
Disparou Aylor Sanford
Philologians
R. N. Sibold
Monogram Club
Miss Oger
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