Latest Book by Galsworthy New Library Addition
New library listing shows multiple works by Galsworthy alongside titles on science sociology and literature. Notable items include Flowers Wilder Ness and History of Social Sciences. The list names authors such as Keller and Lowell and references Chaucer works.
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Galsworthy
New Library
Folin
Biathood Urey
Aton
Bkorps
Munroe Mathers
Suthers & Cor
Craftees
Galeworthy
Wilder Ness
Johnsons
Keller
Odegarile
Lowell
Chaucer
Westhampton social notes and dance attendees listed
Society notes list Phi Gamma Delta Dance attendees Miss Kathryn Harris Miss Phoebe Drewry Miss Caroline Cutchins Miss Katherine Mal foy Miss Nelle Martin Miss Virginia Seif Miss Lillian Tivans Miss Marian Speare Miss Beulah Gregory Miss Frances Forbes Theta Chi Radio Dance guests Miss Catherine Geoghegan Miss Margaret Owens Miss Dorothy Chewn ing Week end visits Miss Carolyn Catehina in Penuktin Virginia Miss Hetey Canon in Washington Football team roster references include Katheon Tarris Alice Cyeavey Page Hoey and Bretherieke College attendees
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Westhampton
Phi Gamma Delta
Kathryn Harris
Phoebe Drewry
Caroline Cutchins
Katherine Malfoy
Nelle Martin
Virginia Seif
Lillian Tivans
Marian Speare
Beulah Gregory
Frances Forbes
Westhampton Chapel Led By Four Students
Adelaide Holloway criticized the Brewer exhibit at the Academy Gallery describing landscapes and portraits as lacking originality and depth. Catherine Geoghegan discussed modern art and its link to prehistoric forms, explaining its kinship.
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Westhampton
Adelaide Holloway
Brewer
Academy Gallery
Catherine Geoghegan
Richmond College December Events and Activities Schedule
The schedule lists debates, convocations, lectures, theatre, dances, and club events at Richmond College and Westhampton College from Friday through Friday December 16. Notable items include Richmond Debate Team vs Roanoke College in Salem at noon, W C Carver to address convocation at 4 pm, and University Players presenting Mary Mary Quite Contrary in Red Cross Building at 8:30. The week features dances by Haclequin Club and Phi Kappa Siena, plus photography deliveries, chapel services, and faculty and staff meetings.
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Richmond College
Roanoke College
Salem
W. C. Carver
West
St. John Mevine
Red Cross
Railford College
Haclequin Club
Ph Kappa
Chieieigtey
Westhampton
Balding
Farild Hutcheson
Keitigh
Espire Pryce
Collesion
Philotociane
Mio Acy Sloma
My—University
Noone Goode
Richmons College Glee Club
Mitchell Literary Society
Willams School of Law
Bury W Anderson
Biology Unit Gets First Equipment as Richmond College Moves
The Rambler reports Richmond College will start moving into the new biology building next week after finishing touches. Biology labs will pause duties for two weeks as Dr J W Maley directs all lab periods to focus on core work during the move and setup of chairs tables specimens and odds ends from the old facility.
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Theology
Richmond College
JW. Maley
El Pico Presents Thrilling Spanish Skit At Meeting
The meeting closed after a brief skit in Spanish with refreshments including tea and misenroors. Attendees included Miss Huth Laekern and Debbie Hives along with Kathryn Mansonslip and several others.
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Meraighie
Theeuefort
Cehls
Miss Huth Laekern
Debbie Hives
Kathryn Mansonslip
Kathryn Maire
Marie Horwell
Catherine Dawson
Helen Wilhowen
Francos
Westhampton to Adopt New Plans in Next Elections
Fatesev eloped will asd the students to vote intelligently for the candidates and the pew secret bathr oom of nomination will give there more votew in the selection of their officers Hag they had before under the poll lan of recommendation by allotieus Under the new plan ae officer will recommender successor except by nomination to secret bal lot in the why in which the rest of the students make nominations, Phy plo wit unanimously adopted. After Miss Alexander announced the selection of Dorothy Leighty to represent the executive centes of Westhampton at the convention in New Orleans during the Christmas holidays, the meeting was adjourned.
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Fatesev
Plan Ae
Alexander
Dorothy Leighty
Executive Centes
Westhampton
New Orleans
Modern French contemporaries on exhibit praised for bold drawing
Miss Geoghegan notes modern and ancient art share fundamentals of color and form while the model art reflects its age. Matilda Tesinger describes several pictures from the exhibit as remarkably individualistic with bold drawing and pleasing design.
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Miss Geoghegan
Matilda Tesinger
Richmond College Tribute Amid Mounting Battle
An undated, ornate verse extols Richmond College as noble and divinely blessed. It speaks of rising through trials, the Alma Mater’s honored name, and steadfast loyalty to Richmond in a grand, patriotic cadence.
Famous Negro Quartet Gives Interview Here
Bill Seward reports the Mills Brothers and Celine Wid's ensemble appeared at the Ci Auditorium before about 1809 fans. The group spoke briefly about Richmond, praising the reception and hinting at possible future visits.
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Famous Negro Quartet
Mills Brothers
Celine Wid
Jobo
Herbert
Donal Milby
Harry
Richmond
Milton Hobson A Richmond College Pioneer Leader
Milton Hobson arrived at Richmond College in 1920 from John Marshall High School and rose through Phi Delta Omega to editor and manager roles. He held multiple honors including Omicron Delta Kappa, maintained student leadership in The Messenger, baseball, and campus councils, and aimed to teach Spanish or work in business in South America.
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Milton Hobson
Richmond College
John Marshall High School
Phi Delta Omega Fraternity
Annual
the Messenger
Hobson
Iis
Marty
Therry Milly
Interfraternity Council
Milton
Pi Delta -Epsilon
Harlesquin Club
Delta Epsilon
Harelequin Club
Varsity
Omicron Delta Kappa
French Group at Westhampton Meets in Drawing Room
Les Femmes Savantes met in the Westhampton Drawing Room for a French afternoon. The club split into two groups led by Catherine Dawson and Milo Teante Wright, playing a food themed version of Authors. Mile Adelaide Holloway and Mile Wright won in their sections. The event ended after five due to transportation needs and members anticipate the next meeting.
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Les Femmes Savantes
Westhampton
Milo
Catherine Dawson
Milo Teante Wright
Mile
Adelaide Holloway
Wright
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Venice
Tyrol
Joe McCrea
William
Argan
Marian Mays
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Canon
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Ihs
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Kone
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Richton Way
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FLESH
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Ricardo Cortez
Min
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Four Mills Brothers
City Auditorium
Bill Seward
Richard Milton Hobson
Chesterfield
Columbia Coast
Licourr & Myens Tonacco Co
Mey Werf
DIAL
B. Brauer
Sixth Street Market
East Broad
Cottrell & Cooke
Franklin
Richmond, Virginia
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