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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1930

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Journal Arts Club Cultural Trip to Washington

The Journal Arts Club of the University of Richmond sponsored a weekend cultural trip to Washington for students and faculty. They visited the Phillips Memorial Gallery of Art and explored Woodrow Wilson's tomb and various art galleries, returning Sunday after a private-car journey.

Woodrow Wilson Washington Journal Arts Club University of Richmond Phillips Memorial Gallery of Art Phillips

Alpha Psi Omega Elects Six New Members at Westhampton

Miss Emily Brown announced the 1930 elections to Alpha Psi Omega during Friday morning convocation. New members named from Westhampton and Richmond Colleges are Carolyn Beattie Zephia Campbell Elizabeth Capitaine Byrd Selden Leonard Haffan and Urquhart Stephenson. Initiation and banquet planned at the college gymnasium tonight.

Emily Brown Alpha Psi Omega Westhampton Richmond Carolyn Beattie Zephia Campbell Elizabeth Capitaine Byrd Selden Leonard Haffan Urquhart Stephenson Brown Richmond University Dramatics Universities of America

Attitude of Foreign Countries Toward Tariff Discussed

The International Relations Club met last Wednesday evening to discuss the Hawley Smoot tariff. M. J. Sowell of Argentina opened with remarks on South American views and the tariff’s impact on those nations and their peoples.

M. J. Sowell Sowell Argentina

School Spirit Theme of Seniors Juniors and Sophomores

A large crowd attended a Wednesday morning meeting in Room R hosted by the Senior Class led by Washington C Winn. Mike Kent of the Junior Class spoke on university spirit and Joseph Th Robinson urged practical reforms to the Freshman system for better attendance and conduct.

Washington C

Dr Hedley Speaks at Vesper Services

Last Sunday evening the Winter Park Baptist Church heard Rev William Hedley D D deliver a sermon at vesper services. The Westhampton College Glee Club performed with the choir and next Sunday afternoon a 4 30 all musical program replaces the usual vesper. The University Choir and Richmond artists will attend. Scripture will be read by a student and a student will lead prayer. The choir will sing three choruses from Mandel Mesiah replacing a speaker.

Wm. Hedley Winter Park Baptiste Church Westhampton College Glee Club University Mandel

Westhampton Student Govt Secures New Light Ruling

The Westhampton student government held a key meeting on December 4 in the Red Cross Building. Attendance was non compulsory, and a record turnout impressed organizers. Miss Lough announced the Kilbourne Farm Christmas boxes tradition and the vote to continue the custom of sending boxes instead of exchanging gifts.

Westhampton Red Cross Miss Lough Kilbourne Farm

Broaddus 10 Review Conference Held in New York

Mr. Charles C. Broaddus will address Richmond College fraternity men on December 16 at 7 30 PM in the Chemistry Building lecture room. He will present a review of the National Undergraduate Interfraternity Conference held in New York City November 28 29.

Charles C. Broaddus Richmond College New York City

Richmond College Club 10 Granted Local Fraternity Status

At the December 4, Richmond College faculty meeting the Pp. I. U. S. club received approval to become a local fraternity. The PS LONEL club chose PI Delta Sigma as the chapter name.

Pi Delta Sigma Richmond College PS Lonel

Phoenix Club Banquet Honors New Members Initiated

The Gypsy Tavern hosted the Phoenix Club banquet last Friday night. Initiated were Raphael Nunez Mary Ryland Mary Hodnett William Stuart Helen Le Grande Almarine Montgomery Isabelle Talliaferro Phyllis Johnson Nina Bremmen Mary Billings Bertie Flippo. The club invites Biological Sciences majors with outstanding work and traces its 1924 origin to the Ether Club. Current leadership includes H A Stephenson as president and Murray Smart as secretary treasurer.

Phoenix Club Raphael Nunez Mary Ryland Mary Hodnett William Stuart Helen le Grande Almarine Montgomery Isabelle Talliaferro Phyllis Johnson Nina Bremmen Mary Billings Bertie Flippo Ether Club H. A. Stephenson Murray Smart

Point System Amendment to be Voted Upon Monday

The Student Government Association met last Monday with a brief session focused on the point system. Charlie Stoke's proposed amendment, submitted by a committee last Spring, was read to clarify the plan’s aim to omit the number of honorary points.

Charlie Stoke

Mortar Board and O D K Meet in First Joint Session

Last night at 8 o clock the Richmond College Omicron Delta Kappa chapter joined Westhampton College Mortar Board for a historic joint meeting. Gerhard Menricksen and Louise Sanford spoke on faculty cooperation and intercollegiate social relations. The event, the first of its kind, was deemed a success and may lead to future collaboration.

Westhampton Richmond College Omicron Delta Kappa Westhampton College Mortar Board Yoon Gerhard Menricksen Louise Sanford Henricksen Miss Sanford

Debating Season Opens With Chain Store Topic

University of Richmond debating team Julian Savage and James Dodd lost to Roanoke and Bridgewater Colleges by two to one. Next week they face the Medical College of Virginia with the same motion that the Chain Store System has proved detrimental to the welfare of our nation.

Richmond Roanoke Bridgewater Medical College University of Richmond Julian Savage James Dodd Medical College of Virginia Bridgewater Colleges

McPherson Addresses Science Group in New Physics Building

Doctor William McPherson, president of the American Chemical Society and author of textbooks, spoke to the Science Group at the University of Richmond in Richmond Hall on December 5 1930 at 3 PM. He discussed the distinguishing characteristics of present day life and preparation for participation. The lecture drew broad faculty and student attendance and was highly enjoyed.

William McPherson American Chemical Society Dr. McPherson University of Richmond Richmond Hall

Successful Junior Senior Prom Shines At Gym Event

The Junior Senior Prom in Roger Milhiser Gym drew praise as one of the season’s top social events. Blue and white decorations created a canopy while Colored lights enhanced the scene. Music by Club Southern Orchestra accompanied the dance, with R. W. Payne Jr, H. A. Stephenson Jr, J. R. Robinson, A. G. Billingsley, Paul Fensom, and Tommy Eubank organizing transportation for Westhampton guests.

Roger Milhiser Club Southern Orchestra Westhampton University of Richmond R. W. Payne, Jr H. A. Stephenson, Jr J. R. Robinson A. G. Billingsley Paul Fensom Tommy Eubank

Mary Clark Addresses Westhampton I R C Speaker

At the Westhampton College International Relations Club meeting on December 2 Miss Mary Clark spoke on Gandhi. She visited campus December 1 and 2 as representative of the Student Volunteer Movement of America.

Westhampton College International Relations Club Tusday Mary Clark

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Alpha Psi Omega Group College Richmondi R.C Lowell Nunez Sophi Dr. Hedley Broaddus N.Y Intersrat CLUB Fraternity Old’ Ether Club WM. McPherson Southern Orchestra Westh’ton I. R.C Miss Mary Clark
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