German Club Mid-Winter Dance At University
The University Germain Club hosts a mid winter formal for Richmond College students at the Commonwealth Club in Richmond. Dances feature Wifi U Roper leading with Miss Hyla Hinton of Petershings. Invitations extend to other state college men. admission by card only.
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University Germain Club
Richmond College
Commonwealth Club
Richmond
Fe&dinge
Wifi U Roper
Hyla Hinton
Petershing
Dempsend?vivier
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Quchmond
Germain Club
Salesmen's Organization Banquet Planned at Clover Inn
Southwestern Successful Salesmen of the University of Richmond will hold their annual banquet at Clover Inn tomorrow night. More than twenty old members are expected to attend. IK A Pate chairs the planning with Mrs. Pate as hostess. W F E Henderson, national sales manager, will be guest of honor and toastmaster.
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Southwestern
University of Richmond
Clover Inn
IK. A. Pate
Pate
W. F E. Henderson
New Chinese Students Arrive at Richmond College
Two new Chinese students, Ben Mui and Y. Tom, join the University of Richmond after arriving from Canton China. They attended Pui Ching Academy led by Dr A Foung Young, a former local college student. More students are expected as plans for arrival materialize.
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University of Richmond
Ben Mui
Y. Tom
Canton
China
Pui Ching Academy
A. Foung Young
Richmond College
Annual Freshmen Banquet Promises Elaborate Richmond Event
President Sibold announced the annual freshmen banquet will be held in Richmond. Preparations progress rapidly with several prominent guests invited and a program of excellence promised. Officials expect a refined, satisfying evening though exact details remain scarce.
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Richmond
Sibold
Nus
Ministerial Association Gala Marks Successful Banquet
Last Saturday the Min isterial Association held its annual banquet at Murphy's Hotel with over sixty five attendees. Toastmaster Edward Pruden set a lively tone as W. C. Atkins Prof E B Willingham Dr Geo W McDaniel and others gave addresses. The program and arrangements were organized by named committees.
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Ministerial Association
Murphy’s Hotel
Edward Pruden
W. C. Atkins
E. 2B. Willingham
Geo
W McDaniel
Ghandy
Horace Dowell
Miss Taylor
T. Eugene West
J. EB. Davis
EH. Pruden
Wr, Pankey
T. E. West
H. Arthur
W. EE. Slaughter
W. Fr. Cuthriell
M. L. Ragland
C . Kite
W. B. Fitzgerald
W. B. Denson
Mu Sigma Rho Debates Freshmen Crossing the Lake Question
The Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society sets a humorous debate on the resolution that freshmen should be allowed to take girls across the lake the night of the Rat Banquet. R. C. Dorsey and C. W. Fury, both freshmen, will defend the affirmative with 5. T. Habel and A. A. Rogers, sophomores, supporting the negative.
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Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
R. C. Dorsey
C. W. Fury
T. Habel
A. A. Rogers
Annual Declamation Contest Hosted By University of Richmond
High and preparatory schools report sending delegates to the declamation contest at the University of Richmond auditorium on February 2011. H B Handy and B Endy lead arrangements with judges from Richmond business circles. Prizes await the top three performers as students select their copies and delivery, subject, and general effect are judged. After the contest, visitors attend a basketball game.
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Virgil
University of Richmond
B. Endy
Contealge
Richmond
Hostess to preside each Saturday night at college
Student body approves a hostess to greet arriving students on Saturday nights, ensuring welcome atmosphere and preventing serenades on the bell board. The plan aims to control mischief and maintain order during weekend gatherings.
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Poe
Romeo
Promptness and Order Urged by W L Prince at College Chapel
Dean W L Prince warned Richmond College students that strict measures will be used to enforce a chapel rule. He cited frequent disorder and slow entry as the cause of disturbances during chapel sessions and urged prompt, orderly attendance.
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W. L. Prince
Richmond College
W.L. Prince
Sigma Upsilon Fraternity Elects Freeman and Richardson
The Sigma Upsilon local chapter announces the pledging of George R. Freedley and W G Richardson of the fraternity with Davidson College as headquarters. The organization, active in Southern and Northern universities, values literary taste and aims to expand its activities. A short story contest is planned.
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Sigma Upsilon
George R. Freedley
W. G. Richardson
Davidson College
N. C
Westhampton Debaters To Face Richmond College Challenge
Westhampton College Debating Club voted to accept a challenge to debate Richmond College this term. Representing Westhampton are Eugenia Edmondson and Tone Sinessey. A hazing debate is set for February 16 at the Red Cross Building with Emaline Stearns and Margaret Dorsey arguing for abolition and Margaret Roper and Dorothy Kuibb for retention.
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Westhampton College
Richmond College
Eugenia Edmondson
Tone Sinessey
Westhampton
Red Cross
Emaline Stearns
Margaret Dorsey
Margaret Roper
Dorothy Kuibb
Philologians to Present Balanced Debating Program
The Philologian Literary Society plans a strong Monday meeting with declamations by G. R. Poindexter and J. B. Wiggins, an oration by R. G. Bledsoe, and a climactic debate between J. W. Hash, E. F. Mrazier and C. J. Ashley, F. N.
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The
Philologian Literary Society
G. R. Poindexter
J. B. Wiggins
R. G. Bledsoe
J. W. Hash
E. F. Mrazier
C. J. Ashley
F. N
Senate Proposes Changes to Student Government Constitution
The Senate read for first approval a revised Student Government constitution at chapel. It adds a budget system for campus clubs and imposes a $10 matriculation fee payable within 10 days. The election for SG officers will be held under the new rules, with further discussion to come next Monday.
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Chapel
Senate
Collegian
The
Messenger
Glee Club
Spider Bind
Dramatic Club
Y. M.C.A
Student Government to Elect Messenger Editor
By a unanimous vote last Monday the literary societies Philologian and Mu Sigma Rho approved that Student Government take over The Messenger publication and elect the editor and business manager at the regular spring election after full consideration of the change. The plan had been discussed but not formally brought before the student body previously.
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Philologian
Mu Signa Rho
Messenger
Hancock Lectures on The Negro and His Community
Union College of Richmond sociology professor Hancock addressed Dr Harlan's sociology class at the local university last Wednesday. He spoke on The Negro and His Community, presenting many interesting facts.
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Hancock
Union College of
Richmond
Harlan
Union College
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