Mu Sigma Rho Society Debates Among Unusual Excellence
The Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society hosts a strong program with M P German and J J Williams for the affirmative and C B Martin W Slaughter for the negative. W R Vaiden reads, W Bary delivers an oration, and S L Habel presents current events with sharp world insight.
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Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
M. P. German
J. J. Williams
C, B. Martin
W. ©. Slaughter
W. R. Vaiden
W. Bary
W. T. Muse
S.L. Habel
A. A. Rogers
T. Richardson
R. N. Sneider
J C. Goldman
Rogers
Westhampton Frocked Guests Attend Historic Levee
Shown in a bygone scene, dainty slippers and fluttering fans accompany a levee in the Drawing Room with General and Mrs. Washington greeting guests. Attendees include General Lafayette, Captain Jones, Hamilton, Revere, Rochambeau, Carter family, Betsy Ross, Adams, and others amid talk of balls and politics.
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Washington
Miss Woodfin
Miss Lough
General
General Lafayette
John Paul Jones
Alexander Hamilton
Paul Revere
General Rochaubeau
King Carter
Carter
Betsy Ross
Evelyn Bird
John Quincy
Adams
Graduate Arbitrator in Clothing Disputes
Jacob Billikopf a Richmond graduate has become a notable temporary arbitrator between New York clothiers and manufacturers. The New York Times notes his fair policies win approval from leaders of both sides as he mediates labor disputes. While at Richmond College he excelled in history and recently funded an annual historical research medal, awarded last year to Ralph C. Bethel for a thesis on slavery in Colonial Virginia.
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Jacob Billikopf
University of Richmond
New York
New York Times
Billikopf
Richmond College
Richmond
Ralph C. Bethel
Colonial
Virginia
Campus Topics Ten Years Ago Glee Clubs Trip and Addresses
Glee clubs toured six schools in five days with Prof. J. M. D. Olmsted directing. Dr. Rice gave a memorial address on The Life of Washington at a joint Richmond and Westhampton service. Spiders routed Garnet and Gray 13 to 4, led by Wood and Leubbert. Dr. H. W. J. Bekenrode spoke on the One Hundred Fiftieth Anniversary of Peace Between America and England, outlining impressment and contraband searches as war causes.
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State Normal School
Farmville
Chatham Training School
Randolph-Macon Institute
Lynchburg
Hollins
Roanoke
J. M. D. Olmsted
HW. J. Bekenrode
Ghent
Harlequins Recital Postponed One Week
Mrs Francis West Reinhardt was unable to perform due to an throat ailment and the Harlequins Club recital at Richmond College Social Center room was postponed. President Herbert Richer says Reinhardt will sing next Thursday March 5 at 4 15 pm and the student body is invited.
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Francis West Reinhardt
Harlequin Club
Richmond College
Herbert Richer
Harlequins Club
Reinhardt
Former Richmond Students Head M. C. V. Scholastic Roll
Former University of Richmond students led the Medical College of Virginia freshman medical class for the first half of the year. W. N. Thompson and C. L. Neale took first places, with Proffitt Farley Hedley tying for third. Jeter and six others, including Hornisher Spiggle and Grigg, were among the top twenty five in the seventy six member class.
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University of Richmond
Medical College of Virginia
W. N. Thompson
C. L. Neale
John A. Proffitt
Linwood Farley
Oswald Hedley
H. A. Jeter
J. J. Hornisher
C. H. Spiggle
Percy Grigg
Richmond College
University of Richmond Scholarship Endowment Grows
Scholarship gifts total four thousand dollars with more than 250 endowed scholarships at the University of Richmond. Each endowment valued at two thousand dollars, pushing total endowment above five hundred thousand. Maryland endowments support six scholarships. This year two hundred forty students receive benefits, including one hundred forty five men.
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University of Richmond
Boatwridght
Richmond
Altho
Maryland
Boatwright
Kappa Alpha Conducts Y M C A Program
The local Kappa Alpha chapter led a Y M C A meeting with several musical numbers. Mr Willingham announced fraternities will host next month’s meetings and a renewed Y M C A interest is expected.
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Kappa Alpha
College scholarship split among two schools noted
The article states Mond College and Westhampton College each host students with major and minor scholarships. Ninety five students belong to Westhampton College, while the rest attend Mond College. Most recipients received major scholarships, valued at twice that of minor awards.
Psychology students visit asylum for direct study
About twenty advanced psychology students from Richmond and Westhampton Colleges toured the Williamsburg asylum in Williams burg last Saturday. Directed by Prof. R. C. Astrop the group examined case types with Dr. Bell explaining details. The trip is planned as an annual department activity.
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Richmond and
Westhampton
Williamsburg
R. C. Astrop
Bell
Itis
Prof. Astrop
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MU Sigs
Red Cross
Winliam M. Ginson
Garnet
Gray
Wood
Leubbert
L. Sturman
Gent’s Tailor
East Main Street
Merd Hkely
Wokinaniud
N. W
Wash
EMS
All Dealers
American Lead Pencil Co
Fifth Ave
N.Y
West Broad Street
Asylum
Madison Avenue Cor
Forty-Fourth Street
Murray Hill
Jefferson
Palm Beach
Little Building Plaza
Tremont Con
Borisyon
Newport Audrain Building
Bettevue Avenue
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
Avlm
Widm Ranger
B. Pressley Smith
E. Y. Mullins
Grace Street
Richmond Dairy Company
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Phone Rand
Royal Tailoring CO
A. Milchin
East Clay Street
Broad Street
Methodist Church
10Th and
Broad Streets
Fred R. Chenault
D. D
G, Leroy Schnell
Young-Geiger Co
Smart Shoes
E. Broad Street
First Baptist Church
Twelfth and Brand Sts. the Students’ Church
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