Three New Members Elected to Southern Federation of College Students
Local delegates report on a Raleigh gathering as the Souther Federation of College Students names three new members from North Carolina University Miami and Hampden Sydney College. Richmond University delegates played a leading role with L E Caster as secretary treasurer and Ernest L Monts as senator at large. Hampden Sydney discussed The Honor System. A full report will be given at the regular meeting.
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Souther Federation of College Students
Universities of
North Carolina
Miami
Hampden-Sydney College
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
N.C
L. EL Caster
Ernest L. Monts
University of Richmond
Richmond College
Caster
Honts
Harlequin Club Elects New Members at Campus Meeting
At a campus meeting the Harlequin Club elected Theata Chi W F Carter Pi Kappa Alpha Holmes Chapman Sigma Phi Epsilon Washington Winn Lambda Chi Alpha P M Lacy and Greer Stutz Phi Delta Omega Tommy Duke Kappa Alpha Francis Robertson to membership. The club aims for two members from each fraternity and the final dance of the year will be at the University Club on May 18 from 8 40 to 12 00 with extra time to enjoy the event.
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Harlequin Club
Theata Chi
W. F. Carter
Pi Kappa Alpha
Holmes Chapman
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Washington Winn
Lambda Chi Alpha
P.M. Lacy
Greer Stutz
Phi Delta Omega
Tommy Duke
Kappa Alpha
Francis Robertson
University Club
Talks on Civic Affairs Presented by Members
International Relations Club met Tuesday April 23 to discuss Our Inter Allied Debts. W F Carter spoke on economy politics and morality then A E Dance outlined developments in the German Reparations Settlement. A general discussion followed.
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International Relations Club
W. F. Carter
A. E. Dance
May 21 Initiation Set for Phi Beta Kappa Members
The Virginia Epsilon Chapter Phi Beta Kappa will initiate new members at 6:30 PM Tuesday May 21 in the Westhampton College Drawing Room. Colonel Thomas B. McAdams will preside. A complimentary dinner follows at 7:30 PM in the Westhampton College dining room. Dr. Douglas S. Freeman will give the Phi Beta Kappa address.
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PHI Beta Kappa
Virginia Epsilon
Westhampton College
Thomas B. McAdams
MU SIGS ELECT NEW OFFICERS
The Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society held its semiannual election naming Lee Morrison as President Ruel Cairnes as Vice-President John St Clair as Secretary John Allen as Treasurer and Walter Bennett as Representative on the Forensic Council The retiring officers are W H Bennett D R Hepler R W Cairnes J A St Clair and them all are urged to attend the inauguration meeting.
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Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
Lee Morrison
Ruel Cairnes
John St. Clair
John Allen
Walter Bennett
Forensic Council
W. HH. Bennett
D. R. Hepler
R. W. Cairnes
J. A. St. Clair
May Day Pageant at Westhampton College
Tomorrow afternoon at :00 o'clock Westhampton College students will stage an Elizabethan Pageant in Dogwood Dell to mark May Day. Alumni and local residents from Richmond will attend this festive event. Misses Ruth Cox Charlotte Marshall and Catherine Branch hold important roles in the program.
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Westhampton College
Dogwood Dell
Richmond
Ruth Cox
Charlotte Marshall
Catherine Branch
Richmond College and Summer School Catalogues Outline Degree Requirements
Catalogues for the 1929-30 Richmond College and the Summer School of Arts and Sciences announce changed degree requirements. Pages 32-38 detail the distribution of work for Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, plus other notices.
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Richmond College
Bruce Morrissette Wins One-Act Play Contest
Winners announced in Chapel with Bruce Morrissette taking first prize for Dramatic Personae worth $20. Lawrence Bloomberg earns second for There Came a Woman and Geneva H Bennett third for The Light of the Moon. Dramatic Personae to appear in Richmond College Messenger.
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Chapel
Bruce Morrissette
Lawrence Bloomberg
Geneva H. Bennett
Richmond College
Messenger
Managerial Question To Be Voted Upon At Meeting
Student Government Association discusses a Managerial Plan to elect sports managers via a Managerial Committee of coaches captains managers and assistant managers for baseball and track. A Water Carnival is planned for June 11 at 2 00 pm with canoe swimming diving races and a tug of war.
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Student Government Association
Dobson
Richmond College
Mr Kung Addresses Girls Organization Visit
A Chinese student from Richmond College spoke to attendees of Y W C A last Thursday about Chinese life. He answered questions highlighting Americans misconceptions and explained Chop Suey is not a Chinese dish while noting marriages in China can be for love.
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Y, W
Kung
Richmond College
America
China
Mr. Kung
State Oratorical Contest At William and Mary College
The State Collegiate Oratorical Contest will be held at William and Mary College on Friday May 3 1920. Richmond College will be represented by B C Lee a junior transfer from Bluefield College who won a medal in a previous contest.
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William and Mary College
Richmond College
B.C. Lee
Richmond
Bluefield College
Dual Literary Contest Planned for May Sixth
A Monday May 6 event pits the Philologian Society against Mu Sigma Rho in forensic debates and contests. The resolution asks if the United States should abandon the 1925 World Court adherence reservation. Speakers include M L Leary KK Cahoon for the affirmative and J R Hepler W B Bennett for the negative.
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United States
World Court
M. L. Leary
KK. B. Cahoon
Philologian Society
J. R. Hepler
W. B. Bennett
Mu Sigma Rho Society
Mu Sigs
W. Eanes
Westhampton Debating Club Elects New Leaders
Sarah Cohn of Westhampton College was named president of the Debating Club at a April 22 meeting. Elizabeth Gill became vice president, with Mary Faulkner as secretary and treasurer. The club reported on the Northern tour and treasurer, noting an extensive program including dual debates with Randolph-Macon Temple University and Farmville, and a single debate with New Jersey College for Women.
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Sarah Cohn
Westhampton College
Elizabeth Gill
Mary Faulkner
Randolph-Macon
Farmville
Temple University
New Jersey College For Women
Harwood to Speak at Westhampton Vespers
Principal J C Harwood of John Marshall High School will address Westhampton vesper services next Sunday at 645 PM He is newly inducted into the local Phi Beta Kappa Epsilon Chapter Dr R E Loving heads the vesper committee and expects a large turnout including former John Marshall students
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J. C. Harwood
John Marshall High School
Vesper
Harwood
Epsilon Chapter
Phi Beta Kappa
John Marshall High
R. E. Loving
Omicron Delta Kappa Initiation Held in Gymnasium
Semi annual initiation into Omicron Delta Kappa took place in the Trophy Room of Roger Millhiser Gymnasium. New initiates include J Vaughan Gary Richmond Sparks W Melton D D Norfolk R S Owens D D Roanoke RC McDanel Ph D Richmond Gus Bente New Haven Conn J Yeaman Martinsville J Hants Eagle Rock E M Crawford Donald R Mann J H Welsh Richmond. A banquet preceded the ceremony in the Richmond College dining hall with alumni faculty and active members present.
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Omicron Delta Kappa
Roger Millhiser
J. Vaughan Gary
Richmond
Sparks W
Melton
D. D
Norfolk
R. S. Owens
Roanoke
RC. McDanel
Gus Bente
New Haven
Conn
Yeaman
Martinsville
J. Hants
Eagle Rock
E. M. Crawford
Donald R. Mann
J. H. Welsh
Richmond College
University Players Elect New Leaders
University Players elected officers at a April 20 meeting in Westhampton. Charles Stokes was chosen president with senior club members Emily Schielinger as vice president and treasurer and William Berry as secretary. Helen Harwood and Albert Cosolaro hold business roles as the current manager and appointable position.
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University Players
Westhampton
Charles Stokes
Emily Schielinger
William Berry
Helen Harwood
Albert Cosolaro
Evans Crozer Head Speaker At Chapel On Seminary Role
President Milton Evans of Crozer Seminary Chester Penn spoke at Chapel on what a theological seminary does and then met with Alpha Delta House residents interested in ministerial education. He called the trip interesting and fruitful and planned a future return.
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Milton Evans
Crozer Seminary
Chester
Alpha Delta House
Evans
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TREAS
Southern Confederation of College Students
Harlequins
Douglas S. Freeman
Geneva Bennett
Girls’ Organization
W. and
Virginia
R. C. Lee
My Sigs! and
Philogs
Westhamp
Westhampton Vespers
Beate
Hants
Crawford
Mann