Interfraternity Council To Host Dance In Richmond Gym
The Interfraternity Council sponsors a university campus dance in Roger Milhiser Gym on Friday June 5 from 9 pm to 1 am. Roy Ingraham's Victor Recording Orchestra will perform. Tickets cost 2.50 in advance and 4.00 at the door. Outsiders may attend with advance signup.
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Wnterfraternity Council
Roy Ingraham
Victor Recording Orchestra
Roger Milhiser
Wotil
Pacific Coast
Virginia
V. M I
University of Richmond
Interfraternity Conncil
Stanley H Jones Elected President of R C Glee Club
At the Richmond College Glee Club annual election for 1931 32 Stanley H Jones was chosen president with T Weston Sampson as vice president Oswald Falls as secretary treasurer Sidney W Quong as librarian Louis Chittamy as assistant business manager and Geo Whitley as business manager Under Prof FP Flaxington Harker and Robert Stiff the club has delivered strong performances with commendable concerts in Richmond and Red Cross Building.
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Richmond College
City of Richmond
New Officers Elected by Forensic Council
At a meeting last Wednesday morning Harold Hutcheson resigned as president for the coming year. Rufus Darden was unanimously elected to fill the position. Hutcheson will study abroad for a junior year on a foreign university scholarship.
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Forensic Council
Harold Hutcheson
Rufus Darden
Hutcheson
Student Body Approves Budget Fee Collection Next Year
At the Student Government meeting last Monday the motion to collect budget fees next year passed 42 to 6. The measure includes $4,000 for student activities and warns that if the fees are not collected, activities such as publications Y M C A intercollegiate debating University Band and Glee Club may be discontinued.
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Glee Club
C. D. K. Initiates Nine New Members in Delta Kappa Banquet
Watkins Fugate elected president of Epsilon circle of Omicron Delta Kappa at the banquet in Sarah Brunet Hall. Clarence L. Kent named vice president and Rufus Darden secretary-treasurer for 1931 32. Nine members including George W. Schools and John A. St. Clair were initiated, with Gerhard C. Henricksen retiring president.
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Wat Fugate
Brunet Hall
Watkins Fugate
Epsilon Circle
Omicron Delta Kappa
Sarah Brunet Hall
Clarence L. Kent
Rufus Darden
Gerhard C. Henricksen
R. ©. Walden, II
Roger Milhiser
George W. Schools
Rufus H. Darden
John A. St. Clair
Edward C. Nininger
Horace Vial
Goodwyn Welsh
Russel M. Whalen
Richard W. Payne
Edward Carbone
Hy U
Y. W. Officers Installed at Blue Room Ceremony
New officers of the Westhampton Y W C A were installed on May 7 at 7 o clock. The service moved indoors due to rain, candles were lit by outgoing members, and Ida Scott urged the new cabinet to pursue a bold vision. Olga Pitts became president joined by Florence Siebert as vice president and Marinda Comer as secretary-treasurer with a full cabinet including Catherine Wade Ruth Cole Zephia Campbell Lucy Le Grand Dorothy Leighty Polly Cochran Jessie Miller Jones and Anti Wood.
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Westhampton
Ida Scott
Olga Pitts
Collegian Final Edition Announces May 22 Date
The Collegian will publish its last edition on May 22 with final news deadlines set for May 18. Staff are informed to avoid sharing stories after May 18 to respect the final issue schedule.
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Collegian
University Players To Stage As You Like It On June 6
The University of Richmond will present Shakespeare’s As You Like It as the Commencement play directed by Emily Brown. Cast includes TL, Stephenson as Orlando, Elizabeth Gill as Rosalind, Joseph Holland as Jacques, Charles Stokes as Oliver and Le Bean as Le Beau. The performance occurs Saturday at Luther H Jenkins Greek Theatre.
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University Players
University of Richmond
Emily Brown
Stephenson
Orlando
Elizabeth Gill
Rosalind
Joseph Holland
Jacques
Charles Stokes
Oliver
le Bean
Corin
Kingsley Freeman
Mae Trawick
Silvus
Luther H. Jenkins
C M Smart Leader of Phoenix Club for 1931 32
At University of Richmond informal meeting on Monday May 1931 the Phoenix honorary biological society elected officers for 1931 32 C M Murray Smart was chosen president Helen Le Grand was named vice president and R A Nunez secretary treasurer The retiring officers were H A Stephenson president Sue Florrance vice president and C M Savart secretary treasurer J C Pritchard spoke on Serums Used in Blood Tests
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Biological Society
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University of Richmond
H. A. Stephenson
Sue Florance
C. M. Savart
Richmond Students Receive Fellowships
Two University of Richmond seniors Edward Carbone and Gerhard C Mennicksen earned economics fellowships at the University of Virginia for 1931 32 session. Carbone, an economics major, holds an excellent scholastic record and joined the O D E fraternity in junior year and served as president of the L R C for 1930 31.
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University of Richmond
Edward Carbone
Gerhard C. Mennicksen
University of Virginia
Examinations At Richmond College Schedule
Richmond College examinations are set May 27 through June 9 for the student body with seniors starting May 23 and finishing by June 5. Freshman mathematics and English exams occur May 28 and June 1 across afternoon sessions. No schedule changes unless faculty with multiple sections request adjustments.
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Richmond College
Westhampton Girls Host Benefit Bridges for Unemployed
Westhampton students form a committee led by Polly Cochran to aid Richmond unemployed. They plan two charity bridge parties at Mrs. Margaret Harlan Hilton's home, today 4 to 6 and likely next Monday, to fund an industrial summer school for unemployed women, aiming for tangible results and future understanding.
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Westhampton
Richmond
Margaret Harlan Hilton
Polly Cochran
University of Richmond Plans June Commencement Schedule
The University of Richmond schedules commencement from June 6 to June 9 with Rev. W H Davis delivering the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday at 11 15 A M The program starts with a Sophomore Senior Garden Party at Westhampton College Court and the play As You Like It on Saturday June 6 followed by religious meetings on Sunday Alumni and Class Day Monday and Commencement Day Tuesday Dr J W Bailey chairs the committee on commencement.
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W. H. Davis
University of Richmond
J. W. Bailey
Weshampton College Court
Westhampton College Court
Mortar Board Elects Officers for 1932 at Joint Meeting
At a joint meeting of the old and new members of Mortar Board last Thursday morning officers for the coming year were elected. Eleanor Hardaway of Richmond was honored with the presidency. Mary Hawes Ryland of Richmond was chosen vice president. Anne Kennon Williams of Bon Air was named secretary.
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Mortar Board
Eleanor Hardaway
Richmond
Mary Hawes Ryland
Anne Kennon Williams
Bon Air
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Earnest praised by critics in local production
Reviewers heralded Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest as highly commendable with strong performances from the Freeman sisters Katherine Wade and Catherine Geoghegan and solid turns by Mallory Freeman Kingsley Gray and Ledlie, noting growing stage polish and confident interpretation.
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Freeman Brothers
Katherine Wade
Catherine Geoghegan
Mallory Freeman
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