Commencement Exercises Set for Early June Week of Events
Announcement by Miss Katherine Reding outlines June 3 Baccalaureate, June 7 start of exercises and June 8 Shakespeare play Hamlet. Rev. Joseph T. Watts will preach in Baltimore at 1 15 A M Sunday. Rufus W Weaver will deliver the commencement address in Roger Millhiser Gymnasium.
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Katherine Reding
Joseph T. Watts
Baltimore
Maryland
Roger Millhiser Gymnasium
A. B. Rudd
D. D
Rufus W. Weaver
Washington, ID. C
WS A
Roger Millhiser
Glee Club Plans Monday Concert in Bowling Green
The Men's Glee Club will perform Monday evening in Bowling Green Virginia sponsored by the Lee Maury School and Civic League. The full Concert Club travels from campus and returns that night after presenting the complete program plus requests from locals including Goin Home. A season finale occurs at the Red Cross Building on Friday May 24.
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Bowling Green
Virginia
Lee-Maury School and Civic League
Goin
Dvgorak
Largo
New World Symphony
Red Cross
1929 Web set for June 1 distribution
Proofs of the 1929 Web have arrived and corrections returned to the publisher. Loftus L Walton editor in chief expects copies for student subscribers on June 1. This edition will be more elaborate and contain forty four more pages than last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loftus L. Walton
The
Web
Pi Delta Epsilon Holds Initiation At University Club
Pi Delta Epsilon, the national honorary journalism fraternity, held its spring initiation at the University Club. Principal speaker was Mr. Tordin of the T. C. Willits Law School. New members include Carrol Taylor J B Dailey Ik K Ritter C R Stevens K D Walker L L Walton and HG Kineheloe.
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Pi Delta Epsilon
University Club
Tordin
T. C. Willits Law School
Carrol Taylor
J. B. Dailey
K. Ritter
C. R. Stevens
K. D. Walker
L. L. Walton
HG. Kineheloe
Alumni Reunion Set by Richmond College Society
The General Society of Alumni of Richmond College will hold a formal reunion on June 10 with 3 500 alumni invited. Malcolm U Pitt will send invocations to all members as the election of new officers by mail ballot is arranged with a nominating committee listing Carter Binford Louthan Ryland Chesley. The June meeting will announce the results. current officers include Waite Cammack May and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Society of Alumni
Richmond College
United States
R. A. Brock
Wilmer L. O. Flaherty
H. B. Blandy
John Archer Carter
Jesse Binford
Frank G. Louthan
S. Peachy Ryland
Henry Chesley
George T. Waite
J. W. Cammack
Irving May
W. L
Fraternity Averages Announced By Council
John B. Siegel announced Inter Fraternity Council figures showing average grades for fraternities. Theta Chi 84.86, Sigma Phi Epsilon 84.76, Pi Kappa Alpha 84.46, Phi Kappa Sigma 83.42, Lambda Chi Alpha 82.56, Phi Delta Omega 81.77, Kappa Alpha 81.72, Kappa Sigma 81.05, Phi Gamma Delta 79.43.
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John B. Siegel
Inter- Fraternity Council
Theta Chi
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Pi Kappa Alpha
Phi Kappa Sigma
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Delta Omega
Kappa Alpha
Kappa Sigma
Phi Gamma Delta
Professor Lawrence elected to Sigma Xi Society
Announcement says W S Lawrence former associate professor of mathematics at the University of Richmond has been elected to the Cornell Chapter of Sigma Xi National Honorary Research Society He has been pursuing his Ph D at Cornell this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Lawrence
University of Richmond
Cornell
Sigma Xi
Lawrence
Last Issue of Collegian Will Appear Next Week
The Collegian for May 22 will be the last issue of the semester. It urges all readers to obtain a copy as it will summarize the year's final and most important news items.
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Collegian
Freeman to Speak at Phi Beta Kappa Banquet in Richmond
Dr. Douglas Freeman editor of the Richmond News Leader and Phi Beta Kappa charter member will give the 8:30 PM address Tuesday May 2 after a dinner for initiates. Initiation occurs earlier in the Westhampton College Drawing Room with Col Thomas B. McAdams presiding.
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Westhampton College
Douglas 5. Freeman
Richmond News Leader
Epsilon Chapter
Phi Beta Kappa
Thomas B. McAdams
Virginia Epsilon Chapter
Roger Millhiser
Raymond B. Fosdick
United Chapters
Westhampton Faculty Granted Leave for 1929 30
Dr. Virginia Withers, professor of French at Westhampton College, is granted a leave of absence for the 1929 1930 year to study in France. She has served on the Westhampton faculty since 1920, with a B A from Newcombe College and a Ph D from the University of Chicago. During summers in 1914 and 1921 she ...
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Virginia Withers
Westhampton College
Withers
France
Westhampton
Newcombe College
University of Chicago
Joint Senior Reception At Westhampton College
Westhampton College hosted a joint reception for Richmond and Westhampton seniors last Wednesday. The event featured a surprise farce by the Junior Class and was organized by Miss Monsell and Mr. Doering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton College
Richmond
Westhampton
Miss Monsell
Doering
Delightful Comedy Mary the Third Tonight at Red Cross Building
Rachel Crothers comedy Mary the Third with prologue is staged tonight at 8 15 in the Red Cross Building. The play is the last this session aside from Hamlet now rehearsed for Commencement. Free admission for Richmond College students who have paid their budget fees.
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Mary the Third
Rachel Crothers
Red Cross
Richmond College
Miss Crothers
Pastor’s School for Ministers Opens June 24
Proofs for the catalogue of the School of Religion for Pastors and Wives have been received and will be approved for printing. The program runs from Monday June 24 to Wednesday July 3 with a faculty from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville and other Baptist leaders. Dr W A Harris of the University of Richmond is Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Religion
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
W. A. Harris
Annual election of sport managers named in spring sports
Annual elections held last Friday named Jamie P. Scott baseball manager and Win F. Carter track manager with Thomas E. Duke and Chick Carbone as baseball and track assistant managers, respectively.
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Jamie P. Scott
Win. F. Carter
Thomas E. Duke
Chick Carbone
Six University of Richmond Alumni Teaching at Staunton
Professors from the University of Richmond attending the Virginia Academy of Science at Staunton were greeted by six Richmond College alumni now teaching at Staunton Military Academy. The former students listed are H. T. Louthan, L. L. Sutherland, Charles M. Edwards, R. E. Biscoe, J. H. Gordon, and Eugene Williams.
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University of Richmond
Virginia Academy of Science
Staunton
Richmond College
Staunton Military Academy
H. T. Louthan
L. L. Sutherland
Charles M. Edwards
R. E. Biscoe
J. H. Gordon
Eugene Williams
Virginia Academy of Science elects new president at Staunton meeting
At the May 11 annual meeting in Staunton, Dr. Garnett Ryland of the University of Richmond was elected president of the Virginia Academy of Science, succeeding Dr. William M. Brown of Washington and Lee University.
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Virginia Academy of Science
Staunton
Garnett Ryland
Univrsity of Richmond
Ryland
William M. Brown
Washington and Lee University
University of Richmond
Rologix Harlan
Virginia Social Science Association
Sweet Briar College
L. R. Geissler
Randolph-Macon Women's College
B.C. L. Miller
Medical College of Virginia
Initiation Ceremonies for Alpha Psi Omega
Alpha Psi Omega held its annual initiation last Thursday. Twelve new members joined, bringing the local chapter to seventeen. New members include W F Berry Charles Stokes juniors Donald R Mann Marion Jones BE L Honts Al Simmons Louis Booth L N Bloomberg Jack Lederer ITI J B Dailey and A W Harrison president of the senior class. Professor H TH Seay was made an honorary member. The fraternity began in August 1925 at State College Pairmount West Virginia and has grown to forty one chapters nationwide.
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Alpha Psi Omega
W. F H. Berry
Charles Stokes
Donald R. Mann
Marion Jones
L. Honts
al Simmons
Louis Booth
L. N. Bloomberg
Jack J. Lederer
ITI
J. B. Dailey
A. W. Harrison
H. TH. Seay
State College
Pairmount
West Virginia
United States
Harlequin Club to Hold Final Dance at University Club
The Harlequin Club of the University of Richmond will host its final dance of the session on Saturday night May 18 at the University Club. Dancing starts at 8 30 to allow Westhampton girls to return to college on time. Seven men were chosen as new members: Bill Carter Holmes Chapman.
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Harlequin Club
University of Richmond
University Club
Westhampton
Bill Carter
Holmes Chapman
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R. W. Weaver
Geo. Waite
Mary Parker
Josephine Tucker
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Ritter
Dailey
Walton
Walker
Stevens, Kincheloe
Malcolm U. Pitt
Prof
Sigma XI Society
Douglas Freeman
Virginia Academy of Sciences
Pastor's School
J. P. Scott
W. F. Carter
Duke
Carbone
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