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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
6
A lively campus feature recalls late night chatter at Mrs Mat and Coat Exchange about Lyric actors and large playhouses. It spars with gags about eggs hatching in distant venues and sketches student life with poems and mock advice to the Lovelorn column.
Members Taylor Frazier F R Swanson Dave Miller R Benjamin Cheatham and George H McGraham will carry on the group's standards with others to be elected soon.
Westhampton College Y W C A heard Dr. Carver, a noted author and philanthropist, speak about Christianity elevating women. He described views from Europe and Asia including China where he claimed no girls schools existed before missionaries. The crowded meeting left students with much to ponder.
Regular League for Industrial Democracy meeting at 3 pm in Administration Room G features J Marshall Snelling discussing The Tragedy of Waste. An open forum follows as members share viewpoints on criticisms of the existing social and industrial order.
Tower stall continues work for the 1926 annual with upperclassmen portraits this month. All pictures must be completed by October 31 as new features are anticipated for the 1926 Web.
Omicron Delta Kappa at the University of Richmond held a meeting of Epsilon Circle in the new William Byrd Hotel. Many members were away for the Richmond Johns Hopkins football game, so no major business occurred. The next meeting is set for Friday at 5 oclock at the William Byrd Hotel to discuss plans.
Calvin J. Robinson presided as vice-president in K C Walden's absence at a Richmond College student government meeting in the auditorium. Speakers included W R Vaiden who urged connected telephones among sister colleges and a bridge across the lake to join the two institutions.
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