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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
6
Fragmented reader questions and humorous verses from Auntie Re Hash feature in brief column pieces. The notes mix romance queries about kissing and dating with light humor about students and social life, including a playful poem about Adam and Eve.
Richmond College’s Student Government Association held a regular meeting in the chapel. Announcements covered freshman elections and U R players practice. two freshmen were assigned daily to work in the telephone root.
Varle Hashall was named winner of the handshaking contest after several top campus participants were barred. Six four minute dates, three by the girls and three by the boys, offered chances for new acquaintances during the event. A negro quartet performed at intermission.
Dr Beverly Tucker of St Pauls Church Richmond spoke to the Westhampton YWCA in the blue room Thursday evening on Christ the Scholar Teacher. He traced Christ’s nature and shared humorous anecdotes from his experiences.
Eugene K. Ritter won the freshman presidency with a full slate of officers elected. Paul Scarborough became vice president while T A Savage served as senator and FE Carlton as secretary. Dan Beger is treasurer Buxton annual representative and Leary historian. Buxton was the sole town member to win an officer post.
An orchestra enhanced the evening as refreshments were served during the sixth date, marking the most important social function of the year. The event was described as the best student government reception in the institution's history.
Westhampton Music Club gathered in the drawing room last Monday night with president Georgie Mae Crews welcoming new members and outlining plans. Eleanor Sanford performed two vocal selections and Florence Smith with Margaret Barker offered two violin duets in their Westhampton debut before an appreciative audience.
The League for Industrial Democracy meets today in Room G at 3 o clock for its second gathering of the year. J Marshall Snellings will lead a discussion on The Waste in Production followed by member debate. All interested in social problems and industry are invited.
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