Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-21
PHoFAAND MRS. sBoATwRIGHT En-
TERRAIN FOOTBALL MEN.
DEBATE WITH WAKE FOREST.
.4chnaond College Representatives
in Trim for Thanksgiving oratori-
ca1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mud the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tennis to the
r,oEt:

A reception was tendereu '4'0 ~ -
men df Richmond College by Fre s
and Mrs Boatwright last evening rom :
until f. The men were warmly WEI
comeds and many young ladies we're pres.
ent pr. Boatwright made sf'ofe
speeclJ in which he congratulated Tue
team ION its fine work in having won
the CUP for the eastern division OF the
state After various games had been en-
gagged in. light refreshments were 80. veo
Some 3of the fairers sex present were
Misses Clark, Harris Broaddus' otnltli'
Sinton, Bowie, and others
Richmond College will engage In pub
lie debate with Wake Forest C0iiese ~
Raleigh on Thanksgiving-Day. ne men
representing Richmond College are Lane
Lacy. of the Mu Sigma Rho Society," ana
T. w. Kincheloe Of the Philologlan 30
cietv. The question is: "ResolVed. Ihae
American honor demands the grantins o.
independence to the Ftlp1nos WI" ~
Richmond College on the affirmative To-
morrow night in the chapel this cues
ton will be debated in the affirmative
by the men who will attend Wake FOR
est and on the negative by ROSS, OF Au
Sigma Rho and Pearson, Of Phllo!oglan'
The two societies have placed much con-
f1dence in their men, who are Tue oest
been elected secretary to the DEBATE.
The Richmond College second team will
meet the West End Tigers on the grid
iron at Broad-Street Park this afternoon.
The Scrubs are now in good cond1tlon'
and are confident of downing their an
tagonists. This game will uundouoteoly
be all interesting one, for Captain Lewis,
of the Scrubs" and Russell, the crack
full of the West End team, are each
confident of victory. The odds seem TO
be slightly in favor of the scrubs, as
they defeated the Petersburg A. c. team
by a score Of Is to Q, while Petersburg
defeated West End by 10 to O.
The fraternites at Richmond College
have been very active this year, ana
many new men have been conducted with
in the mystic bonds. One OF tie most
notable events of late in the fraternity
world was the initiation few days ago
Of DR.. S. c. MITCHELL into Phi Gamma
Delta Dr. Mitchell is one of the ablest
members of the faculty, and is much
loved by the student body. Others 1nltl-
ated are: Pi Kappa Alpha, Samuel Lack.
of Richmond: Kappa Sigma. 6. R. Not
tinEham. of Northampton. and Charles
]. Ford, of I.oudoun: Kappa Alpha, j.
M Powell and B. c. Snead, of South
Boston; Phi Gamma Delta, West, OF
Baltimore, Md: Phi Kappa Sigma.
Carey, of Richmond.
Tennis is about to begin on new basis
at Richmond College. For many years
the Tennis Association has lived as
separate and distinct body from the gen.
eral Athletic Association. 4 movement
is now on foot to incorporate the Tennis
Association into the Athletic Association.
at the last meeting of the Athletic AS
ISOLATION Mr.. Robert B. East, Of South
Boston. offered resolution to the effect
that the Tennis Association be made a
part of the Athletic Association. The
resolution is lying on the table till the
next meeting. President Jennings
appointed a committee consisting Of
Messrs Carver, Pollard, and Pearson, to
look into the resolution and to make
a report thereon a. the next Meeting. 1t
is generally understood that this resou-
ton will be adopted. All the tennis
players are heartily in favor of 1t.