New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Providence. r. l.. Feb. - (opecia.-The names OF
the seniors who have been appointed to prepare o"
tons for commencement have been announced. Inc
appointments arc based upon scholarship Only tc'
however, OF tp number appointed are chosen 10 ueii'
their orations on commencement day. The following
is a list Of seniors appointed j. ~ Ashton oa'ei"'
Mass: f. o. Bartlett, jr., Providence; A. l.. BeaiS'
Broclton Mass; Charles D. Burrows, providence
Arthur II. Colby, Orange. y. j.; :. p CoiVlh' hlFo'
Point; c. \. Cook, WoonsOckct; f. o. Creosey' Lo'
Angeles Cal f. q. Dexter, Worcester Mass 0eeoer
Edwards, FultOnvllle, n. Y. s. a. Everett ASo.'
Mass: NJ = Tanning, Providence; o. H. Ferris I'm
waukce Wis; J. NJ. Gnraln, Providence; NJ. L. "on'
provderce: " J. Greene Los Angeles, Cal. +. a.
Green North Providence J. T. Greene, Seekonk' has''
f. A. Hicks Providence: +. L. Hnckley, PROVIDENCE
E. j. Holden Chester, Vt; a. b. johnson, Craisto"'
E. H. Johnson East Providence; c. h. Knowles Nov"
York: F. ID. Isle, West Newton, Mass u A.
Meader Pawtucke; NJ. l.. Messer, south Chrlcsuo"n'
y. H.; A. ID. Palmer, IT,. PalSto"' y. H. W. D.
Perry Lakeyille Conn; c. IL. siSson, Water1o"n'
y y: G. h. Sm yNiddefcld, Mass; W. l.. slohc'
Providence A. s. Taylor, Fawtucket; James thompson
Providence; T.. 4. Wilcox, Providence, T. r. Nl"uS"'
Lincoln; C.. VI. Perry, Providence; D. L. "Ho"'0"'
Pawtucket The oraons are limited to 100 "orus "''
must be handed to Professor Sears before April 80
The first Joint concert OF tho season was given III
Music Hall Thursday evening by the Trinity ana brown
pec and banjo clubs. large and appreclatlVe auul-
ence WAS I'm attendance After the concert an lniorinal
rception and supper was rendered the Trinity men az
Tlllnglhsts There about 100 students preS@i''
and after the supper the festivities were coh'ueu "
the form Of postprandial speeches. IoaS'lHa''er
evett presided The following toa'ts were Tespoue''
10: Our Guests X. Pearcc, Trinity, MI bro"h'
Brown II the only alumnus present, rephed Oh oo-
half of the graduates: Strnged Instruments "AHa"i
IT, Paine: Undergraduate Life at lFhlty'' H. O.
Graves: THE Ladies' K. L. Easton, Bdoeodh DIT
HroVuo w. s. Tanning; 80 Tie Joint concert a. H.
Colby oharps and Flats" Mr. Finch, Trinity Ur'oV
ING, from Pawtuckct,7 J. L. Wheaton; Tie Future
+ g. Dexter Al Il late hour The students retufieu u
their COLLEGES, waking the denizcns Of C0lIeSe lil1 W
ih.lr more or IL harmonious singing ana cHecIlle'
The Brown Young Mems CHRISTIAN An7OCi''. i'
Amounted a committee OF threc CONSISTING VI oou9y
ts,ey ard Ferris, lind ont how muc! loleJ %Vi.
b.. reG'ir,d for the erection OF Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association and building The assoc ~. 1H' - =
CO., OF n, work D., in uood Of % bliIdiu5' anu 1t 10
hoped that il may be able 10 carry Out us pans III
The near future. . &c. ,..i,od - hold AN in.
door meet i'm ,ayles Hail. March "a. IL 10 tlTcpS
hourd hat tho interest in athletics among lIS sIuei
uiiy be- aroused "a early ddte, ana men WI" giLi
tram for the intercollegiate meet ~ opI4n@lc.u ~,
NAV I'm order 70 increase the interest III tl contcst
no tx hbition Will be open 10 members 81 ulc -S9L!
pausett Loaf club and the sanitary anu louHS 'c"
CHRISTIAN Association gymuaollnl. - ri, -. Nj,
me western club has elected g. u. Srrio vi . IN
vraILee Wis president, L. O.. Cressey, Los Ahseius
cal vice PRESIDENT IL. b. Mcdan, OF Chclso secrc
tary and i. {. Williams Of Davenport Iowa. uV''"''