The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-09
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

The first Tuesday in October was the day
on which, according TO the new consti-
tuition Of the athletic association,
meeting Will be held for the election OF
the board of directors. The board OF
directors is to consist of two members
from the faculty, three alumni, two
seniors, one junior, and one sophomore.
This uniiicatIon OF athletics at Brown
goes into effect today and accordingly
mass meeting of the students was called
yesterday after chapel. John s. Muir
dock was elected temporary chairman.
A committee was appointed to make list
OF nominations. TIE meeting was then,
adjourned. Ii Is the purpose OF the new
association that this board of directors
have practical control OF the affairs OF
the association, choosing the other OFF,
GERS of the association and making
recommendations OF team managers and
making general supervision OF all the
athletic interests of the college.
The following are the Fraternity dele
cations for this year.
Psi Upsllon-W. p. Comstock, q. ID.
Hale, +. e. Richmond, I'd, r. B. weeden,
Stubert, M. White, r. Thayer, '9s, r.
w. Mason, Jr.
zeta Psi-P. e. Aldrich, 9s, r.. NJ.
Ives, n. IL. Kennedy, f. III. Tillinghast,
II. II. Wilkinson, IL. Ostby, M. l.. Chad
sey, Lloyd Brown, M. b. Brown.
Theta Delta Chi--J. q. Chase, l.. Bar
ker, Charles Hull, J. A., Burlington, 4.
A. Parks.
Alpha Delta Phi-D. III. Atwater, j.
w. Campbell, r. Heath, ID. g. Hill, Il.
Hill, j. ID, Hunt, j. ID. Sagge.
Delta Kappa Epsilon-J. l. Pevear, n.
f. Barker, II. Greene, j. Dyer, r. A.
Soule, K. Talbot, Ii. v. Hazeltine, A.
Stout.
Delta Upsilon-L II. GsmmeIl s6, e.
Hnapnar Mood AhofHQld y
W. Murphy, q. w. Baylies.
Beta Theta Pi-W. G. Brewer, N X.
Bryant, Il. J. Dunno, X. s. Howe, l.. r.
Holmes, A. j. McConnico, +. A. Sim
mons, G. s. Remington.
PHI Delta Theta-H. F. Clarke, N. T.
Elmer, N. III. Clifford, II. j. Grin, Jr., ID.
III. Hail, T. N. Phetteplsce, X. +. Viles.
Delta Phi-William II. Morse, '9S, James
Charles b. Dana, r. W. Baker, Roswell
Ii. johnson, Oliver p. Hussey.
Alpha Tau Omega. X. wellman,
John +. Casey, George Goulding, O.. w.
Dana, Carl +. Schippe.
The following communication hss-been
received by Lieutenant Baxter from John
Bigelow, Jr., in command at M. l. t.:
Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology,
Boston, Oct. 3, 1895.
My DEAR BAxTER-What do you say to
having a competitive drill between your
battalion and miner Pardeo, when here.
spoke to me about II with the apparent
desire that II be arranged, and IL you ap-
prove the general idea We can coon ar
range the details. i would suggest that
the drill take place here, 90 We have .
larger hall than you have In Providence,
and that the financial management be
left to US, your battalion coming % our
guests. ~
We had q contest last spring with Har-
ward, on the plan suggested abovs.
Very sincerely yours,
J. BIoELow, JR.
Banjo Club: Banjorines, II. II. Clark,
'99; G. b. Dana, '99; q. NJ whipple, '97
Bsnjos, X. 4. Barker, 80; G. II. Schipbc,
'09; A. M. Greenwood 'g8. Guitars, w.
II. Csdy, E. A. Robinson, A. A. Multi
gan. f
John r. Howard of Boston, Shakes
pcareian impersonator, has been engaged
for q course Of three recitals from shakes
peare- Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet the
beauties of Shakespeare. These readings
will be given In Ssyles' Hall, Friday
evening, October IS, and the two follow
ing Wednesday evenings. October 2S and
80. Mr.. Howard has given these rscitals
with great success at Boston and through
out New England and New York, end
they have everywhere been received With
marked appreciation and satiefactisn.
These readings are for the benefit Of the
Women's College building frod: The
committee attending to the tIokete are
Il. A. Locke, '96, II. Il. Huss, 80 end u
Il Coughla 'g