The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-01

AZ the close OF the institute exercises
in Infantry hall last evening former
President Andrews OF Brown, now chan-
celior OF Nebraska university, was ac-
corded reception in sayles han by the
faculty OF that institution.
About 500 students OF the university
gathered on South Main street and as
pr Andrews came down the steps es-
corted by President Faunce and PROFESSOR
Appleton the restrained vocal SOUNDS
we're aired in loud. hearty and continuous
cheers. As ex-Presldent Andrews stepped
into the carriage awaiting him. the stu
dents removed their hats gave yells Tor
"Rcnnie Andrews" and sang college 4
songs while the line was being formed
Finally. with the upper classmen at the
head the presidents carriage IN the
middle. and the under classmen ana sew
eral hundred citizens following, the pro-
cession started up South Main street and
up College hill. red fire being profusely
burned along the route. Az the top oi
the hin the line continued up Prospect
street by the front OF the campus, and
then reversed and went back TO the van
Wyckle memorial gates. The line or stu
dents passed through the gates ana 10 the
rear campus. while the carriage and IT'S
occupants tarried short time. until
the walk leading from Manning to sayles
hall The escort then returned to the
gate and led the guests through ana
around the end of University hail 10 the
double line of students.
The present prex and his predecessor
s.hafted freely until they reached the line
of students Every hat was removed
as the guests passed between the mes
and when Dr. Andrews reached Sayles
stems speech was asked for. He turned,
removed his hat and said he felt grateful
for the reception which had been tend
cred him. After few words, inter-
mingled with cheers. he disappeared 10
the rooms upstairs, and the students ana
spectators Joined in song OF welcome
10 sBenniev The echoes of the songs
and Wells did not cease until the reception
was well under way. and then the stu
dents eager 10 complete the celebration
I'm glorious manner. gathered wood
from different sources and buht honrres.
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the German department. IN saves hal
and was an informal suair ana the eniire
company enjoyed refreshments just ne
fore the gathering left the building the
students returned from their celebration
on lincoln field ana entered the main
han OF Sayles and called for a speech,
Dr. Andrews entered the balcony and
smoke to the students below, and when
he had finished speaking President
Faunce Nas called for and he stepped up
I'm ihe balcony for a brief address APP
propriate 10 the occasion. The students
then dispersed and Dr. Andrews was cs-
corfod To the University club. where ne
will remain while in the city.
This morning he addressed the Nouns
women ~ Pembroke haii at chapel ex'
ercises and left on the 10 o'clock trair
for Boston. lie viii return this evening
and address the studeutS of The uuiversitS
proper az chapel exercises tomorrow
morning.
ADDRESS IN INFANTRY HAIL.
~ Chancellor T. Benjamin Andrews o
f.iuroin Nebraska formerly the prcsideu
Of Brown university had any liugerini
so,,bt, concerning the place he holds "a
IN. hearts Of Providence people the
,uuef have horn completely dispelle'
when he surveyed the great 9udieno
which greeted him at Infantry hall, las
evening. Long before The time an
uounced for Or Andrews to speak ever
seat in Infantry halt was takeu
Seated upon th~ platform. with IN
speaker. were President FaunCs OF Brow
university Dr ~ s Tsrbell and The pre-
sidng Officer ~ The r. J. Institute Lewi
D. Neader
Iu brief spcect complmcntsry 20 ~
Audreps and voicug the cordial Weicom
81 ihe " D. tnSutute ~ instruction Mi
Meadcr introduced him 80 Inc guest q
~. institute ana the speaker of Tho eVe
riur Natursny. an ovation was forth
coming frpm The audience 40 which ID
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