The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
DOINGSAT BROWN
Trials for Debating Team Series
OF Public Lectures.

The trials for the position on the fresh
man debating team took place this even
Ing. Quite a number OF men have hand
ed their names to the committee, and IL
Is Understood that some OF these are var
sity material The order OF speaking Is
as follows: Meade, Hawkins Bloom
auist. Robinson. McGough, Sidden, Hun,
zaslavsky Hulse, Marble spicer. King
man.
The names OF those who were successful
In the sophomore trials last week will not
be announced until the freshman team
has been chosen.
Student advisers for the present have
been appointed; about thirty members of
the faculty have sgniied their willing
ness 10 act in this capacity. The plan
Is 10 get every member Of the freshman
class assigned TO some member OF the
faculty, who will act as a special coun-
selor and friend and give advice when
eyer required, not only concerning courses
of study. but also in all matters. public
or private. The chief object Is To culti-
Nate "A more perfect fraternal relation be
tween the instructors and students and
give them personal acquaintance with
each other
Pembroke hall Is to be especially IA
Nored By the presence OF DIR. Andrews
Friday morning he Is 10 lead the regular
chapel exercises The usual program
VIII be omitted In order 10 give him more
Time for his address. He has also sent
word that he would be AZ Pembroke be-
tween $50 and $50 Saturday afternoon.
As result. the Young ladies are sparing
no efforts TO give him and Mrs. Andrews
a rousing reception The following COM
mittce on arrangements has been appoint
ed Louella u. Fiheld. o., chairman;
Annie Cheever. 90: Mae Stenhouse. 'pt,
and Alice Manchester. %. one from each
class mas been chosen I'm order that the
whole women's college may be impartslly
represented.
Further eifts amounting 10 $50 have
been contributed 10 buy books for the IL
brary az the Womens college.
W. r Harlow. ~. has been taken to
the Rhode Island hospital. The doctors
pronounce his case appendicitis
All Brown men will be interested 10
learn that ex-capt Dave Fultz, 9s IS
keeping Hp his brilliant record on the
gridiron lie is playing on the Home
stead team and i'm their game last Sat
urday with Ohio Medical university he
caught long kickoff on his own 5-yard
line and ran los wards through the whole
opposing team FOR touchdown.
During the last year many requests
citizens OF Providence for a larger oppor-
tunity TO listen To members OF the faculty
and to meet them personally.
I'm response 70 these requests he has
arranged o brief course Of lectures, which
will be given In Manning hall at O'Clock
on Tuesday evenings during November
and December. They are all on timely
topics and discuss principles and tenden-
cies now potent in American life. The
lectures win all be open to the public and
at the close of each one an opportunity
will be given 10 meet the speaker. The
lectures and speakers are follows;
Nov. 12-"rammany Hail. by Prof
Hammond Lamont of the New York
Evening Post.
Nov. l9--rJohn Brown of Ossawatomie.
ny William Macdonald, professor of his
tory
Nov 2s-"'rhe Influences Of Science on
Modern English Poetry" by Walter
Cochrane Bronson. professor OF English
literature
Dec a-"Friedrlck Nietzsche." n study
or Ethics of Might" Walter Goodnow
Everett. professor Of philosophy and nat
ural theology.
Dee l0--"Industrial Changes in the
United States Since 1890 Henry BraNton
Gardner. professor or political economy
Dec. 1.-THE Present Condition OF the
World Politics George Grafton Wilson,
professor Of social and political science.