The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-17
BROWN
Worcester Meet Entries Com
ing Debate-- Other Items.

Manager Southworth has announced the
following entries for the Worcester meet
which is TO be held May cath: Running
Broad jump, +. Wv Greene, Cooper. Smith,
b. II. Green; high jump, Il. *. Smith,
f. w Greene; bicycle race, Brown, Deni-
co, Francis: hammer throw. Webb; short
put, Webb; discus throw, Ehmke, Has
call. Webb; lOO-yard dash, Barker. Coop
er, Beckwith, Southworth; 22o-yard dash,
Barker. Cooper Beckwith, Southworth;
i4O-yard dash, Schwinn, Lamkie; SsO-yard
run, Pierce, Sandager; one-mile run,
Doughty, Handy. Pierce, Jennings; two
mile run, Doughty, Handy, Pierce, Jen-
nings.
The debate with Dartmouth comes next
Tuesday at Hanover. The first and sec
ond teams have been practicins constant
ly I'm preparation for the contest ana
should show the effects of good training
Last Tuesday night the varsity team
went to the Providence Y. NJ. c. A,
where they scored an easy victory over
a local team Mr. Hammond Lamont,
a former Brown professor, gave the team
much valuable help during his recent visit
here. -
1t has been announced that Hon. Will
liam Vail Kellen of the class OF lSI2, Will
address the annual meeting OF the alufnni
at Commencement.
Mr. Kellen is a lawyer of wide reputa-
ton and has written several books on
law topics He is one OF Browns most
representative alumni and is greatly In
terested I'm the university. lie was chalt'
man of the committee which was so sue
essful In obtaining the endowment fund.
Among his gifts to the university Pc
haps the most priced is the valuable coll
lection OF works on international law
which has been founded In honor OF
Henry Wheaton, LII. D., Brown, 1878.
who will be the subject OF Mr.. Kellen's
address at Commencement.
The Glass Day committee announces
that the invitations have arrived and VIII
be given out the last of the month. AS
usual Reeves orchestra will pro
vide music in the morning i'm Sayles hall
and the band i'm the afternoon and even
pg The afternoon concert Will be very
enjoyable this year as there Will be more
numbers on the program. After the
promenade concert the senior class VIII
hold their class dinner at Gelbs. The
suggestion has been made that the clas
nIant a white birch this year but the ex
act place on the campus has not yet been
determined upon.
The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity is hold
ing its annual convention this week at
Washington. ID. c. The following mem
bers of the Brown chapter are In attend
ance: Thomas Burgess. '02; j. r. Bar
stow, 'O2; J. Il. Llttleheld, '02; II. *. Met
calf '02; J. III. Cady, '03; III. M. Cobo' Oo'
and c. r. Walworth, 'O3
While several members OF the track
team were practicing with the discus
Yesterday afternoon on Lincoln neld.
Fleming, junior, was struck on the
head by the missile. No serious injury
resulted. but rather ugly wound was left
on the forehead
last night al the Crown hotel the local
society of ri Phi was installed as Pi Rho
chapter OF Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity.
This is one OF the largest fraternities ana
has chapters i'm 56 colleges.
Professor Daniel ORegan of w. +. l.
had charge OF the ceremony or installa-
ton. He was assisted by Adolp J. var
relmann, George w. Eddy, Theo Brown
Edward l.. stone. Harry w. Moorehouse
Harold l.. Bloch. Philip Loft, II. NJ
Chickering and Norman G. Davis of the
phi Iota chapter at Worcester, Harry i.
Low and Alfred w. Friend Of NJ. !. Il,
*. II. Fenning OF Trinity, James w
Campbell. Richard l.. Childs, Edward A
Stillman. w. H. Lamphrecht I'd and
Mortimer n. Judd of Yale and Clarence
NJ. Eddy OF Brown.
The ri Phi fraternity which now enters
phi Gamma Delta, was organized In
April. 1901. and has stood during the last
wear as a local society at Brown. It's
members are: Abel II. Corbin, O2; wind
sor p Daggett. 90: William r. Il. Davey.
O2: William A. Hill. 'O2; Percival II. Bake
man. '0S: Tilden n. stearns, 'O3; George
Newcomb. 03; sherman a. Allen, oS,
Manning z. Van Nostrand, '03 Robert
r. Longweu. '03: Irving j. Beckwith. Oi;
Arthur l.. Patch. '0i; Clarence Nj. Thomp-
con ni. Eugene NJ. Wilson, 'W. James w.
Flctrber O5: Charles J. Mitchell, '05;
Harris w. Breeder. 'o5; Harry J. Thomp-
son. '05: Leroy +. Bliss. Edgar A. Beatty.