The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-15
DO|NGS AT BROWN
Drawing for Spreads Lower
Glass Rivalry Subsidies.

The drawing for rooms for fraternity
spreads resulted as follows: ]. Delta
Kappa Spsilon; ., Alpha Delta Phi; 5.
Delta Upsilon; 4. Delta Tau Delta; 5.
Alpha Tau Omega; 6. Phi Kappa Psi: Z.
Phi Kappa; s. Beta Theta ri; 2. Kappa
Sigma; 10, Fraternity Men: II, Phi
Delta Theta; II, Chi Phi: -, Zeta Psi;
H. Delta Phi; Is, Theta Delta Chi: 16, ri
Phi.
Professor Mrnslerberg OF Harvard gave
a very interesting lecture on knowledge
and Beauty" last evening i'm Sayles hall.
The affair was under the auspices OF the
Philosophical club and attracted large
number
There will be n meeting OF the Wor-
cester High School club this evening at
1880 at the Pease House.
1t has been decided 10 adjourn the inter-
fraternity council indefinitely, subject TO
the future call OF five fraternities The
council has discussed at length the vari-
Gus plans for rushing and pledging men.
but has found no worthy substitute for
the present system. IL has been decided,
therefore that no change is feasible The
records OF the council meetings. and
set OF proposed rules for regulating pledg-
ing will soon be placed In the library for
safe keeping and future reference.
The varsity debate with Syracuse uni
versity is scheduled for Tuesday evening.
April 22d. The Brown debaters are r. j.
Horton, 02; G. r.. Haslam, '02, and +. r.
Bakeman, '0S. who have been hard at
work for several weeks. The judges for
the debate will be chosen from A. r.
Hart, professor OF history in Harvard;
T. y. Cover. professor OF economics at
Harvard; Il. ID. Durand, former secretary
OF the United States industrial commits
sion: III. c. Emery. professor of Political
economy at Yale; w. Il. Ripley professor
OF sociology and economics in the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology; T.. X.
a. Selegman, professor OF political econ
omy and finance in Columbia university;
G. J. Bullock. professor OF economics in
williams college; Arthur Lord of Boston;
j. G.. Brooks. lecturer on enconomics at
Cambridge, Mass, and Willard Fisher of
Wesleyan.
The senior class had its group picture
taken this morning on the steps of VIII
son hall
Today the faculty and the seniors have
the chance at exchanging Junior week
shares for tickets to the various events.
The freshman-sophomor war Is over
and the college IL breathing easy once
more. The class OF 1905 successfully car
ried out its plans and last evening enjoyed
the banquet at the parlors Of Victor Gelb,
About 100 were present and among them
were all those freshmen VIII had been
for "A time in the hands of the sophs.
Some very exciting rescues and escapes
occurred yesterday with the result that
the freshmen attended their banquet with
almost unbroken ranks. Guernsey and
Ahrens were rescued in the afternoon by
n party OF classmates who had heard of
their whereabouts Colgate Hoyt, Jr.,
and Russell Handy related their expert
ences which added fresh fuel 10 the en-
thusiasm OF the evening.
At about o'clock the freshmen started
out from Slater hall on their march down
street. Their route was through George.
Benefit College and Westminster streets
10 their destination. and several sharp
slSirmishcs took place. William n. Barr.
sophomore. WAS captured and taken
10 the banquet rs prisoner OF war Fred
Schwnn acted as postmaster and the
toast list follows: Glass Of 1906" Henry
French Hatch: Football" Alfred Wes-
ley ingalls,, our Friends. the Sophs"
Archie Roy webb; Baseball" Louis G..
Guernsey; our Friends at Pembroke"
William A. Spicer, Jr.; Basketball"
Paul Churchill Dewolf: Debating"
Charles Harvey Klngman: Future Pros
pects,' l.. Price.
The affair closed with the singing of
Alma Mater. the whole class standing.