The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-30
DOINGS AT BROWN
Invitations TO tho Y. N. c. A.,
Student Conference Sent Out.

The Brown Young Mems Christian as
of Invitations to the colleges aud prepara-
tory schools OF Massachusetts and Rhode
Island 20 attend the annual student con-
ference which Is 10 be held at Providence
on Nov. T. On this account there will be
n larger attendance of delegates than at
any recent gathering OF the sort. Through
| the cooperation OF the city churches the
student delegates will be entertained at
various homes.
| Among the colleges and acadamies to
he represented arei Amherst, Boston
university, Boston University School OF
Medicine, East Greenwich academy,
French American college OF Springfield
Harvard international Training school OF
Springfield. Massachusetts Agricultural
college, Massachusetts, Institute OF Tech
nology, Mt. Hermon school, Newton The
illogical Institute. r. /. State college.
Wesleyan academy, Williams college,
Williston seminary, Worcester academy
and Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
Manager Powell of the Sophomore foot
ball team will take his men to East
Greenwich Saturday. BY special ar
rangement with the Athletic associa ton
the Sophomores will play Worcester
academy OIL Andrews field Saturday,
Nov. s. and the admission will be by
season ticket. Other games are with
Friends school, Harvard Sophomores, and
OF course. with the Brown Freshmen
The team as lined up yesterday was:
l.. e.. Hines: l. t.. McGeough: |. e., Ave-
rocker, Seddon; c., Meredith; r. e.,
Brown, Hascall; q. b.. Hanson. Butler;
l. h. b.. Marble; T. b.. Captain Damon
Fearey; +. h. b., Richards
The squad VIII soon be reinforced by
H. Golfer. Wilcox, Ingalls, and Hunt,
now out playing against the varsity
The Freshmen showed up about 30
strong and went through all kinds OF
practice. There are a lot of fast men.
but they are all very light. Belding and
Clark did the punting and had pretty
fair distance. Pattee, Huntley. Powell,
O'Reilly. Belding. Burgess, Clark. Kelly,
Smith. Mason. Tolson, Williams. Wether-
ell. Jones, Tarleton, Brown, Conley.
Crowell. Davenport. Flagler. Jackovitz,
Larry. Mcintyre and Pearsall were out.
Eliot @. Parkhurst OF this city is manager
OF the team.
The students of the engineering depart
ment went TO look through the William
A. Harris Steam Engine company's plant
yesterday AFTERNOON. Instructor T. M
Phetteplace conducted the inspection
Charles H. Bailey. 03 has returned 10
college. He has been confined 10 his
home with malaria since the beginning
OF the term.
The Dartmouth Freshmen have been
trying 10 arrange a game with Brown
'06. II Is not definitely decided as yet.
Professor Walter G.. Bronson OF the
English department addressed the weekly
Y. NJ. G. A. meeting last night His topic
was Moral Factors In the Attainment OF
Truth" Professor Bronson said he would
pass over the commonly mentioned traits
OF justice, charity. etc, and he dwelt
advocated serenity and cheerfulness.
ton. and patience. of which the active
trait In perseverance.
DR.. Faunce has now returned from the |
mt Princeton. In chapel |
bis morning he gave short talk on his |
Visit. He first mentioned the beautiful |
weather and the splendid ceremony.
The three addresses were remarkable.
President Patton was enthusiastic, with |
cordial greeting for his successor Grover /
the second speaker, empha-
sized the importance of character In edu-
,atioii. The last address, by President |
Wilson, empha sized the fact that colleges
leal not with mems fortunes. but with
heir spirits
In closing DIR. Faunce said that Prince |
on's two great contributions to Ameri- |
IAN life are careful conservatism and
In unfinching loyalty 10 college.