The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25
DOINGS AT BROWN
TreasuraT's Report on the Coach
Ing Fund college Notes.

Martin s. Tanning. treasurer OF the
Brown Athleuc association, has sent In
the following repor, OF the coaching fund:
Receipts-Cash from alumni and business
men OF Providence. 1890: interest, si4Ss;
total, si,4O4ss. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
circulars and envelopes. 1888; postage,
SO; coaches for baseball, $3.50; TO Gam
mons, Murphy. Hunt and Chase, for
coaching football team, N.o5o: total.
s.. .23s.93; balance carried forward. sls5 s5;
money pledged not yet paid. s23e: total.
s40495
Note-ss50 OF the si.050 has not as yet
been pad to the football coaches: the
payment has been authorized and will be
made before the close OF the season.
MARTIN 8. TANNING,
Treasurer.
Approved by the board of directors OF
the B. L. coaching fund, Prof Courtney
Langdon. Col, Frank w. Matteson, Ed
ward II. Weeks, William o. Banding
Charles Weaver.
Tonight in Manning hail Prof James
Quayle Dealey will give the third OF the
series OF faculty lectures. His topic 10
Political Tendencies in the United
Statesr The people OF Providencs are
cordially invited.
U.
though the men who played in the Dart
mouth game still complain OF being tired.
Among Browns loyal supporters at
Manchester was Mr.. A. M Gammell. class
of Al, OF Providence. Mr.. Gammell Is
s6 years OF age.
Mr.. r. L. Olmsted OF Brooknne. Mass.
and Professor William r. Ware OF CO.
lumbia university. New York. have each
spent a day at the university last week
advising regarding the location OF the new
buildings and the laying out OF Lincoln
Ned. All changes in the grounds, and all
plans for the proposed buildings are by
vote OF the corporation. submitted either
to Mr.. olmsted or Professor Ware.
The combined musical clubs will give a
concert at Worcester, Mass, Thanksgiv-
ing evening in Association hall. under
the auspices Of the Worcester Y. NJ G.
A. The following night they are TO give
q concert at Gardner. Mass. At both
places a great deel OF pleasure Is anti
cipated as 81 Is reported that all the seats
20. the instrumental and glee quartets.
with Hoffman. reader. will give a concert
at Shelburn Falls. Mass.
Miss Helen Chapman Webster has been
appointed as assistant cataloguer In the
university library. She will devote her
time mainly ito the great collection OF
pamphlets containing much valuable his
tprical material hitherto unclassifed.
Tomorrow afternoon in the Pembroke
gymnasium basketball teams represent
ing the Freshman and Senior classes will
lineup against each other In the contest
for the trophy cup. This Is the final
game. and the winner In the champion
team OF the college, and will have pos
session OF the cup.
The college book store company an
nounces that the official Brown calenoar
for 1908 will soon be ready for distribu-
tion. Experience gained in producing
successful calendars in former years has
made II possible to issue better and
more characteristic number than ever
A special feature has been made OF the
cover. where an original design printed
in three colors embodies a view OF the
Van Wickle memorial gates. The inside
sheets, six in number. are printed in two
colors, and illustrate all phases OF college
activ ~. The faculty is represented by
Deai Meiklejohn. a fine vignetted half
tone of him appearing on the first sheet.
The athletic teams. with individual cuts
OF the captains. are all represented. In
cluding n large half-tone OF this season \
squad.
In addition the calendar contains many
varied pictures OF Brown scenes tnai
make Il as interesting to a graduate as ~
the undergraduate. The size Is 9% by
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