The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-15
DOINGS AT BROWN
frat0rnities Have Made SeIec.
tionS From Freshman Glass.

The fraternities have now made their
selections from the entering class, and
the following men are wearing the pledge
ribbons:
Alpha Delta Phi-Oliver H. Booth. 'oi
Poughkeepsie. N. Y; Stephen b. Ames.
'o6. Providence: BENJAMIN c. Baker, 'O6
Providence; Aylesworth Brown. 'o6.
Providence; Alexander M. Burgess. St
Adams. VT; Gerald A. Cooper, Provi-
dence; Homer W. Guernsey. Poughkeep-
sic. N. Y; Charles d. Mercer. Providence;
Evan Bucklin Owen, Providence; Edwin
r. Peck. Pittsfisid. Mass.
Delta Phi-Sidney r. Bellows, O6 CO.
nimicut, X. l.; William r. Lightboey.
Manchester. N. H.: Eliot G. Parkhurst.
Providence: William T. Pearson, Fall
River, Mass; Emery NJ Porter. Provl-
dence; Gustavus A. Russ, Norwich. Conn.
Delta Upsilon-Leonard w. Cronkhite,
Greenwich, ". Y; Harris NJ Barbour.
Wallaston, Mass; George T. Colony.
Keene. N. H.; Joshua w. Mason, Tren-
ton. N. j.; l.. A. Prouty. Auburn. Mass.
Walter ID. Swafruld. Jersey City. N. j..
Theodore z. Tolson. Kent Island. Md.
Richard d. Tucker. Newburyport. Mass.
Ralph c. whitmack. Wilmington. Del
Psi Upsilon-Chester w Smith. wor-
cester. Mass. Edgar w Akin. Carlisle,
Ind; Gardner T. Hart. Concord Junction.
Mass; Edwin T. Morris. New York
city; Robert l.. Knight. Providence: Flor
ence John Price. Providence: Philip
Schaffner. Chicago, H.; Mewyn s. Shaw,
Amherst. Mass.
Beta Theta Pi-Geo. w. Hoffman. Jr..
Providence: Albert w. Clanin. Provi-
dence; Robert e. Hawkins, Attleboro.
Mass; Prescott T. Hill, Providence:
Leigh Lynch. Mckinley. Oklahoma; VIII
liam II. Roberts. Attleboro; William q.
Slocum. Newport; Harry l.. Williams.
Scranton, Pa.
Delta Kappa Epsilon-Frederick r. Bel
dina, Malone. n. Y; Hume e. Flasler.
N. Y. Lucian D. Fuller.
Harry e. Pearsall. Oxford,
~ Y: Paul W. Mattison. Providence.
Theta Delta Chi-Thomas A Welch.
Lynn. Mass; John II. Joyce. Brockton.
Mass: George r. Krause. Lebanon. Pa. |
Chi Phi-Robert I. Jameson, Provi- |
ience: James o. Cook. Rumney. N. H.; |
Arthur l.. Flagg. Woonsocket; Homer E. |
Hunt. Fairfax. VT: Arthur c. King. |
Mass; Clinton A. Pray. Brook |
yn, Conn.
Russ, the star right. who was hurt In |
ackling the dummy Tuesday, is better |
low. 1t Is doubtful II he will be able |
o play Saturday.
The following Pembroke girls have been
admitted TO the Komians as result of |
his falls trials Misses Henrietta Bra
;eau, Hope Devenish, Mary Brennan,
Alice Tillinghast and Alice Traver.
Professor William Mcdonald OF the l
history department gives the midweek |
ak tonight on the subject OF Patriot
sm."
building are Clarke. Spaulding Howe,
,f Providence. The plans have been |
submitted to Professor Ware OF Columbia
college as consulting architect The
will stand on the south side OF
lincoln field, and will contain all the |
atest appliances for instruction on me-
:hanical engineering
The cataloguing of the various depart
mental libraries of Brown Slows that
here are 1920 books under control OF
he departments:
Astronomical. 472: Biblical 1000: biologi-
al. 100: botanical. 20o chemical. 400:
classical, 400: drawing. 10; educational.
90; engineering. 1900; English, 20; Ger
manic, 65o0; mathematical 5S5: Pembroke,
500; physical, $50: romance. 1000; total.
6. .2o2.
The new directories OF the faculty and
are now ready for distribution.
The totals show: Graduate students, "a:
eniors, 113: juniors. 119; sophomores. 100;
reshmen. 20S specials. 56 Womens col
ege. 176; total. 926.
The statistics for the womens college
re: Seniors. %; juniors. 80; sophomores,
3; freshmen. 80; special, "a; total, l76