The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-01
BROWN
New Chapter Of Secret Frazier :
nifty Installed Reception.

Basket ball lovers can enjoy two games
I'm the gymnasium tonight for one ad-
mission. Brown first team plays M j. I.
and Brown second lines up against Provi-
dence Y. M. G. n
Registration for the third term will take
place on Monday and Tuesday, March
Path and 25th on Tuesday the registrars
office will be open until p. m.
The bust OF Mr.. Gardner Colby, revered
trustee OF the university which stood I'm
the presidents Office for some time, has
now been placed I'm Sayles hall.
The bust OF DIR Wayland has been re-
moved from it's former position I'm tho
library 10 the right hand side OF the
platform I'm Sayles hall.
George Dudley Church. a graduate OF
Brown university I'm the class of 80. Is
about to take charge OF boys school
on an historic spot I'm Pennington. Me.
He Is n son OF Principal Church OF the
Peace Street Grammar school, and since
graduation from college, has been very
successful as teacher. having taught in
Maine and at Worcester academy.
The Little Blue" school at Pennington
is on the old homestead estate OF Jacob
Abbott. the Juvenile writer of former
generation. The old house was used for
a school until Il was burned down two
years ago. A new school is TO be built on
the estate and Mr.. Church will take
charge OF IL.
The Brown university chapter OF the
Delta Tau Delta fraternity, entertained
a number Of it's friends with a reception
and dance Thursday night at the Slade
mansion I'm Elmwood. The reception from
| until 3 O clock was followed by a gener-
| Gus number OF dances. which continued
| until the early morning, and even then
the merry dancers were reluctant 10
| cease, and called for extras and encoress
| The occasion was graced by the presence
A .t.Nw INaNtlH lee NJ IV
| 1. French, and Mrs. Edwin l.. Lewis, who
acted as patronesses and assisted In en-
| tertaIning the company. The committed
| OF arrangements, Co whom the success
\ OF the affair was largely due, were Wal
| ter $. Seamans, Jr., Royal y. Jessup ane
| Howland $. Stedman.
! installation and Initiation ceremonies o
Rhode Island Alpha chapter of Phi Kappa
| psi, were held yesterday in Arcanum hall
1 on the corner of Eddy and Weybosse'
! streets.
The charter members include Il stu
! dents OF Brown university. There was
"a large delegation present 10 witness anc
! assist i'm the ceremonies. including Rev
| David H. Greer, D. d., of New York
| formerly pastor OF Grace church In this
| city: Rev Frederick /. Collins, of this
| city Senator William G, Sproul OF Penn
sylvania. DR. Richard r. Bang OF st
! Luke's hospital. New York; Walter l.. Nc
| COrkle, "a New YORK attorneys btpESe IL
| Baker and George B. Baker. Bostol
| lawyers representatives Of the alumni as
! sociations OF New York, Boston and Phil
| a delphia ard active members of the fra
ternity from Columbia. Brooklyn Poly
technic institute. Amherst and Dart
| mouth.
The ceremonies commenced shortl,
after / O'Clock. The candidates We're In
itiated individually. The charter wa
then given by the executive council rep
resented by Vice President Fell am
Archbn Towne.
The ceremony of installation followed
making the Rhode Island Alpha a full
nedged chapter of Phi Kappa Psi.
| Following Is the list OF charter mem
bers Edward X. Aldrich, O2. of Prov
dence: Frederick II. Gabbi, '02, OF Prov
dence; Charles H. Holt. '02. of Paw
tucket: Joseph w. Ince, 'O2. of Prov
dence: Duncan NJ. l.. McPhail, '02. OF BeN
erly. Mass Edgar l.. Ashley, '03 of Med
field. Mass: Stephen III. Easton. 'OS OF Ger
tral Falls: Edward w. Holmes, 03. Of Ne
Bedford. Mass; Nathaniel O. Howard, o
OF Providence: Warran A. Clough, '0i. ,
Groton. Mass; Guy u. Colburn. '0,
Nashua, ~. H.; Leon A. Winslow, 'N.
Revere, Mass. Following the installatio
and accompanying ceremonies, there Wa
: a banquet at Tillinghast's parlors.