The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
DOINGSAT BROWN
Items Of Interest From Ancient
Institution on the Hill

There will be a meeting of the football
team In 6 University hall this evening
at o'clock for the purpose OF electing a
captain for next year.
The sophomore class has voted that
sweaters be purchased for the members
OF the class baseball team.
The date OF the Harvard Brown football
game next fall Is Oct. % at Cambridge.
No game has been scheduled with Sy-
racuse for next year.
The class day invitations have arrived
and were given out today at the Herald
office between 1880 and 2:45. Each senior
is entitled TO Is invitations as soon as the
third instalment Of his class tax has been
paid.
The concert on Monday evening was the
last OF the series of these musical events
which have been even more popular this
season than ever before. The increased
interest I'm the campus concerts has been
a natural consequence OF the excellent
programs which have been rendered, and
the management and members of the
Symphony are 10 be congra tulated upon
their success In providing this pleasant
form OF entertainment for students and
their friends.
A company known as the Bennington
Security company of Bennington. VT, has
been formed with the following Brown
alumni as officers: X. G.. Graves, '9s,
president; c. NJ. Graves, '95, vice presi-
dent; w. ID. Forbes, 90, treasurer; X. G.
Turner, ex-'0l, member OF the board OF
directors.
The following members OF the Fresh
man baseball team have been awarded
their class numerals: Guernsey. Dewolf.
Wells. ongalls. Powell. ostby. Campbell,
Hopkins. Welch Hoyt, Ehmke. Norris.
Mitchell, Vaudeville and Farnum.
The following communication appeared
in yesterdays edition OF the Brown Daily
Herald:
ITO the Editor OF The Herald:
Il wish TO request you to publish this
public apology TO the student body OF
Brown university for my offence. which
1 knowingly committed and boasted of,
on Friday evening, May 23 by wearing
a straw hat down town before Memorial
Day A. c. MAXFIELD. 'O5."
One Of the unwrittsn laws of the college
is that mo freshman shall wear a straw
hat until Memorial Day"
1t is a peculiar coincidence that all four
OF the baseball teams which play on An
drews field this week defeated a member
of the big Four" last Saturday. Brown
won from Yale, Illinois defeated Prince
ton, Cornell scored a victory over Penn
sylvania and Holy Cross shut out Har-
ward. This would seem 10 point to three
good contests this week. Probably Leland
will pitch today and Saturday. Hatch
being saved for Cornell on Friday.
Tonight the Delta Sigma Sorority gives
an informal dance 10 it's friends at Penn
broke hall.
On Memorial Day Cornell plays here
and will undoubtedly prove a strong OPP
ponent. on Saturday Brown plays Holy
Cross at Worcester and will have 10 work
hard for victory. Clifford has been tried
behind the bat lately In order 10 ensure
a ready substitute for that position I'm
case both Abbott and Phillips should be
out of the game.
The May Brunonian Is out and al the
June Sumber is entirely devoted TO Class
Day addresses and happenings.
This is the last regular issue of the
year. 1t is fully up TO the high standard
which the magazine has maintained
throughout the year.
DR. Charles Value Chaplin, &c, gave a
very interesting lecture last evening In
Rhode Island hall on The Solution OF
the Yellow Fever Problems in Havana"
Mr.. +. II. jackson will give a Farewell
Talk" at the \. NJ. c. A. meeting this
evening which will be held at o'clock.
The picture of the entire baseball squad
will be taken at.Andrews field this after
noon just before the game.