The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
DOINGS AT BROWN
Program for the Student Con.
fsrHnc0.- Other College Notes.


The following program will be followed
In the student conference held at the coll
lege tomorrow:
s;l5. welcome In behalf OF the Brown
Young Mems Christian association: $50.
greeting from the university. President
w. II. Il. Faunce. LII. D.: 10. The Col
lege and the Preparatory school," Rich
ard Edwards. Yale; 1890, "Philanthropic
Enterprises as an Agency OF the Student
Association" q. +. Huggins. Harvard
IL; 80, Our Two States Brotherhood" I"
George s. Budd. intercollegiate state sec
retary; n:@S. Missions" Harry Wade
Hicks. Boston; ta) The Missionary
Idea (b) Mission study" cc) Per
sonal Responsibility" 1880. luncheon: 2
Bible study" Henry p Wright. Yale;
ive-minute papers (a) How to Keep up
the Attendance, Il. Al. Smith, Williams;
(b) How 10 Extend the Work" III. l.;
taylor, Amherst; .,cl bible Study and
Personal Work" j. r. Smiley. intercol-
legiate secretary. Boston; Shall the AS
sociation Answer the Cali for Leaders for
Brown; OBJ the City Association" NAL
ter r. Diack, Williams. Co. "Philanthro-
pic Work, G; 3. BRADSHAW. NJ. 7, i;
$3.50, supper in city \. M c. A. building.
The addresses will be given In Manning
hall or In, sayles ball. II the size OF the
Mr. Robert Il. Speer OF New York will
also speak In sayles hall Sunday morning
Manager Lester E. Dodge of the foot
ball team fears only one thing in tomor-
rows game He said that the eleven
played so well against Pennsylvania and
Harvard that they became oyer-confdent
In the Lafayette game. Now, after run
ming up such score against Tufts Man
ager Dodge is afraid that they may un-
derestimate Columbia.
During the next twenty weeks the city
of Providence will pay on an average
$500 so per week for the services OF Brown
schools here in the city This does not
include payments to other Brown stu
dents employed in schools outside OF the
city.
This list of students who are teaching
numbers about nifty or sixty, OF whom
about twenty were chosen this year.
The record on the gymnasium alleys for
a single string OF duck pins was broken
by A. A. Dowd, 'O5. who bowled total
string OF ll5.
The sophomore team is getting into
shape In good style in anticipation of the
rather hard schedule they are TO play
Two games have already been played
beating East Greenwich academy. 2l-0.
and beating Friends school 60. The rest
OF the schedule is Saturday. November
s. Worcester academy at Andrews field;
November 12 Harvard. 1905. at Andrews
field November 3. Attleboro high at At
tlsooro November 10. freshmen at An
drews field
Tomorrow's game will probably be an
interesting one to watch The academy
played together for nearly two months.
but the sophomores will give them the
strongest game they can put up. The
line tomorrow will be:
Feary. r. e.: Matthews. r. T.; Wilcox, r.
e.: Meredith. c.; Golfer l. g.: Wells, l. l.;
Hines. |. e.; Jameson, Richards. r. h. b.;
Capt. Damon. T. b.; Marble. l. h. b.; Han
son. Butler. q. b.
The Metacomet Coli club has offered
the use Of its links II reasonable num-
her of Brown men will enter tourna-
ment TO be held this fall II sufficient
interest is aroused another tournament
will he arranged I'm the early spring and
n college team will he chosen.
The freshman sophomore debate comes
Tuesday evening. November %. Both
teams have been chosen and are now
working hard with the coaches and the
second teams The debawe comes some
what earlier this year in order to be out
Of the way before examinations.
A number OF rooms in Pembroke hall
have been made attractive through beau
tiful gifts OF furniture. Mrs. Lucius
Lyon has given 5000 10 be expended in
suita BILE furniture for the assembly room.
and Mrs Robert Ives Gammell has given
n reading desk for the same room.
The faculty and corporation room in
the Administration building has been
furnished at the expense Of Mr. Luciar
Sharpe and the new room for the de-
rartment OF history IN University hall
has been furnished through the kindness
of Mr. William r. Weeden.
. There are now "a Brown students. in
cuding eight from Pembroke who are
taking courses at the Rhode Island
School OF Design.
The usual cheers for the team were
given after chapel this morning and at
half past | the entire student body es-
corted the team down the hill TO the
train.
This send off even excelled the one as
the train left for Pennsylvania. and was
undoubtedly the best Brown team has
over had. The celebration committee In
taking care of these demonstrations Is
doing great deal to stimulate and sug-
tain the renaissance OF college spirit on
the hill.