The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-07
DOINGS ATBROWN
Phi Beta Kappa Elections Held.
Other Notes From the College.

The Phi Beta Kappa elections have been
held and the following men from the up
per two classes have been chosen TO wear
the key: Seniors--E X. Aldrich, Jr., w.
w. Barker, Thomas Burgess. A. @.
Chaffee. c. r.. Greene. G. W. Hathaway,
c. IL. Holt q. NJ Innis II. III. King,
Il. N. Manchester, Il. ID. Meserve, G. u.
Paddock, c. A. Phillips, A. Steere. l..
@. Walng and E. T. Whltford.
Juniors--C. III. Bailey. +. r. Bakeman,
C. +. Bates, r. l.. Brown. T. A. Cornell
w. It. Hastings and A M. Winslow.
Tonight at the Y. NJ. c. A. meeting In
University hall the Rev Louis Agassig
Gould, a well known missionary from
China, will deliver the address. Mr.
Gould Is a graduate OF Williams college,
20. and OF Rochester Theological SEM
mary, 70.
Following are the entries which have
been submitted by Manager Southworth
for the triangular meet with Technology
and Dartmouth next Saturday:
1O0-yard dash-Cooper, Barker, Lamkie,
Southworth.
22O-yard dash-Cooper. Beckwith. Lam
kie. Southworth.
44O-yard dash--Southworth, Schwinn.
Lamkie.
sSO-yard run-Pierce, Landager, Little
field.
one-mile run-Dougherty. Handy. Jen-
nings.
22O-yard hurdles-Barker, Smith, c. w.
Smith.
High jump-E X. Smith. F. w. Greene
Broad jump-Cooper. T.. K Smith, Il.
IL. Greene. f. w. Greene
Pole vault-Corey, Butler.
Shot put-Webb, Hascall, Ehmke, Flem-
ing.
Hammer throw - Webb. Hascall
Ehmke, Fleming.
Discus throw-Webb. Hascall, Ehmke
Bicycle race-Brown, Denico. sedden,
Francis.
Detmers. go. who played first base on
the varsity his senior year, is an in
structor at the Attleboro high school,
and is also coaching the baseball team.
II. r. Keene, ex-04 who is now play
ing centre field on the Colby team, was
visiting friends about college yesterday.
Keene played tackle on Browns 1900
varsity football team.
Professor A. b. Johnson is Ill at his
home with appendicitis. There are no
dangerous symptoms, however, and an
operation is considered unlikely.
The Brown banquet will be held In
as the former location is considered bet
ter. The gym can accommodate 900
easily and the aconstic properties are
Tillinghast has submitted a very ex-
cellent menu which should serve TO make
the inner man rejoice. The Brown Sym
phony will furnish music during the ban
quet and the Glee Club quartet will sing
Another speaker has been secured In
the person OF Fred w Murphy, %, cap
tain OF the 9S football team. Already
over 200 undergraduates have pledged
themselves to attend and at least hun
dred more are expected
The banquet committee consists or the
following from whom tickets may be Sc
cured: Burgess. 02. chairman; Mackinney
'03. treasurer. Southworth. '02; Dudley. 'o2.
'05; Spicer. '05.
The sophomores have a game with Peck
school today at Pomfret. Conn, and the
freshmen will try their luck against
Friends school
Yesterdays victory over Dartmouth Is
much appreciat ted. and IL is evident that
the team has at last struck it's gait. With
the score TO 0 against them, the Brown
theirs and Dartmouth's hopes were dashed
TO the ground 49,
Today at Cambridge Harvard will be
tackled and with the confidence inspired
pected TO make a good bid for the game.
Leland will do the pitching and on his
form will depend the result.
The Sock and Buskin society have de-
oided definitely to take the production OF
"Our Boys" on the road for at least
few engagements. on May goth IL will be
given az Poughkeepsie ~ Y, In connec-
ton with a concert by the Brown musical
clubs. on May Goth. booking has been
probably be made on the evening Of June
nth, the night before Commencement. the
production will again appear at the Provi-
dence Opera House.
The Sophomore class met after chapel
this morning and elected Buxton. secre-
tarv 70 Al the place of Mcpherson who
has left college.