The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-18
DOINGS BROWN
Annual Election Of Sophomore
CIass-.Some College Notes.

The Sophomore class held their annual
election yesterday In the armory of Sayi-s
hall. William Arnold spicer. Jr.. OF
Providence. was elected president; Steph-
en- Foster Hunt. also OF Providence Is
vice president; Butler Anderson Mat
thews of Brooklyn. n. Y, Is second vice
president; Charles Hadlai Hull Of New
London, Conn, is secretary; Irving La
nouette Price OF Worcester, Mass, Is
treasurer. and Robert Carlisle Powell or
Poughkeepsie, ~. Y, Is the manager OF
the football team. Harry French Hatch
is TO represent the class on the board OF
directors of the Athletic association.
This board is now completed and will
have meeting very shortly to determine
several matters feetbaH- Peitey-ttat
have been pending In the interval between
the old and new boards.
In the interclass meet, held last We'd
fnesday afternoon. the following men won
the right 10 wear their class numerals
1901, F. H. Ehmke. / Flemming, c. V. r.
Bumsted: 1874, G. s. Allen, |. X. Beck
with. n. Il. Judah, j. H. Cooper. Il. j.
Fellow. Il. NJ. Wilson, 1906. #. S. Doughty.
X. ii. Handy. w. j. Lamkie. L. NJ. Ken
dali, II. NJ. Butler 1906 r. ID. Tucker, A.
IA. Slack, u. rockingham.
Dean Meiklejohn has made several ap-
pointments 10 the committee on celebra-
I ons, which was instituted last spring.
The committee is now: j. G.. Clifford '03:
C V. r. Bumsted. 'O3: r. w Blanding.
'03; T.. T. Stevens. 'o4; f. l.. NJ. Mcintyre.
'0i. Harry r. Hatch. '05; c. Hoyt Jr., 05;
NJ J. Lynch, Sp.; c.. A Russ. '06.
BY special arrangement with the Provi-
dence Y. NJ. G. A, members, of the Col
lege association will be admitted free or
charge to the entertainment course, on
showing the paid up membership for this
year.
The success OF the impromptu band
yesterday, and Reeves band at the Yale
game demonstrated clearly that Brown
needs a new band. There used TO be "A
Brown Band" at the college a few years
ago. but it died out with the passing OF
the military drill. There is now a great
deal OF bard talent In the college. ana
the movement will not be allowed TO
drop.
The union class prayer meeting last
night was led by T.. a. Beatty, '05.
In the event that Brown ties or wins
in today's game with Pennsy. there Will
be a night-shirt parade with the usuai
red fire accompaniment. neld under the
direction OF the> celebration committee
Yesterday the students marched down
four or Ave hundred strong, and sang and
cheered In the station, giving the team
the most enthusiastic sendoff I'm It's his
tory.
Mr.. SOuthWlck, hardware dealer or
Newport has sent up a mammoth lobster
to the Anatomical Laboratory I'm Rhode
Island hall. IL is about 30 inches long.
md weighs over Is pounds. IL is also n
perfect specimen anatomically, though It's
shell Is covered with barnacles. 1t was
alive when it reached Rhode Island hall.
but Is now at taxiderm.sts, being
mounted for preservation.
Arthur Il. Pope, '03, and Richard ~.
Martin. o. have just returned from tue
national convention Of the Delta Upsiiun
fraternity held In Marietta, O. Last
years the fraternity convened IN PrOvi-
dence with the Brown chapter
At the sendoff 20 the football team yes
terday tho following new song was In
troduced and made a big hit:
Give a yell for Brown. my boys,
O give a yell for Brown.
Give n yell FOR Brown, my boys,
Wen give a yell for Brown
And when we're up I'm Heaven
Wen yell the same old yell.
But II we're not so fortunate.
Wen give the we'll in ----(Spoken)
Cheer up. boys. there ain't no helli
This song was 10 the tune OF I'VE Are
,-he Brown bred boys" and will probably
be added 20 the college repertoire.
Mr h. W Barnes. OF Tabor, o.. de-
livered an interesting lecture before the
Biological seminary. yesterday, on the
most recent experiments which have been
csr rrfed on with protazOa