The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-26
DOINGS AT BROWN
Yale Professor TO Lecture Be-
fore Political Economy Club.

The baseball squad has again been cut
down and until further notice will con-
slst OF the following men: Abbott. Bart
lett. Barrows. Belding, Briggs. Clifford
Dennico. DeWolf. Ehmke. Farnum. Fra
xer. Foulder Gray, Guernsey, Hatch,
Harson, Hiland. Hopkins. Ingalls,, Joslin.
I.arkin. Leland. AIackenney. Metcalf.
Vaudeville. Norris. Otis, Paige. Powell,
Phillip. Sullivan. Marble. Wells Wood
sum, Welch, Ehmke. f. H., Knoop, PEN
ley, Barry, Lynch and Paine.
r.. ~ Jessup, 04, who has been at the
r. !. hospital for a week. is rapidly re-
covering and expects to return TO college
In few days.
Caps and gowns will be given out this
afternoon from 1880 TO 3 O'Clock i'm the
Herald office. Payment must be made
Beforehand however, to the Glass Day
committee.
A friend OF Pembroke has given a rid
fng-machine for the gymnasium
On Monday. March 3, the society at
Pembroke, known as the Komians. will
present a semi-public performance of "A
Scrap of Paper
The lecture on Romeo and Juliet" by
Professor Langdon, scheduled for last
evening, was postponed on account OF a
conflict with the lecture by Mr. Hans
Schneider. Professor Langdon will give
his lecture this evening I'm Manning hall
This evening at Z o'clock. DIR. j. H. Nc.
Curdy will give an address in L. IL. on
'The Physical Dictatorship"
In sayles hall this evening at s O'Clock
there will be a lecture by Dr. l.. O. How
ard, under the auspices of Sigma Chi
Tomorrow evening the Political Econ
omy club Will hold meeting I'm 3 l.. H.
Professor H. Z. Emery OF Yale will sneak
on The Commercial Policy OF Europe"
IA. +. Hatch. '05. who had a successful
operation performed on his knee last
week, viii be able 10 leave the r. 1. hos
pital the first OF next week. His knee
Will probably keep him out OF the base
ball practice the rest OF this term
On March I'd, the Glce. Banjo and Man
dolin clubs will give a concert at Mount
Pleasant
Last evening In Manning hall Mr. Hans
Schneider gave a public lecture which
was enjoyed by good sized audience
Brown did well U capturing two out OF
three OF her contests last night. winning
the hockey game from Columbia by a
score OF 10 4. and the bowling game
from Edgewood 1895 10 l2cS. Harvard won
the basket ball game on her home floor.
Brown University organizations sent a
large delegation TO the fourth interna-
tional convention OF the Student Volun-
fecr Movement for Foreign Missions
which holds sessions at Toronto. Cana
da, beginning this morning and contln-
uing until March .. The Brown students
accompanied delegations from various
oih'r cities which ieft Ncst-rtay after
nvDn. Two sperial cars were provided for
the delegstes. The following are members
of the Brown y W e. A. aud v. NJ. &. \.
which ecre sent as representatives: Miss
J.. r. Wilcox. Miss n r. G. Stevens. Miss
b. l.. Clarke and Messrs. j Holmes, s.
Moffat. y. Y. Bakoman. l.. a. Beatty l.
y. Cross. l.. NJ Kendall. g. l.. Robinson
and y. u. Timbic.
Brooklyn IL TO have as sheriff I'm place
OF Guden. Norman s. Dixie, society
leader. The appointment will be made
Just as soon as the governor hands down
his decision on the case OF the present
sheriff. Mr. Dixie n n Brown alumnus 4,
one of the 81 classes.
Prompted by a desire 20 reclprocate
klrdnesses shown him. and 20 see her re-
established in society. from which she
was forced 20 retire because or the loss
of her husbands fortune. Wflnam Hark-
ness. aged u years. who has made a for
tune from IRE cxtinguirher he invented,
has decided 10 make Mrs Elizabeth tIoi-
land Richardson. aged q years. his adopt
I'd daughter. SIR. IfarkncsF. who r. a resi-
dent Of New York city. r. n brother OF
Prof Albert Hardness OF Brown rniver-
city, fhc author " many standard text
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