The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-10
DOINCS ATBROWN.
Committee on Celebration Ball
Game Today, Banquet Tonight.

Dean Meiklejohn has appointed a COM
mite on celebration whose duty IL will
be 10 serve as leaders OF the student body
I'm the planning and carrying out of coll
lege celebration. This. he says, viii mako
the celebration more satisfactory 10 the
students who take part In them. Further
more, IL will tend TO keep all celebration
free from such events as bring discredit
upon the good name of the college.
The committee consists OF the follow
ing men VIII oare all prominent in col
leg eaffars J. f. Pevear. '02. chairman:
r. NJ. Blanding, '02. treasurer; J. Holmes.
A. r.. Ray and ii. AN. Maine, all OF 'O2.
03; NJ. j. Lynch and r. T. Stevens, or
'O4; III. +. Hatch and S. Il. Hunt, of 'O5.
The Sophomore schedule for the rest
of the year is as follows: May, Fresh
men at Andrews field: May 21, Newton
High school at Newton; May "a, Fall
River High school at Fall River: May 2s
Attleboro High school at Attleboro; May
30. Rogers High school at Newport; May
81. Boston Latin at Andrews field.
President Faunce will represent Brown
at dinner 10 be given I'm honor OF Pro-
fessoT George Park Fisher at New
Haven, May 10Th, by the faculty OF Yale
Divinity school.
The Freshmen defeated the University
school on Lincoln field yesterday after
noon by the score OF Is TO o. The class
team secured eight runs In the first
inning after which the game was more
Interesting.
Manager Dudley has announced that a
very reasonable rate will be secured for
those who desire TO accompany the team
next week
The Brown banquet comes off tonight
in the gymnasium and the prospects are
very auspicious for a rousing good time
The Brown Symphony orchestra will
play during the banquet and the Glee
Club quartet will sing between the
speeches. The seating will be by classes
Probably about 400 will be present in
cluding alumeni faculty, preparatory
school guests and undergraduates.
President Faunce states that the an
OF the selection of a site for
the John Carter Brown library and the
removal of Messer and Howell
houses is without foundation. No site
has been selected by the corporation.
and what they will do at the June meet
ing Is wholly uncertain.
The freshman schedule for the rest of
the year Is as follows: May Ia, Soph-
omores at Andrews field; May IL, Centre
dale at Centredale; May Il, Harvard
freshmen at Cambridge: May 30, River
view Military academy at Poughkeepsie,
N. Y; May 81. Eastman College at
n. Y. |
Brown and Yale meet on Andrews field |
this afternoon for the second game In |
the series. Hatch will pitch for Brown, |
and with good support he should win his |
game.
This afternoon at Cambridge Brown, |
Dartmouth and M. /. T. are striving for |
honors In the triangular track meet |
Brown will be represented by 20 athletes |
and although only half dozen are sure |
point winners, the others may get placed |
IL their opponents are not too strong |
Both Dartmouth and NJ. /. T. claim to |
have the best track teams i'm their history |
so that Brown will have 10 work hard |
even for second place. The following |
men went up with Manager Southworth |
this morning: r. w. Greene, Lamkie, |
Beckwith, Schwinn, Pierce, Sandager, |
Handy, Cooper, Corey, E. X. |
Smith, G. w. Smith, h. III. Greene, Bar |
ker, c. S. Haskall, Ehmke, Brown, Deni- |
co, Francis and Webb
Rev. Albert e. Hylan, a graduate Of |
Brown university is soon to leave his |
pastorate at Westboro, Mass
The executive committee of the Brown |
corporation held an important |
meeting yesterday afternoon in the presi- |
dents office. The question of the swim |
ming pool was brought up ans the de- |
cision was reached that the pool be placed |
Just outside the gymnasium at the north |
east corner. A glass roof will be placed |
over the tank to supply an abundance oil |
light and special means of ventilation |
will also be privided.
Other important questions were dis |
cussed among them the site Of the John |
Carter Brown library, the repairing of |
the old dormitories on George street, the |
of the old brick barn adjoining |
the administration building. etc.