The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-03
OOIhGS At BROWN.
Committee Announced to Select Rhodes
Scholar ar-Metss From the University.

President Faunce has Just announced
the committee which is to select the first
Rhodes scholar from the state OF
Rhode Island. The following men are
named: Prof. Winslow Upton. Prof. j.
Irving Manast and Prof Alexander
Meiklejohn. Mr.. Charles f. Dennis. prin-
cipal OF the Hope Street High school
Providence. Mr.. Frank r. Thompson,
principal of the Newport Rogers High
school. Newport, and Mr.. Herbert w.
Lull, superintendent or public schools in
the city OF Newport. This committee
with President Faunce as chairman will
select the candidate who will have the
advantage OF three years at Oxford with
a scholarship amounting to $500 dol
lars a year
The hockey schedule has been an
nounced for this year. All of the games
except the Brown-Harvard will be played
In New York city The Brown squad now
numbers about % men and is practicing
regularly while the ice lasts.
The nominations for the positions Of
manager and assistant manager OF the
been made. They are as follows For
manager. Ralph @. Ostby. o5; William
A. Spicer. Jr., '05; Rowland s Stedman.
'6.
For assistant manager, George O.
Chase. '0e: Alexander Graham. '0s: Elliott
q. Parkhurst. OS.
The election will take place on Satur-
day Dec. 5th.
On the evening OF Saturday. Dec. 18th
there will occur the seventh annual de-
bate between Brown and Dartmouth
Each college has won three times and
that fact together with the hope that
Brown will retrieve some OF her laurels
lost on Thanksgiving Day Is causing
great interest In the debate.
The first team IL composed OF MCINTYRE
W West 'N and CTonkhite '6. This
team debates several times a week with
the second team consisting OF Prince O4
Falk '06, and Anderson '07 All the men
have had experience In coileg, Ssebating
and with the coaching they are getting
under Profs Huntington and eDaley, Dr.
Willett and Mr.. Hall there n no doubt
but that they Will pnt UP a strong night
against Dartmouth.
DIR. Rousmaniere addressed the students
last evening on the topic. "SociaI Ser
vice" He emphasized the need of q coll
lea. lee set settlement IN The siuw districts Of
time would not be far distant when
Brown men would cooperate with others
to establish home In the lower districts
for the purpose OF teaching physical
mental and moral cleanliness and TO en-
able the people OF those districts to look
at social matters and socialistic prIncf-
pies In a broader. saner light
The following men have been nominated
for the various offices and committees of
For president|c. w. Hunt. ~: II. Met
calf.
For vice president-H. F. Hatch. 'B: r.
Schwinn. 06
For secretary, c. g. Hsscsll. 'H; A. II.
Stanton, '4.
For house committee. graduate students,
w. T. Hastings. ga: r. q. Leighton, 'o3
seniors. W, II. Gray. 20; r.. N. Je~up,
90: juniors. A. r.. Webb '05: G.. Hoyt. '0s
For membership committee. seniors, A.
A. Briggs. %: q. n. Francis. Jr., 'o4;
juniors. G. r. Hull. 'o5 =. 9. Goodrich.
rs: scphomores. y. J. Price, 'w; r. c.
whitenback. s.
For Library committee. seniors. ". w
Hastings. 90: T. Boone. 'o< juniors, l. l..
Price. o5: q. W wcodin. '05.
For trophies committee, A. T.. Brown.
0s; y. A. Matthews. o5.
The officers elected will hold office until
the last OF next May.