The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-21
OOINGS At BROWN.
The Opening Of Junior Week Annual Glss
Club Concert In Saylss Aall. -


was undoubtedly a success. In the af-
ternoon many OF the rooms were thrown
open. and were made the scene OF frater5
nifty teas. A large number were present
at these teas. which lasted from until
nearly o'clock.
At o'clock I'm Lyman gymnasium the
annual Pi Kappa farce was presented.
This farce. OF course. was not meant
10 rival the great masterpieces In play
and acting. but II was meant TO be funny,
and II succeeded.
The title Of the p!ece was "The Impos-
slbility Of Angelina" written ny play
wright with the nom de plume OF "Snyoe
Fits"
The cast OF characters was
Claude Tiyerton. Stephen W Mason
Rilly Parks Noble y. Judah, Jr.
t,rof. Youngblood James NJ. Gallinson
Miss Elizabeth Tiverton. on............,,.,..
.......................P Percy III. Handing
Miss Marion Raymond. j. Chester Bailey
Miss Gertrude Manning .......,......'..
..............B Bertram III. Buxton
Angelina Chester = Allen
The parts were we'll taken and all the
artcipants deserve special notice for
their work The part OF Angelina, play
ell by Chester 5 Allen, made a big mt
with the audience. Angelinas makeup
and actions were so extremely farcical
that with her part alone, the spectators
would have been sufficiently amused.
The gymnasium was prettily decorated
with houghs and bunting. The stage
setting represented a typical college room
with the usual posters and furniture.
A feature OF the afternoon was the
dress OF the ushers. who appeared IN
white ducks. ri Kappa is a junior So
ciety, and therefore fills It's ranks each
year from the sophomore class. The
members-elect were announced yester-
day at the farce. and acted as ushers In
their natty summer suits.
Their names are: Samuel y. Baker
Allyn l.. Brown Frederick w. Cook. Col
gate Hoyt, Jr., stephen +. Hunt Newton
y. Hutchinson. Ralph G.. Ostby, Fred
Schwlnn, william A. Spfcer, Jr., and
Charles A Tarbel.
Last night came the annual Glee cluo
concert I'm Sayles hall. Unfortunately
the hall did not present a very good ap-
pearance as the alterations in connection
with the new organ gallery have made
II necessary 70 screen the portraits the
clubs did very acceptable work and were
well received by the large audience. The
program was:
1. Elixir, Juventatis. A. Stanley
Glee Club.
q Blaze Away. .Holzmann
Mandolin Club.
3. Reading Mr.. Dooley on Microbes.
w. c. Hoffman, Jr.
e. Glee Club uartet........,......Se selected
p. T. Gleason. II. w. White
w. O. Rice, r.. 4. MONTY,
8. Solo. III. w. White.
Hash
ARRANGED by II. f. Esten and n. p.
Hutchnson)
Glee and Mandolin Club.
PART III.
1. Ki-jl-ji March.......E. W. Corliss
Mandolin Club.
3 Heidelburg g........... Prince Of Pilsen
Glee Club.
3. Cello solo. Selected
Frank II. Childs.
4 Selections from IA Country Girl >
II. #. Esten, n. p. Hutchinson. 4. b.
Cross. r. Il. Hadley.
g. Kentucky Babe.......... Adam Geibe
Gee Club.
g. Junior Week. IN. y. Hutchinson, OK
Mandolin Club.
After the concert. which was over about
10 o'clock. the audience adjourned TO Ly-
man gymnasium, where very pleasant
informal dance was enjoyed until
o'clock. At first the foor was crowded,
but soon the number of dancers dimin-
ished until there was comfortable room
for all TO dance. Music was furnished by
the Four Friends orchestra, and all pres
ent had the good time possible at an in
formal college dance.
Tomorrow's program OF Junior Week
events begins with the Special chapel SER
vice at $40 Special music will be rem
dered by the chapel choir. and DIR.
Faunce will deliver a short address. AT
3 O'Clock In the afternoon the Brown ball
nine plays Wesleyan at Andrews field.
At $3.50 in the evening. however. comes
the crowning event of the entire list.
This Is the Junior Prom In Sayles hall.
and bids fair To be one OF the best ever
held.
The Freshmen have come TO the front
again and announce that the date for
their banquet will be "Wednesday even
ing. April 20
1t Is expected that the Liber Brunensis
will appear tomorrow. Some Of the or
ganizations represented In the Liber
have not settled their bills yet. and as
result the entire edition II delayed. The
business manager. however hopes 20 is.
sue the book tomorrow.