The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
DOINGS AT BROWN.
Election OF Editors Of the Brunonlan-N Notes
From the University on the Nil.

The editors of the Brunonian held their
annual election last night and for editor
in-chief chose oliver Hilliard Booth' W.
OF Poughkeepsie. n. Y. Booth has done
good work on the college monthly Tor
the last three years. He also wrote tne
curtain raiser, "PreXy's Proxy given IA
Junior week by the Sock and Buskln. Ile
is "a member OF Alpha Delta Ph ira'e'-
New elections 10 the board OF editors
were made after careful consideration ol
the merits OF the candidates work. As
result the following men are eleo'eo ~
Harry Worthington Hastings. 'G, OF
Agawam. Mass; Otis Edw1Srd ci5rsnre Bi99m,
Ralph Cahoon Whitenack, 90. OF VIII
mington. Del. ana Florence John FIice'
'06, OF Providence. r-,.,
'03 announced that his successor I'm oillce
for next year Will be Philip Irayne GIea-
son, '04. OF Lonsdale..
William A. Hart. 'Os' retiring editor-ih, IN
chief, was given vote OF thanks py the
board for his efforts on behalt OF tne
monthly In his year OF office. MT mar
was also instructed by the euitors 10
take full charge OF their annual spring
banquet.
Last night the freshmen adopted var
sity tactics, and held n mass meeting on
the steps OF Manning hall TO arouse en-,
thusiasm for the game with Amherst
freshmen today at Andrews field. They
practiced the old yels last night ana
some new songs written for the occass
by one OF their number; The folowlng,
10 the tune of the chorus OF Lolly
Gray" is fair sample:
Nineteen hundred six forever.
Loyal sons OF good old Brown,
We will yield TO Amherst never,
All opponents must go down.
Nineteen hundred six forever.
We will sing our triumph song.
And with honest, true endeaVor.
We will help old Brown along.
A Brown senior has remarked the fact
that the Brown baseball team has played
every one OF the big Four" in seven
days. Last Thursday 1t was Harvard
Saturday Yale; yesterday. Pennsy. and
today Princeton. A victory today will
mean that Brown has beaten three or the
big Four consecutively. ii is safe to
say that In baseball as we'll as in foot
ball no college plays harder schedule
Fhan Brown. This year the student body
expect their team to finish the college
season In second place.
In order to start the movement regard
ing the spring Symphony concerts, fol
which there has been a popular demand
among the students, the University Or
chestral Quartet has offered its services
They will give n concert tomorrow even.
ing at 7:15 on the steps OF Manning hall
The quartet Is composed or Everard Ap'
pleton, '0i, first violin and leader: Franb
A. Burr 05, flute and piccolo; Arthur @
Fowler. '06 cornet, and Philips s. Gill
man, '06 piano.
The Amherst tennis management has
cancelled the tournament with Brown or
account of faculty ruling that only tive
tournaments may be played this spring
Secretary Allen OF the Brown association
will try TO get some other college team
TO play here the last OF May.
The Brown Sophomores left this morn
ing for Pomfret Centre, where they are
to play the Pomfret team this afternoon
The four Juniors chosen TO compete fol
the Hicks prize for excellence in debate
are: Irving j. Beckwdth, 3cugene Is
Verne Mcintyre, Walter Everett Prime,
and Albert Benjamin West.