The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05
OOIhGS At BROWN.
Sophomore Glass Meets and Elects Officers.
Other Notes From The University.
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The sophomores met in the armory OF
Sayles hall yesterday afternoon and elect
ed the following officers TO serve for the
year: President. Harry Ernest Pattee,
of Bristol. N. H: vice president, Paul
Matteson OF this city; second vice presi-
dent, Charles Spencer Huff OF Little York.
N. j.; secretary. Alfred Wayland F1etch-
er OF Providence; treasurer. Ralph Cahoon
Whtenac OF Wilmington, Del.
The president. Harry Pattee. Is the
crack shortstop of last seasons nine. and
was given a place on the All-American by
Caspar Whitney. He was also captain
OF his class football team last fall and
plays halfback on IT this year.
The football practice yesterday was the
best OF the season, and both varsity and
scrub played with snap and speed Hk-
gins got away for a run OF 30 yards, and
Allen on the scrubs made a sensational
run OF 20 yards for a touchdown. The
team work on both sides Is improving
regularly, and IL loks as III Browns brace
has come to stay.
The progress of the game between the
the coaches gave the scrub the ball at will
TO test the varsity on defense. Both
sides played well. however, and the pres
ence OF a strong scrub on the field is CIV
ing the varsity just what IL needs.
Curtis Lee Laws, ID. d., OF Baltimore,
addressed the students last night under
the auspices of the. college Young Mems
Christian association. He spoke on
Christ's ideal OF the perfect man. and his
words were attentively received by the
audience of college men who had come
ideal man OF Christ i'm the Beatitudes, and
spoke i'm part as follows:
First Christ says. Blessed are the
IN sprt o, bmsn, mse sh9Sd ,skf Hmm
self against the full stature of Christ.
"If he does this he will be filed with
shame 10 think how poorly he has lived
| Blessed are they that mourn. A man
who realizes that he has offended God
ought TO mourn. Such a man Will he
meek for meekness Is the human side OF
"The next line that Christ traces in
! this countenance Is Blessed are they
that hunger and thirst after righteous
ness and that will be the next step taken
| by Christs man Now. most OF us do
not know what hunger and thirst really
| is. But a man who is really dying Of
4 hunger or thirst will do anything To sat
| isfy them. That is the kind OF appetite
| for righteousness that the ideal man
would have.
"Then the man who has this passion for
/ holiness will show another quality He
! will be mercful. Then comes the cap
stone OF all. expressed in these words,
/ Blessed are the pure in heart. man
4 who has gone through all these steps will
be pure I'm heart. and the man who IL
| Christs ideal will have pureness of heart
as h. final and highest quality
The University club has elected the fol-
| lowing officers TO serve for the coming
| year: President. Rathbone Gardner.
| Brown. II; vice presidents. Lorin M.
Cook. Brown. 66; Edward q. Buckland.
/ Washburn. 81 stephen NJ Pitman. Tufts,
/ 50: secretary. George +. Winshp. Har-
ward 90: treasurer. Henry r. Grant.
/ Brown. 90: members Of the board OF gov
ernors. NJ Morris Rowland. Brown. II:
| Or N Darrell Harvey. Columbia. IS.
John Henshaw. Brown. 81. and DR.. Hall
! sey DeWolf Harvard. %