The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-18
DOlNGS AT BROWN.
Mldwlnter Concert Of the Glee Club Notes
From the College.

The annual midwinter glee club concert
last night was Undoubtedly a success.
The new feature OF the entertainment,
the presence Of so many members of the
graduate clubs. was entirely satisfactory
TO the audience, which was very apor3-
ciative OF all the numbers on the pro-
gram. Altogether the concert Was cne
of the finest musical affairs ever given at
Brown The combined glee clubs proved
to be one of the features of the evening,
and received prolonged applause. We
Meet Again Tonight" was their first
numbers and they sang My old Cabin
Home" as an encore. "On the Chapel
Steps" their second song, was also
success with the audience. TO which the
singers responded by singing Thy
Praises. Brunonia.' Alma Mater" was
given as the last number. and, ms usual
the audience stood during its rendition.
The tenor solo by John Young 95, was
one OF the principal numbers. and called
forth prolonged applause, to which MIR
Young responded by singing Drink TO
Me Only with Thine Eyes"
The present college organizations were
not very far behind the graduates, and
their numbers all took with the audi
ence. who seemed especially pleased with
"The Good Old Summer Time. The
program was:
PART /
We Meet Again Tonight, Anon
Combined Glee Clubs
Leader. Il. S. webb, 90.
Limited Express, Anon.
Graduate Banjo Club.
Leader. +. w Corlss.
Hash. arr. by II. f. Esten Oi, and n.
Z. Hutchinson, 05.
Itllh
Leader. H. w White 'o3.
Donkey Laugh. w. Whitney
Mandolin Club.
Leader, II. f. Estcn, 'Oi.
Violin solo,
Evorard Appleton.
on the Chapel Steps. G. c. Cow, 50
Combined Glee Clubs
PART H.
Blaze Away. Anon.
Mandolin club
Stein Song. from Prince Of Pilsen.
Glee club.
Kl-Yi-Yi March Corliss
Graduate Barjo Club.
Tenor solo.
John Young, %
Gas. Camp
Glee Clubs.
Alma Mater. words by j a. DeWof, '6l
Combined Clubs.
the Outlook" is the speaker engaged for
the vesper services in Sayles hall at
| o'clock this afternoon.
The Lock and Buskin club have detin
| itey decided upon Tuesday evening, Feb
23 as date for rendering the first play
| Of the year. The Cool Collegians' The
play Is to bc given in the gymnasium
where an informal dance will be held
afterward. The executive committee OF
| the Sock and Buskiu have also decided
| TO give Sydney Grundys play. The Snow
Bell" as the production FOR junior week
| The cage practice OF the baseball squad
| s going on regularly every day and tbs
| mon are doing hard work IN batting and
! neldlng practice This will be the las'
| week that so large n number will be OF
| tbe souad. az n reduction will be mad,
| Saturday. Al Newman. Of Stage. 90
and sexton '93 all Brown players o
note. Will assist coach Gammons this
wrek I'm getting the men into trim.
| Cant. ~ W. Cray % the baseball team
Is now sick with the grippe in jersey
| Cifv. " j. but 10 u eNpCCted tnat ~
Will return very soon
| President FaunCe has been selected q
| deliver IN baccalaurcate sermon bcfOr,
the Yale Divinity school this year.
| Tomorrow night the sophomore ball q
10 take place Every effort has beer
made by the committee 10 ensure sue
cessful event The dance will be held 70
savles hall. which viii be decorated by
| Miss Harrington. The music will be FUR
| nlshed by the Reeves orchestra undo
| the leadership Of Mr.. Church. lyman f
| tho caterer and will serve an elaborate
! supper The committee IS Colgate Hoyt