The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-02
DOINGS At BROWN.
Program for the Junior Week Observance.
Notes From the CCll.ge.

Junior week this year is TO be carried
on under the direction OF the class OF
1904 A committee composed Of one rep
resentative of each Greek letter frater-
nifty. and two non-fraternity representa-
tives. has been. working on the Junior
week program for some six weeks. AS
n result the plans for the three days are
nearly completed.
Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday,
April 20. q. and %, have been chosen as
the dates for the events. Monday after
noon the ri Kappa farce will be given in
the gymnasium as usual. Also, as an
additional feature to be tried this year
for the first time, the various fraternities
will hold teas In the dormitory rooms.
Monday evening I'm Sayles hall, the
Brown Glee and Mandolin clubs Will give
their last concert OF the season, TO be fol-
lowed by dance I'm the gymnasium.
Tuesday afternoon I'm the Providence
Opera House the Sock and Buskin will
present SNOWFALL - The cast Is now
faithfully rehcarsing under the direction
OF Prof. Thomas Crosby. Jr., thus assur-
ing an excellent presentation Tuesday
evening IN Saylcs hall. Russell Conway
will give his best and most famous lec-
ture. Acres of Diamonds" This feature
Is also new departure this year, ana
takes the place OF debate.
wednesday afternoon occurs the custo-
mary ball game which will be held at
Adelaide Park. and will be played against
Wesleyan. Wednesday evening In
Sayles' nall the Junior Prom will take
place, the crOwning feature OF the series.
At a meeting OF the committee yester-
day afternoon the price OF share was
fixed at one dollar This share admits TO
the farce The -Glee -cluh c0nCGrta- the lec--
ture by Russell Conway. and the baseball
game The play at the Providence Opera
House and the Junior Prom are not In
cludcd but holders Of shares will be given
first choice of tickets for the play. In eN-
changing the shares for tickets 10 any
event of the week. the juniors are TO
have first choice. the seniors second, the
sophomores third, and then the freshmen.
Shares and seats will also be placed
where the people OF Providence may
easily obtain them
The committee who have arranged this
program are Eugene l.. Mcintyre, chair
man: Houghton Metcalf. James Gallison,
stephen ~ Mason, j. Chester Bailey,
Robert c. Martin. Allen w. Milliken.
William " Easterbrooks Paul II. Clark,
Howard +. Esten c. Frederic Savage,
Charles B Leland, Austin Is. Allen. VII
liam Sandager. Eugene NJ. Wilson. Arthur
l.. Young. Charles ID. Casey, Evorard APP
pleton and Derrick Schloss.
Stephen w Mason OF Providence Is
chairman or tne JUNIOR FROM coUlInlNtt"s
which has entire charge OF that event al
though it occurs I'm the Junior week Sc
ries. The committee have fixed the price
Of single tickets at s. and the invitations
will be out by April fifteenth.
Saturday evening. April II, In Lyman
gymnasium another annual event Of inn
portance will be held. This Is the second
annual Brown banquet. In a few days fif-
teen hundred invitations will be sent to
the Brown alumni and business men OF
Providence who are Interested I'm the
college A large number of preparatory
schoolmen are going TO be- present. and
will thus get their first glimpse OF Brown
spirit.
Col. II. Anthony Dyer. "a. has again
consented 90 act as toastmaster. The
list OF speakers includes President
Faunce, Prof. Langdon. Hon. Frank T.
Easton. '92. and Walter Camp OF Yale.
who intends 60 he present. Music will be
furnished by the two college quartets
and by the Brown symphony orchestra.
IAA-eatarar- nd-prica- -nf-Lh dinner per
plate have not yet been decided upon.