The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-27
DoINGS AT BROWN.

The program of events during COM
mencement week at Brown has just been
officially announced and is as follows:
Sunday, June 12-4:s0 p. m.. First Bap-
tist Meeting house Baccalaureate ser
mon. by President w. ii. p. Faunce. d.
D.: music by chorus OF students under
direction OF Prof. ]. NJ Ashton. A. NJ.
Monday. June 13--Class Day--10:3o a.
m. Sayles hall. address. Elmer Thomp-
klns Stevens. Chicago ILL.,. President OF
the Senior class; oration. Albert Benja-
min West. Providence; poem. Oliver Hill
lard Booth. Poughkeepsie. ~ Y. music
by Reeves orchestra. 80 p. m, An
drews field. baseball game Brown vss
University OF Pennsylvania $50 p. m,
front campus, concert by Reeves Ameri-
can band. p. m. front campus. class
tree exercises-Addres William Everett
Prince. Worcester. Mass; address, Eu-
gene Ia Verne Mcintyre. Waldo, Wis.
address to undergraduates. William
George Hoffman, Jr.. Providence ad
dress. President w. II. p Faunce. u. d
ton OF the college grounds: music by
Reeves American band.
Tuesday. June 1850 n. M, No. {
University hall. business meeting OF the
Rhode Island Alpha of Phi Beta Kappa.
1890 a. m, Pembroke hall. Ivy day exer-
cises-Speakers. Miss Florence Butler
Beitenman, Baumstown. Pa; Miss Linda
May Lowell. Providence; Miss Sarah
DeVeaux Packard. Providence; Miss Alice
Howard Manchester. Providence; Presi-
dent w. II. p. Faunce, d. D.; Dean Annie
Crosby Emery. Phi. ID. p. m. Manning
hall, annual meeting OF the Associated
Carrie Tower and the Robinson gate. I
D. m. Sayles hall. address before the
Associated Alumni by Prof. Charles Ed
win Bennett, rs. OF Cornell university,
subject. 1.-THE Present Status OF College
Education" The public II cordially in
vited TO attend.
Wednesday. June Is. 1856 annual COM
mencement, $3.50 a M, front campus, the
procession will form in front OF Man
ming hall; all alumni are requested TO
join the procession and march 10 the
meeting house 10 a. m, First Baptist
Meeting house, exercises OF the grad
uating class: orations by Albert Ben
jamin West, Providence. THE Cant OF
Cr1ticism;" Morris Brown. Woonsocket
The Development of the Conception of
God In the Prophetic Words" Ralph Her
vey Revan Providence, "Individualism as
an Economic System" Arthur Upham
Pope. Newburyport, Mass. AN Appre-
citation OF Kant" Awarding OF degrees
announcement OF prizes. comforting OF
honorary degrees. Music by Reeves or
chestra. After the exercises the alumni
will return I'm procession 10 tho campus,
where opportunity will be given for re-
union OF classes I'm the rooms assigned
them. p m. Sayles hall and gym
ma SUM, Commencement dinner 4 y. m.
Andrews field. baseball game. Brown VS.
Amherst. s:ac-il y. m, sayles hall.
presidents reception: all alumni are re-
duested to attend without further invita-
tion
On Tuesday afternoon. June ~. at 2
O'Clock. there will be n meeting OF the
Associated alumni In Manning hall The
order OF business will be as follows:
president OF the alumni; reports. CaO OF
treasurer, o. OF committees; appoint
ment OF committees: reports or classes.
ta) from class OF 1854 (50-yesr c,ass).
Cb) from class OF 1879 (25-year class).
to) from class of 1894 uONyear class;
BUSINESS, erection or OF
fcers: adjournment.
The nominations 10 fli the Congrexa-
tionalist vacancy in the board Of trustees
are as rollows: Robert Perkins Brown.
II. Providence. Charles NatteSon. 81.
Providence. Edward Caldwell Moore. 81
Mass; Henry Dexter Sharpe
90. Providence, William Paine Sheffield.
~. Newport. Louis Franklin Snow, 81,
New York city.