The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-16
BROWN
PREPARING
TO CLOSE

The ceremonies that will conclude the
year OF 1905 at Brown will commence to-
morrow evening with a reception from
Rhode Island Society for the Collegiate
Education OF Women to the graduating
class and the alumnae OF the Women's
college. In the evening will also be held
the annual meeting OF the Andrews asso-
citation.
Monday will be class day, the exercises
beginning al 1O:30 a. IN. in Sayles hall.
the order being as follows: Address.
Charles Harvey Klngman, jamestown.
y. Y, president of the senior class; ora
tion. Glenn William Woodln Blodgett's
Mills. y Y; poem, Charles Stuart
Mitchell ff West Long Branch y; Y;
Music wiA be furnished by Reeves Band
orchestra.
At 1880 p. m. the ball game between
Brown and Holy Cross will take place
on Andrews field, and at $3.50 Reeves
American band will give band concert
-on the front campus. At 4 o'clock there
will be addresses by Jesse Madison
Gathany OF Hallstead. Pa, and Fred
erick Eugene Hawkins OF this city. v The
address 10 the undergraduates will be de-
livered by Leonard Wolsey Cronkhite OF
Newton Centre, Mass. President Faunce
will conclude the exercises with an ad-
dress. and at 8 o'clock the dedication OF
the class tree will take place. The stu
dents will then assemble on the steps OF
the John Carter Brown library, where col
lege songs will be sung. In the even
ing there Will be the usual promenade
concert and illumination OF the college
grounds. the music being furnished by
the American band.
Tuesdays exercises open with the bust
ness meeting OF the Rhode Island Alpha
OF the Phi Beta Kappa, which will be
held at $3.50 a. m. in No. University hall.
At 1O:S0 there will be the Ivy day exer-
cises at the Women's college. with the
following speakers: Miss Bertha Louise
Clark Chester. Conn. Miss Alice Howard
Manchester OF this city. Miss Helen Bar
rows Albro OF Newport. President Faunce
and Dean Annie Crosby Emery Of the
Womens college.
At o'clock in Manning hall will oc-
cur meeting OF the associated alumni.
and at In Sayles hall there will be an
address before the Phi Beta Kappa by
Hammond Lamont, A. NJ. upon The
Daily in a Democracy" In the evening
the senior class OF the Women's college
hold a reception at Pembroke
On Wednesday will be celebrated the
l31th annual commencement at $50 the
procession OF students and alumni form
ing in front OF Manning hall on the front
campus TO march -dewh-the htfi 10 the
First Baptist church, where at 10 o'clock
the exercises of the graduating class will
be held There will he orations by the
following: William Alfred Read OF South
Hanson Mass, whose subject will be
imperialism In Literature" by Glenn
William Woodin on THE Theory OF Leg
islation; 's~Svilliam Arnold Spicer. Jr., OF
this city. on Europe Is No More" Leon
ard Wolsey Cronknite. upon THE Organic
Nature OF Truth" The speeches will he
followed by the awarding OF degrees. an
nouncement OF prizes and the comforting
OF honorary degrees. Musical selections
will be rendered by Reeves orchestra
After the exercises the alumni will re-
turn in profession 10 the campus where
an opportunity will be given for class
reunions In rooms that will be assigned
AT ] o'clock the commencement dinner
will be held in Sayles hall. and at {
o'clock there will be a ball game on
Andrews field between the Varsity and
the class Of 9s team The presidents re-
ception will be held in Sayles hall on the
same evening
On Thursday the exercises will con-
clude with a meeting OF the corporation
In No. University hall at 1918 a m
On Thursday. Friday, Saturday and Mon
day examinations for admission 10 college
will be held.