The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20

Reeves American band furnished music
for the promenade concert on the front
campus.
The Greek letter signs were set with
white and colored incandescent lights.
their brilliancy dimming somewhat the
romantic effect Of the hundreds OF jap
anese lanterns hung in festoons between
the stately elm trees.
In accordance with time-honored GUS
tom the seniors marcred down College hill
in a blaze OF red fire at midnight. The
chapel bell was rung at Has and the Sc
nior classmen formed on the middle
campus Promptly at ~ o'clock the Sc
niors began the march. headed by the
American Band. The entire centre Of Col
lege hill was a blaze OF red fire, the stu
dents being massed closely
Al the foot OF the hill the seniors were
met by some OF the under classmen with
a bombardment OF Roman candles. The
seniors made their way TO Liberty hall.
and while they were enjoying the annual
class supper the under classmen were en-
gagged in throwing Roman candle sticks
through the windows. breaking the glass
in several instances.
The senior ball in Sayles Memorial hall
was big success Palms and spruce trees
banked the sides OF the room and con-
cealed the platform nj the end OF which
the orchestra was stationed. Brown rei-
nants. and brown and white bunting. add
ed 10 the attractive scene and the display
OF pretty toilettes was notable.
On the committee were Emery Moulton
~. l. lie. laf
ming, secretary; William Gould Slocum.
treasurer: Aylesworth Brown. Jason Os-
borne Cook, Lucian Deane Fuller
Charles Douglas Mercer, Preston Sum-
ner Moulton, Everett Harold SWEET and
Walter Douglas Swaffield
The patronesses were: Mrs. Arthur l.
Brown. Mrs. Allen II. Chace. Mrs. VIII
liam IL. p. Faunce. Mrs. Henry b. Gard
ner, Mrs. William Grosvenor. Mrs. Row
land G. Hazard. Mrs. Henry f. Lippitt.
Mrs. Edgar L. Marston. Mrs. Archibald
C. Matteson, Mrs Charles Matteson, Mrs
Alexander Meiklejohn. Mrs. George II. IL.
Mercer, Mrs. Charles D.Owen. Mrs.George
w. Porter and Mrs. Nathaniel w Smith
The dance OF the Sigma Chapter OF Psi
Upsilon was given in the chapter house
on Manning street The patronesses were
Mrs. w. Whitman Bailey. Mrs. William
II. Buffum, Mrs II. Nelson Campbell,
Mrs. Henry r. Gardner. Mrs. Robert II. !.
Goddard. Mrs William Goddard. Mrs.
Rowland q. Hazard. Mrs. Elisha III. How
ard. Mrs Charles W. Lippitt. Mrs Henry
r. Lippitt. Mrs Horatio r. Nightingale,
Mrs. william r. Talbot and Mrs. Will
liam 3. Weeden.
Phi Kappa gave a reception and dance.
The committee was composed OF F. NJ.
Campbell, j. III. Breslin. John Bannon.
John O'Connor, Patrick Dillon, James
Connolly. Edward Mccarthy and Mr..
Driscoll
Phi Kappa Psi held a dance and recep-
tion I'm the Lyman Gymnasium. The pat
ronesses were: Mrs Edward Kimball AID
rich. Mrs. John Taggard Blodgett, Mrs.
William Lloyd Chlpman, Mrs Frederick
Irving Collins. Mrs. Frank Paine Com
stock. Mrs. w. II. r. Faunce. Mrs. Fred
eric Henry Gabbi. Mrs. Alexander Meikle-
John. Mrs. Albert DeForrest Palmer, Jr.,
Mrs Sumner Brooks Permain, Mrs. Ar
thur Wilbur Sanders and Mrs. Walter
Franklin Slade.
Delta Tau Delta held its reception In
University hall The patronesses were
Mrs. william II. p. Faunce, Mrs. Arthur
II. Blanchard, Mrs. Joseph J. LAM. Mrs.
Walter D. Harris. Mrs. Walter L. Clarke.
Mrs Elmer A. Beeman, Mrs. John r..
Watson. Mrs. Henry Corp, Mrs. David f.
Sherwood. Mrs. J. III. Morton. Mrs.
George W. Browne and Mrs. Gilbert
Swain.
chi Phi entertained in Rhode Island
hall. The patronesses were Mrs H. r.
Bellows. Mrs. III. II. Chevigny. Mrs. q. p.
Cook. Mrs w A. Drew. Mrs. w III.
over. Mrs. w G. Everett, Mrs. j. r. Gay,
Mrs L f. Hunt, Mrs. II. T. Livingston,
Mrs w. A. Mowry, Mrs. c. f. Randall,
Mrs II. p. Raymond. Mrs. w. S. Rey-
nolds. Mrs w. II. Sweetland and Mrs. w.
Upton.
Phi Sigma Kappa held dance In Man
ming hall The patronesses were as fol-
lows: Mrs. winslow Upton. Mrs. Henry
Brayton Gardner. Mrs. Benjamin Herbert
Cory. Mrs Frederick Eugene Banfeld.
Mrs. Walter Goodnow Everett. Mrs. At
exander Meikletohn. Mrs Herman Boas
and Mrs. Henry Hall James.
The Kasa club had a reception IN
University hall. The patronesses were:
Mrs. Lemuel @. Carpenter Mrs. Walter
y Carpenter, Mrs Charles H. Chandler.
Mrs walter q. Everett, Mrs. Walter b.
Jacobs Mrs Mary F. Hines, Mrs. Frank
p Iawton, Mrs Browning B. Nickerson.
Mrs Albert def Palmer. Jr., and Mrs.
willard T. wilson
The class OF 1866 celebrated its 10Th
anniversary by n dinner at the Unver-
sity club last night. Lorin NJ. Cook. presi-
dent NJ the class. presided
A large proportion OF the graduating
class OF 1871 gathered At the residence Of
Col Robert F. Brown at IS Charles Field
street last evening for the observance OF
the 25th anniversary. Col. Brown Is sec
retary OF the class.
Abundant good cheer prevailed at the
Goth anniversary OF the class OF rs at
the Hope club last evening. OF the ~
living members Of the class q sat down
20 the banquet. which began shortly after
o'clock At the head OF the table was
the class president. Webster knight.
THE class OF 1901 held its reunion dinner
AZ the Agawam Hunt last evening Thirty
nine OF the e5 members who graduated
were present about the bankuet board. Tn
the absence OF the class president, Rcv.
George H. Ferris pastor OF the First
paptist church OF Philadelphia. Thomas
T. I. Mcdonnell class treasurer. pre-
sided as toastmaster. Officers were elect
ed as follows: President, Robert w. Taft;
secretary. Frank l.. Hinckley: treasurer.
r p l. Mcdonnell These. with Martin
Tanning and Frank ID. Lisle. will serve
as executive committee.
,ocrohors ~ Tho Of