The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19

T. Blodgett, Mrs. Arthur w. Clafiin Mrs
William NJ. Cooke, Mrs. winsor H. Good
now, Mrs. Henry r. Manning Mrs A. de
Forest Palmer, Jr., and Mrs. Frank @.
Spencer.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity enter
tained In their unual charming way at
their rooms in Brunania Hall during the
afternoon.
Sigma chapter OF Psi Uspilon will en-
tertaln at dance at the chapter house
on Manning street this evening. The
patronesses include Mrs. w Whitman
Bailey Mrs. William III. Buffum, Mrs.
II. Nelson Campbell, Mrs. william Gam
nell. Mrs. Henry b. Gardner, Mrs. Robert
III. !. Goddard. Mrs. William Goddard,
Mrs. Rowland q. Hazard. Mrs. Elisha III.
Howard, Mrs. Henry F. Appitt Mrs.
Horatio r. Nightingale Mrs. William r.
Talbot and Mrs. William p. weeden.
PROGRAM FOR EVENING.
The events for the evening will begin
at S p. m. with the promenade concert
and senior ball. The campus will, II the
weather permits, present a very beautiful
appearance for the decorations OF innu-
merable paper lanterns always make a
very pretty sight, while forming a back
ground for the animated picture made by
the multitude of visitors. pretty girls and
handsome escorts. Music will be furnished
by Reeves American band.
The senior ball will take place In Sayles
hall and win prove no exception TO the
rule.
At midnight the front campus will be
the centre OF attention. for the seniors
will appear in old clothes, bring fireworks
and line up for the march down the hill
for their class supper.
This event will end the festivities for
the day, but those living near the college
will probably be awakened during the wee
small hours OF the morning upon their
return.
CLASS DAY COMMITTEE.
The class day committee was made up
Of the following men:
Ralph Cahoon whitenack, chairman;
Albert Whitman Clanin. Paul Matteson.
Wesley Floyd Morse, John Gormley
Walsh.
The senior ball committee consisted OF
Emery Moulton Porter, chairman, John
Ellsworth Flemming, secretary; William
Gould slocum. treasurer; Aylesworth
Brown, Charles Douglas Mercer. Jason
Osborne Cook, Preston Summer Moulton,
Lucian Deane Fuller, Everett Harold
SWEET, Walter Douglas -Swoffield.
OTHER EVENTS.
At 2:90 this afternoon the annual meet
ing OF the associated alumni was held IN
and was followed by the Hon. Joseph
Bucklin Bishop 20 who took for his SUBJ
ject. John Hay, a Scholar Statesman"
IL was a most able and comprehensive
address In which the life. and character
OF the famous diplomatist and statesman
were fully covered and the noble points In
his makeup brought out forcibly showing
without question that he was one OF the
greatest men OF his age and that Brown
should feel honored that he was once
student OF the institution.
CLASS REUNIONS.
There were and will continue TO be dur
ing the day and evening lots OF Hello
BILL" Glad 10 see you back. Fred" and
you don't look a bit older, WILL" at the
various class reunions which will occur at
different places both in the city and at
out OF town places OF interest
The class of 03 triennial: 0l. ouinquen-
NAL. took place at Palace Gardens, while
'es. decennial, started for Hauterive at
$50 a. m, dinner at University club at
7:So p. m; 81, dinner at Agawam Hunt al
p. IN; 81. dinner at Sauantum club at
1920 p. M: II, dinner at Hope club at
7:s0 o. m: II, guests OF Col. Robert F.
Brown at dinner at l5 Charles Field
street; SO, dinner at University Hall at
p. m.