The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-10
BROWN JUNIOR
WEEK IS NEAR
ITS CLOSING

Yesterday afternoon Vice President
"Murph" Honiss presented Mr.. William
Charles Biting. supported hy the Junior
society OF ri Kappa, In a problem blot
with three spashes The Infernai Fem
inine." The situation OF the blot is the
exchange OF positions or the two sexes in
Brown university. W. c. Biting as Jim
mie Powers carried out his part as leader
Of the revolution OF the down-trodden men
against usurpng femininity. while r. b.
Jones, as the lady dean. filed his part
10 perfection
The cast and castings follow: Alexander
Meikledean, dean OF the Petticoat univer-
sty, Robert Bradford Jones: Dick Carter
Alirn Inman Marshall; Jimmie Powers
William Charles Biting Pop" Simmons
Henry Joseph Putnam Hadley: Tom
Brown, Scut We'll. Harry Howard. Fly
Eliot Palmer: Madge Horton, Walter
Henry Burnham; Motley owen. Sout Rich
mond, Sergeants, Title and Tim, O'Toole
Scut Poland Peggy Bradford. John Ralph
Honiss.
Those Of the alumni delegation Of 1907
ere: A s Briggs. II. c. Clark, II. l.. Dor
rance. G. Fowler, Jr., r. r. Jones, r. II
Miller H. r. Pearsall apd V. A Schwartz
The members from 1898 are W. G. Bit
ting. w n. Burnham. n, Ginnell n. j.
T. Hadley. j. r. Honiss, S f. Jackson
A. l. Marshall. n. s Marston, e r.
Palmer. w. NJ. Rose, N. l.. Sammis
The active members OF the society are
always Juniors and are elected every
spring. The members OF the Incoming
delegation from the sophomore class were
announced on Wednesday afternoon and
| includes the following: Harold Pember
| ton Babcock, Earl Reed Budlong, Henry
Sharpe Chafee. Donald Jackson. John
|
| Albert IIarkness Poland Lawrence Rich
| mond. Harry Frederick Smith, Jr., Har-
| old Gteene Sturgis. Henry Aaron Well.
| The tenth annual junior promenade will
| be held this evening at 10 o'clock in
| Sayles hall. All arrangements have been
/ completed and tonight's event ought to be
fitting close 20 the weeks festivities.
Sayles hall will be decorated in Japan
| ese fashion, and Is TO have the general
| effect OF a psgoda Oriental umbrellas
will be suspended from the centre Of the
| roof. and the six chandeliers all OF
/ which will be connected by streamers.
| An innovation In the dance system has
been introduced by the committee. From
1 10 70 u o'clock there will be card
after the intermission the rush" system
| will prevail.
| The twelve numbers follows: Two-step,
| college Days" waltz, kiss OF Spring"
| two-step.s Fanela: lanciers, Artist
| Life" two-step. San AntonIo:" waltz,
1 ooHltpouS w lpi i'us sNhpt-
tische. kiss, Kiss. KISS" waltz. "Eter-
nalle Ivresse:" two-step. ION San Fran
cisco Bay waltz, ''Valse Curressante;" !"
| two-step, Willow Grove
| The music will be furnished by the Co
| lonial orchestra of Providence and the
catering is to be done by the Lyman Ca
| tering company
Tho patronesses are: Mrs NJ. Freeman
| Cocroft Mrs. william II. p Faunce, Mrs.
/ John Lewis Mrs. Edgar Lewis Marston,
Mrs. Archibald c. Matterson. Mrs. George
| H. H. Mercer, Mrs, E. Bruce Merriman,
Mrs. Charles r. Merriman. Mrs. Howard
Richmond, Mrs George L.. Shepfey, Mrs
| Royal @ Taft. Mrs. William j. Town
! send. Mrs. Thomas waterman Mrs Will
lamp r. Waterman. Mrs. William w.
White
The following constitute the committee
In charge OF the Prom; George Alfred
| Townsend. chairman: Ely Eliot Palmer.
| treasurer Alvin Inman Marchall, secre-
| tary: Walter Henry Burnham, James
| Ovington Hazard. John Ralph Honiss,
Hunter Sylvester Marston, Harold Ed
sen Minnerly. James Lee Murray. Nor
man Lewis Samms. Herbert Knapp
Sturdy and Howard Seth Young