The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
WHAT is GOING ON AT
BROWN UNIVERSITY


afternoon marks the opening OF this
years junior week This period OF fes-
tivities has always been one OF the most
pleasant social events OF the college year
and this year bids fair 10 be no exception
TO the rule.
The annual junior week concert will
be given by the musical clubs trhis eve
ming at o'clock in Sayles hall AS to-
nights concert is the only appearance OF
'he combined clubs on the campus this
year large representation of undergrad
uatcs is expected TO attend. This eve
nings program will contain sclos b.
Messrs. n. II. Williams. 90. anc u. s. G,
Scull. '0. both OF these numbers having
been well received. f. NJ Watson. 'O7.
whose efforts have frequently been feat
ures In the clubs concerts for the past
three years will give a reading, entitled,
Tho Morning After the Prom"
Other numbers will be rendered by the
quartet composed OF Messrs. Gleason.
Thomas. Scul and McPhee.
The pIogram is as follows:
Comrade song, Bullard. Cleo club;
"Lowella." Bixby. Mandolin club; quar-
tet. selected. Messrs. Gleason, Thomas.
Scull, McPhee; reading. The Morning
After the Prom" Watson. Mr.. Watson;
Mrs. Cosy's Boarding House" Macy,
Glee club; clarinet solo Cavitina, Meyer
beer. Mr.. Williams; baritone solo. Loves
Trinity" De Koven. Mr. Scull; "Wald
mere" Morse. Msndolin club; Medley
from the South. Dixie; Alma Mater. De
Wolf. 81. Glee club.
Directly after the concert there will be
an informal dance in the gym Music will
be furnished by Fay's orchestra.
The membership committee OF the
Brown union, in accordance with the
provision OF the constitution. has nomi-
mated the following candidates for
president, vice president and the four
standing committees to be voted for
at the election TO be held Wednesday.
May %: For president John Ralph
Honiss, '0s; Sidney Small Paine, '0s;
for vice president, Charles Evans
Hughes, Jr.. 90; Donald Leroy Stone.
'o9; for house committee. Henry Gar
field Clark, '07 Raymond Frand Tiff.
'07; Franklin Irving Chichester. '0s;
Christopher Albert Greene. '0s: Ivory
Littlefeld. 'o9; Robert Holmes Whit
marsh, 0s; Elmer Stuart Horton. 10;
Edward Sheldon Spcer 10; for MEM
bership committee. Norman Stanley
Case. '0S; Clifford Chesley Hubbard.
'0s: Herbert Luther Barrett, '09; Henry
Aaron Well 90; John Danielson
Howard. 10; Stephen Donald Pyle, 10:
for library committee, Robert Sylvester
Curley 'o7; Harvey Mcleod Kelley. '07;
Frank Fenner Mason. '0s; Benjamin
Theodore schiek. 'os; for trophies com
mittee, Sheldon Jsnckes Howe, '0S:
Howard Seth Yound, '0s; william Pot
ter Buffum, Jr.. '0s: Harold Sturgis,
'09; John Collins Aloysius Hennessy.
10; Adrien EdN ard Regnier. 10.
The annual Carpenter prize contest
in elocution. which was held in Man
ming hall last evening. was we'll up to
the standard OF previous years All the
contestants delivered their selections
In good style and the board Of judges
considered the contest an excellent one
The first prize was awarded TO
Chauncey Earle Wheeler, '0s OF Plain
Vile. Mass, who declaimed the Reply
to Breckenridge" by Baker. His in
depreciation was good and the nexi-
bility and variation OF his voice ex-
Cellent
George Danforth Taylor. '0s, OF Stam-
ford y. Y. who was awarded second
prize, delivered his oration in a quiet
but finished manner The subject OF his
oration was Capitalization in the
United states" by Grady.
The third prize was awarded TO John
Howard Lever, os, OF Providence, who
declaimed Everett's speech on The
Preservation OF the Union"
At the annual election OF the Brown
Vaudeville club. held I'm the union last
night the following officers were elect
ed for le07-s President, r. T. Bur-
'cS; secretary, H. A. We'll, 90; treas
urer. Maxwell krause, 10; business
manager w n. Lynn, 10; property
man, Donald Jackson, 90; executive
committee. J. u. Pryor, 'Os; II. A. Well.
'09: II. G. Ormsbee. '0S; r. Il, Burbank
'0s; a. c. Thomas, oS, and w. II. Lynn.
10.