Brown and White Vol. 8 no. 33

              basket ball saturday february 16 — at 8.00 p m reading basket ball team vs 1904 team in the gymna sium sunday february 17 at 9.30 a m.bible study class in christmas hall at 6.15 p.m — meeting of the christian association in christ mas hall base ball schedule the list published below is the base ball schedule which manager crane has arranged up to date there are two or three vacancies as yet and when the list is revised it will be published later march 30 saturday — rutgers at south bethlehem april 3 wednesday — georgetown at washington april 4 thursday — virginia at char lottesville april 5 friday richmond college at richmond april 6 saturday — agricultural and mechanics college at raleigh april 8 monday — n c at winston n c april 9 tuesday — n c at chapel hill april 13 saturday — new york univer sity at south bethlehem april 17 wednesday — princeton at princeton april 20 saturday — university of pennsylvania at philadelphia april 24 wednesday — columbia at south bethlehem may 1 wednesday — open may 4 saturday manhattan at south bethlehem may 8 wednesday — yale at new haven may 11 saturday — wfst point at wes t point may 15 wednesday — state college at south bethlehem may 18 saturday — bucknell at south bethlehem may 22 wednesday — lafayette at easton may 25 saturday — fordham at new york may 30 thursday — university of pennsylvania at south bethlehem june 8 saturday — lafayette at south bethlehem june 15 saturday — lafayette at easton june 18 tuesday — fordham at south bethlehem it it probable that if the inter national games between yale and howard and oxford and cam bridge be arranged that they will be held at the pan-american ex position in buffalo epitome blanks may be obtained at the supply bureau last thursday night the junior class held its annual dance in the dining room of the eagle hotel the room was very tastefully deco rated with flags and college colors while the red glow from the elec tric lights made the decorations very effective it was a pity the crowd was not a larger one because good music and a good floor were very much in evidence so the only thing that was needed was a big crowd to enjoy it however those who were there enjoyed it to the utmost and there were many es pecially strangers who were very much surprised at the small num ber of college men present the dance started about nine o'clock with a waltz and this alter nated with a two-step until about twelve o'clock when refreshments were served and shortly after that the dance broke up the following were among those present misses myers mitchell convers shields mckee jeti adams johns mattiz jacobs mrs ruggles mrs stewart mrs bird mrs mckee mrs drown mrs boyer and mrs thurston messrs bird hill hall brownell johns luck enbach thurston major lissak evans rice mckee fleming and boyer the following were the commit tee and patronesses : w r hall chairman ; r m bird e m hill w s brownell jr w s johns t k b gardner f w parsons patronesses : mrs t m drown mrs e c mitchell mrs weston dodson mrs reginald radford mrs frazier mrs thornburg mrs chas m dodson mrs j j mckee mrs m merriman mrs klein mrs j g osborne mrs f m bird alumni prize orators w s brownell jr a phase of industrial life j n downey international arbitration to satisfy national honor f hewitt the corporate movement w s johns washington's political idias f f lines washington's interest in the west w f roberts the labor movement in amer ica on saturday night in the gym nasium the freshmen will line up against the strong team from read ing so far they have played but two games both of which resulted in overwhelming victories this time however they will meet a much stronger team and a good fast game may be expected the reading team has made quite a reputation around the country and should the freshmen win they will be able to meet the representative teams of the state everyone is urged to be present at this game as the expenses incurred will be con siderably large and the profits should there be any will go towards defraying the expenses for fitting up the gymnasium the game will be called at 8 p.m an admission of 15c will be charged the grand opera house was well filled wednesday evening with students and townspeople of eas ton and the bethlehems in honor of the joint concert given by the musical clubs of lafayette and le high the concert had been looked forward to with considerable antici pation and preparation for some time and an unusually good pro gram was the result all the num bers were so well rendered that it was necessary to respond to an en core in each case and a better pleased audience probably n-ever filled the opera house the clubs were greeted so impartially by the audience that it would be impos sible to tell which made the great est hit the program began at 8.15 p m with lehigh's alma mater by the glee club this was followed by the lafayette banjo club in " the jolly musketeers which was so well received that they played " siiome " for an encore the lehigh mandolin club then played " aunt mandy's wedding " followed by venus — intermezzo " do'an-ye-cry-ma-honey " was well rendered by the glee club of the visitors and in responding to an encore they sang their " alma mater mr wood of lafayette was heartily applauded in his violin solo work and showed rare skill in handling the instrument the le high glee club sang " little cot ton dolly " and for an encore a quartette composed of messrs monie miller reese and sheesley sang a very pretty lullaby entitled " good night the first part of the program was concluded by the lafayette banjo club in " bunch of rags which was generously ap plauded part second began with a selec tion by the lafayette glee club which was followed by the gypsy serenade " by the lehigh mando lin club mr reese's vocal work was of unusually good order and he was repeatedly applauded he sang " bandelero " and " the ros ary a mandolin trio composed of messrs keller jaeckel and green of lafayette did some ex cellent work and was heartily en cored lafayette's banjo club vol vhl lehigh university south bethlehem pa saturday february 16 1901 junior promenade a small but enjoyable dance lehigh = lafayette concert calendar no 33 the brown and white an excellent program given last wednes day evening played a lively medley introducing several well known selections the concert ended with a rendition of " when the snow flakes flutter low which in its beauty and ar tistic finish showed the excellent training given the club by prof wolle the entire concert was one of which both institutions may be justly proud and showed careful work and good material through out the regular program was as follows : part i alma mater lehigh glee club " the jolly musketeers arranged by weaver lafayette banjo club venus lntermezzo — intermezzo francis eaton lehigh mandolin club " do'an-ye-cry-ma-honey " noll lafayette glee club violin solo — spanish dance zapateado sarasate mr wood lafayette " little cotton dolly words by r h buck music by adam geibel lehigh glee club bunch of rags arranged by weaver lafayette banjo club part 11 " the new couple " dore lafayette glee club gypsy serenade " francis eaton lehigh mandolin club solo vocal bandelero " lynes mr reese lehigh mandolin trio the humming bird characteristic dance e h frye messrs keller jaeckel and green lafayette medley arranged by weaver lafayette banjo club when the snow flakes flutter low adam geibel lehigh glee club