Brown and White Vol. 2 no. 53

              the costumes arrangement of scenery and stage effects general ly reflected great credit upon those who had them in charge and the music deserves honorable mention the performance was over at about 11 o'clock and as usual on these occasions,the club and a goodly part of the audience adjourned to charlie's where the customary jollification was held the caste was as follows : ali baba mr okeson amureth selim mr colemam cassim baba mr keinecke abdallah mr murray ilassarech ~] f mr budd assib i abdallah's i ...... mr belden orcobrand f lieutenants mr harvey ganira j [ . . . . mr ferriday fatima baba mr bartholomew selima mr siegel morgiana mr wbitmoyer the fairy anachronisma mr hillman chorus messrs arbenz h b ayers p 11 baldwin bastress brown callaghan carpenter dag gett fitzgerald hershey howell 11 a jones kip knight mcdonald megraw newbaker paddock palmer j phillips jr riter robin son shepp smoot stockett trafton waring dancers messrs marshall adams i'.annon dabbll meixell scott stack and wallace a lecture on dv maurier's novel " trilby was delivered at brown recently it is said that the young ladies of vassar are debating the question " kesolved that higher education unfits men for matrimony baseball lehigh 4 u of p 23 on saturday afternoon in the presence of a large crowd lehigh suffered defeat by the above score the team as a whole fielded loosely and batted and ran bases with poor judgment a combination which is not usually productive of victory whitmoyer at short was hardly a success although being a new man at the position his work was in a degree excusable his place however would seem to be in the outfield nevins was not at his best being ineffective and wild sending five men to first on balls during the five innings that he pitched bowie who succedeel him was also wild but both would have done better had their fielding sup port not been so wretched both teams batted well but le high's hits were scattered and usually unproductive owing to stupid base running pennsylvania played a strong steady game throughout making but few errors and showing good team work the game opened at 3 p m with lehigh at the bat the first two hitters were retired on flies to the outfield bowie the next man up after having two strikes called knocked out a home run to leftfield giving the crowd an opportunity to yell senior went out on a fly to short in her half pennsylvania scored eight runs on a combination of bases on balls six hits and errors avil was hurt in this inning and hollister took his place at short gorman going to centrefield in the second inning goss went out on a fly to short whitmoyer and thompson the next two bat ters were easily retired at first on infield hits for pennsylvania grey reached first on an error by whitmoyer but was caught trying to steal second blakely who was sent to first on balls stole second went to third on eeunig's hit and scored on schoenhut's fly to bowie johnson opened the next inning with a liner to rightfield which was fumbled and he reached third on a poor throw to catch him nevins and gannon however both were out on flies and petrikin on an infield hit pennsylvania again tallied one making the score 10 to 1 in her favor bowie the first man at the bat in the fourth inning was retired on a fly to gorman senior and goss were easily disposed of in a similar manner the former going out on a fly to contrell and the latter on one to centrefleld pennsylvania now piled up six more runs on a base on balls four hits and two errors johnson here made a fine catch of gorman's foul fly past first whftmoyer started the fifth with a hit to left but was put out try ing to steal second thompson singled to centre and stole second johnson struck out and taj lor who had replaced bowie in centeriield the latter going in to pitch was retired at first for the first time pennsylvania drew a blank reun ig made a hit and stole second and third schoenhut batted a fly to right which was taken in by petri kin,and goss caught blair's pop-up hollister took first on balls and stole second the best gorman could do however was to strike out leaving two men on bases gannon hit to short and was neatly fielded out at first petri kin made a hit and attempted to steal second but was put out ; only another proof that reckless and in discriminate base running does not pay as immediately afterwards bowie made a pretty two-base hit to centre on which petrikin could easily have scored bowie himself owing to poor coaching was caught trying to stretch his hit into a three-bagger pennsylvania added five to her account in the usual manner in the seventh each side scored two senior took first on a hit too hot for hollister to handle goss's fty to left was muffed whit moyer's sacrifice advanced each a base thompson made a hit on which senior scored ' johnson then made a sacrifice scoring goss and taylor was put out on an in field hit in the eighth lehigh added one more gannon was retired on a fly to right field petrikin batted a hard one to short and reached first safely bowie made his third hit advancing petrikin to second senior singled over second scoring petrikin but bowie was caught trying to reach third pennsyl vania failed to score in her half lehigh went out in one two three order in the ninth and the game was over following is the score : struck out by kevins 2 bowie 2 schoen hut 1 two-base hits thompson avil grey schoenhut base on balls by nevins 6 bowie 4 schoenhut 1 passed balls g-oss 2 home runs bowie grey wild pitches bowie 1 sacrifice hits,jwhitmoyer thomp son stolen bases thompson johnson hollister,avil,goeckel blakely schoenhut reunig time of game 2.15 umpire mr beattie mustard and cheese ali baba the twentieth of april has come and gone and with it the long looked-for performance of ali baba by the mustard and cheese dramatic association the house was well-nigh packed with an audience which well indicated the social favor with which the asso ciation is regarded and promised much financially the start,like that of all amateur performances was late it was 8.25 o'clock when the orchestra commenced the overture and ten or fifteen minutes later when the curtain rose for the first act disclosing the chorus of peas ants in the woods near bagdad a detailed statement of the plot is borbidden by lack of space it substantially followed the arabian nights story with which everyone is familiar . the most interesting features to the majority of the audience were probably the dances the first by wallace and bannon was executed by two extravagantly attired colored gentlemen in act 111 there was a skirt dance by pi adams daboll meixell scott and slack ; also a serpentine dance by marshall marshall and scott appeared again in the fourth act in a very pretty skirt dance the guitar and mandolin duet by miller and jessup of the banjo club was artistically clear and even and earned a hearty encore of the play itself the best part was undoubtedly the closing choruses of the first and fourth acts the actors showed the long and careful practice they have been through and with the exception of the usual general amateur weak ness impersonated their characters well anachronisma's acting was rather of the formal type but his voice was sweet and clear air baba looked and acted well his part selim spoke his lines in a very laughable fashion and acted his part well ; his songs also,barring his voice were well rendered abdallah's very presence on the stage was a signal for increasing interest among the audience ; he not only looked his part but he acted it with energy and taste his songs also were entertaining morgiana sang well and did good work in the many tete-a-tete scenes which she shared with selim and abdallah the character of ' cassim al though an unimportant one was gracefully and artistically imper sonated he was ably helped by selima the chief fault with the per formance was in the play itself it was an unfortunate selection for a college dramatic associationwhere the characters and not the imper sonators are necessarily the chief source of strength the local jokes the brown and white lehigh university south bethlehem pa april 22 1895 no 53 vol 11 calendar monday april 22 — the agora meets at christmas hall 7 p m tuesday april 28 — chemical society meets 7.80 p m electrical engineering so ciety physical laboratory 7 30 p m meeting of epitome board at phi gamma delta house t p m wednesday april 24 — ball game state college 3.00 p m mathematical club physical laboratory 7 p m saturday april 27 — lacrosse crescent athletic club 8 p m baseball lafayette at eas ton baseball delta phi vs spanish club 9 a m monday april 29 — new board of supply bureau directors meets at 12.80 o'clock for organi zation notice the agora meeting will be held on tuesday evening april 23 at 7 p m in christmas hall as this will be the last preliminary debate those desiring to enter the final home contest are requested to come prepared to debate president are one of the most fruitful sources of amusement in such an entertainment and it is to be re gretted there were so few oppor tunities for these in " ali baba jr those that were given however were well chosen and in some cases new lehigh at bat r h o a e gannon 2b 4 0 0 3 0 2 petrikin rf 4 12 3 0 0 bowie cf p 4 1 2 1 0 2 senior if 4 1 1 2 0 0 goss c 3 1 0 5 4 1 whitmoyer ss 3 0 12 13 thompson 3b 4 0 2 2 1 1 johnson lb 4 0 14 0 2 nevins p 10 0 0 0 0 taylor cf 3 0 0 2 0 0 totals 4 9 24 6 11 university of pennsylvania at bat r h o a e hollister cf , ss . 5 3 4 3 3 1 avil ss 1 1 1 1 0 0 contrell 2b 7 114 5 0 goeckel lb 6 2 3 10 0 1 grey cf 6 3 2 2 1 0 blakely 3b 3 4 1 2 3 0 retmig c 4 3 1 1 2 1 schoenhut p ... 5 3 2 0 2 0 blair if 6 3 2 10 1 gorman cf 5 0 1 2 0 0 totals 23 18 27 1g 4 score by innings . lehigh 1 00000210—4 u of penn....8 116 0 5 2 0 x 23 earned runs lehigh 2 univ of penn 5