Brown and White Vol. 14 no. 59

              y m c a committees vol xiv commencement week program the program for commencement week tune q-12 is as follows : university sunday tune 9 — morning prayer at 1 1 o'clock ; bac calaureate sermon by rt rev cort ben greet performance ben greets woodland players whose oroduction of as you ctiiq it last year was so much appreci ated were welcomed back to le high by two larcre audiences on tuesday when they gave twelfth nig-ht in the afternoon and a midsummer night's dream in the eveninp the afternoon was ideal for an ooen a'r perform s.:ice and although the temperature in the evening was a little low it cud not serve to lessen the interest in the dlav r i he efteci produced in the even ing by the scheme of lighting on the grassy stage with its background ot trees and shrubs was most beautiful and it is needless to say that the acting was all that could be desired ben greets nick bottom being especially good if the company returns next year it will certainly receive a still more cordial wel come arcadia the following amendment was made to the constitution of the ar cadia at its last meeting any member of the arcadia who absents himself from three con secutive meetings or five meetings during a term or allows fines to accumulate to the amount of one dollar without an excuse accept able to the arcadia shall be drop ped from membership and the ac tion published the annual spiel of the arcadia will be held on thursday night circulo ibero ameri cano the officers of the circulo ibero americano for next year are as fol lows president a a goytisolo 08 v ice president e bfeato 08 secretary carlos gonzales 09 treasurer c saenz 08 ; librarian j lores 08 the teams reoresenting the chemical society and the arts and science club played their an nual game on lehigh field last wednesday afternoon the embry onic chemists winning by the score of 6to 4 the culture students were in the lead until the eighth but a batting rally coupled with er rors gave their opponents three runs and the rame the batter ies were larkin and walters 07 for a & s and schneller ochs keife and dech for the chemicals the faculty adopted a rule last monday to the effect that no under graduate organization may give a public performance without the consent of the president the following committees have been chosen to carry on the work of the young men's christian as sociation for next year : missionary — r e loper 08 chairman f t leilich 08 j a clarke tr..'ob p b fraim j o9,a g small 09 h s gay 10 a j hopkins 10 bible study j l gressitt 08 chairman w t lytle 08 c c shorklev 08 h 01.o 1 . stephens 08 l b treat 10 r b s.wope 10 i s bverlv 10 devotional — g r brothers 08 chairman ; l heck 08 f m savre 08 l a walker 08 r c cliver 09 a s garrison 09 l a pullis 10 music — e h finnic 708,7 o8 chair man ; flo stephens 08 a n van vleck 08 c h bechhoefer io r b swope 10 c n williams 10 finance w e mccann 08 chairman f m savre 08 o8 lakev 08 c morsack 08 a p s bellis 09 r m wolfe 09 t covle 00 gorman 10 membership — s r young 7 oq chairman a j hopkins r io a m raine 08 l b treat 10 j j reese 10 w c v an blarscom 10 social — g m jessup 08 chair man j s bayless 08 f v ijech tel 08 n wigton 00 s w fleming lr oq p warriner 7 io h'land 800k — g f murname 1 o chairman ; l c taylor 09 g r waltz 10 f p lawrence ; io h f sasscer 10 alumni notes miss margaret m erwin of bethlehem and t g smull 06 were married last saturday even ing mr smull is with the new jersey zinc company and is lo cated at lersev city r s taylor y q was a candidate for iude'e of northamoton county at the orimaries held on saturday n n merriman ok will spend the summer in south bethlehem having secured a position with the globe the funeral of clarence o luckenbach 04 took place in the niskv hill cemetery on last thurs day afternoon notice of mr luckenbach's death was received in bethlehem on may 2sth from santa fe new mexico where he had gone for the benefit of his health in iqo4 the june number of technical literature will contain an article descriptive of lehigh the first of a series dealing with the technical in stitutions of the country harwood frost m e 93 is editor of this magazine base ball lehigh 10 f & m 3 landt whitehead d d s t d bishop of pittsburg class day monday tune 10 — class day exercises in the park at 2 p m ; lacrosse game alumni vs lehisii on the university athletic grounds at 4 p m the junior hop in the gymnasium at 9 p m alumni day tuesday june 11 — annual meeting of the alumni association at 11.10 a m alumni luncheon at 1 p m ; base ball game university of alabama vs lehiedi on the university athletic grounds at 3.30 p m phi beta kappa address by rev george william knox d d l l d of the union theological seminary new york city in packer mem orial chadel at 8 p m : president's reception in the gymnasium at 9 p m university day wednesday tune 12 — commencement exer cises in packer memorial church at 10.30 a m ; orations by members of the graduatins class ; awarding of prizes : conferring of degrees ; address by charles l taylor e m 76 alumni orator june hop calculus cremation tickets the arrangements for the june hop to be held monday night june 10 in the rvmnasium will be in charge of the committee that was appointed for the junior prom consisting of bechtel banks bar ker fulton finnic roberts anji lohnstone with the exception that fulton will act as chairman in place of bechtel this dance should re ceive better suoport than that givea to the tunior prom while the game with franklin and marshall college on thursday was not without interest the poor base running of the team was certainly far from satisfactory as only four out of a total of eleven hits counted in the scoring in the field hesse received good sup port f & m.'s three tallies be ing all earned bason was out of the game with rheumatism but his position was ably filled by boyer who accepted six chances without an error it was evident that the game was ours from the start three clean hits by mackall sterner and uptegraff were however thrown away in the first by stupid work on the bases in the third the team batted around and two errors a base on balls and three singles brought in six runs lentz re placed gillan in this inning after galbraith had singled and there after held lehigh to three hits al though four runs came in during the fourth on errors a hit and a balk fleming's three-bagger and free passes to hesse and mackall look ed good for some runs in the sev enth but the necsseary hit to score them was not forthcoming again in the eighth the bases were filled but none of the runners crossed the plate singles by brenner and stamm gave f & m one run in the fourth in the seventh a single by gillan followed by graul's long hit to left center for three bases and an out brought in two more ending the scoring the summary : uptegraff called out for cutting first base continued on fourth page tickets for the faculty have been left at the registrar's office where they may be obtained by any members who desire them sen iors who wish tickets should see walton on wednesday evening june 5 the oratorio society of the beth lehems will render haydn's orator io the creation in the univer sity chapel the society is made up of singers of the betblehems and members of the glee club a lim ited number of cards of admission may be obtained free by application to the registrar of the university no 59 the brown and white lehigh university south bethlehem pa tuesday june 4 19q7 jl • jc j-tjl . ab r ii . o a e krause ib 4 o 1 10 o 1 graul cf 3 1 2 o o o lowell c 4 o o 6 o 1 lentz rf p . 4 o o 1 2 o brenner if ... 3 1 1 3 1 o irwin 2b 2 o o 1 2 1 coldren ss . . 4 o o o 2 1 stamm 3b ... 4 o 1 2 2 1 gillan p rf . 4 1 1 030 32 3 7 23 12 5 lemgh ab r 11 o a e mackall c ... 3 2 sterner ib . . . 4 2 2400 2 10 1 1 barker rf .... 3 1 upteoraff cf . 4 2 galbraith 2b . 5 2 boyer ss 3 o 1300 2100 3 4 2o o 1 kj o serfass if . . . 5 o fleming 3b ... o o2oo i i 2 o