The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-06-03

Piano Duet, Misses Agnes Glenn.
ems and Stella Eakin.
Prayer, Rev. j. H. Cooper.
Quintette, Messrs. Chas. Alex.
ander, 0. P. Johnson, w. E. Hamil-
ton, and VIM. Everett.
Essay, Natural Laws and Classf-
cation" w. E. Hamilton,
Columbus, Ohio.
Grafton, "Agriculture,"
John Henry,
New Market.
Piano Duet, Misses Ocey Walk
er and Stella Eakin. got
Oraticn, "Legions of Luck"
+. L. Savage,
Paulding, Ohio.
Grafton, "Infamy Of War;"
ID. r. Haworth,
New Market.
Vocal Solo, W. f. Graham.
The above speeches and essays
were well prepared and well deliv-
ed, and each of the speakers did
credit not to himself alone but to
his class and to the College. The
music was also fine and brought be-
fore the public some Of the musical
talent Of the College that had never
been there bei5re. q lal .%.spavl
e BOARD Or D1REeroRs. 7aa ..i.. :. {.
The BoMd of Directors met at
the College on Wednesday after.
noon and held IAN afternoon and q
night session. Sixteen trustees
were present. All the deliberations
were harmonious = and hopeful.
Rev. W. H Lyle is Presiuent Of the
Board; Major Cunningham, Re-
corder; and Hon. w. A. McTeer,
Treasurer. The Directors elected
Rev. E. B. Waller, the Principal Of,
Ellsabathfcn <fcan. As1dc iny,A-
as Professor of Mathematics to fl l
the place left vacant by the death
of Prof CrawfO Prof. Waller is
a graduate of Union College, Schen-
ectady, N. Y, and of Princeton,
N. j., Theological Seminary. He
stands high in the estimation of his
Alma Mater, and of all who have
been acquainted with his career as
an instructor. He has conducted
the Academy at Elizabethton with
marked success for several years
past. He will be a valuable &C.
quisition in the faculty. He will
spend the summer in special prep
aration for his work in the College.
The Board also appointed Rev.
Herman A. Goff as Tutor Of Greek
for the ensuing year. Mr.. Golf is
well known in Maryville, and
needs no introduction or recon.
mendation to the friends of the
College.
Prof. G. s. Roberts is much i'm.
proved in health and expects to be
able to conduct the Latin depart
ment during the coming year as
heretofore.
These additions to the faculty
will increase its ability to do satis-
factory work, and are welcomed by
all.
THE CATALOGUE.
The Catalogue of the College
printed by Bishop & Goddard, was
out in time to distribute to the STU
dents as they were leaving on Fri
day morning. Copies Of the cata.
logue can be obtained upon appli-
cation to any member of the facul.
ty or to Hon. Will A. McTeer,
Treasurer Of the College.
THE CONCERT.
Wednesday evening brings us to
the time to which many of the stu
dents were looking forward with in.
terest. This was the evening allot-
ted to the band boys, by the faculty,
in which to give a musical concert.
The following is the programme,
which had been made out for the
evening:
Invocation, Pref. S. T. Wilson.
Music by Band.
Piano Duet, Mrs. P. NJ. Bartlett,
and Mr.. Frank Clark.
Vocal Solo, George Mckenzie.
Violin Solo. Prof. Rinehart.
Vocal Solo, Miss Fleming.
Cornet Duet Rhodohayer Bros.
Cornet Duet Master Rhodehaver.
Vocal Solo, Prof. Rinehart
Music v Band.
fiano Soio, Mrs. Bartlett.
Vocal Solo, Geo. Mckenzie.
Cea,hsads son tie Eisttt Rsge'