The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-05-24
The Annual Commencement
passed off nicely. Many In
terestlng entertainments.
No rain.

it.
In the afternoon Rev. r. a.
Torrey, of the Moody Institute,
Chicago, preached "a sermon on the
"HoIy Ghost" At 7:30 he address
ed the Y. NJ. G. A. and Y. w G. A.,
and Monday night he delivered
the address before the Adelphic
Union Literary Society. All of
these learned lectures were
Thoroughly enjoyed by large
audiences. The college was GER
tainly fortunate in having DR..
Torrey here as we do not believe
any other man could have pleased
the people any better than ne did.
We hope to see DR.. Torrey with u
again.
Monday forenoon was occupied
with examinations in Geometry,
Tacttus, Algebra and Physiology.
At 300 p. m. was the Musical
Recital by the instrumental music
Department under Miss Clemens.
The Students in this department
have become very efficient under
able management.
Tuesday morning, Univerasl
History, Thucydides and Astronomy
were the examinations. AT II 40
interesting essays and orations
under Prof. Golf. At 200 p. m. thu
annual Class Day exercises were
held. This was pronounced by Il
great many the best exercise of the
week, the following was the pro.
gram:
SaIutatory, j. r. Birchfeld.
Music, "Peace on the deep,"Quartett.
Glass History, II. j. Miles
Music" Correcting to Spring,"Quartett
Glass Poem, Mary Roberts.
Music, "O'er the Foaming Sea-"
Glass Prophecy, D. r. Haworth
Music, Solo, Mary Roberts
Address to Undergraduates,
Ocey Walker
Response.
Planting Glass Ivy.
Ivy Grafton, John Henry
Glass Song.
At 1880 the annual exercises o
the Adelphic Union were held il
New Providence Church. This OK
ercise was about the average. Tx
Athenian Society presented tive
medals, one for the best DICTATOR
and the other for the most i'm
provement in Debate. Robt. Par
ham presented these. Robt. Jone
o was awarded the former by vote o
the society and Moses Gamble tn
latter. The Alpha Sigma Societ.
4 also awarded two medals one t,
o the best DICTATOR in the Colleg'
course and the other in the Pre-
o paratory. Frank Marston ant
Charlie Magill were awarded thes'
;. medals Prof. Will Clemens, o
Tusculum College, a former Alph'
;. Sigma man, presented thes'
medals. After the presentation o
). medals the Society Diplomas wer,
presented to the members of tn,
;. Senior Glass.
Wednesday, the Oath, Anabasis
/ Biology and Logic were the ex
aminations. At HOO another
interesting literary exercises, under
Prof. Golf was given.
J.. The Board of Directors also hel(
L their annual meeting and Jno. G
Newman was elected Prof. o
t Latin for the coming year.
At night there was the CRANE
:, concert by emenent artists from
Knoxville. Miss Mary Flemmins
Profs. Ernest Garrett and Henry S
p Jcnes, violinist and conetest, were
, all welcomed by Maryville people
/ and delighted them as of yOre. II
addition to this Prof. Hal. HAYES
). the Clarionetist, and Prof
, Chas. p. Garrett, at the piano were
with the company and have alsC
;, gained a place in the hearts of the
music loving people of Maryville.
t Thursday morning promptly a
900 O'clock the. commencement
: exercises were begun. The follow
ing is list of the graduates ant
their subjects:
"Human knowledge: Its Limita
tions',' Jas. r. Burchfield
elixir Vit@," Kate Caldwell
"a Waning Crescent" ]. @. Durfey
: "Hard Times" +. ID. French
"a True Metempsychosis," Mabe
: McNeal.
'Gambetta," S. S. Hart
"The Plumed Knight" d. r
Haworth
"The Future Triumps of Chemistry,