The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-01-31

Miss J.-"My fellow has gone back
on me. Oh it hurts me SO bad that l
can't study at ALL"
Sunday afternoon joint consecra-
ton meeting of the Y. M. C. A. and
Y. w. C. A. was held in the college
Chapel. The meeting was led by
Miss Mollie Caldwell.
Many young men and young ladies
took an earnest part, and all
seemed impressed with the response
bility laid upon them in the coming
revival.
w. Boyce, who is confined to
his room with pneumonia fever, is re-
ported to be slightly better, and hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
The hog population, Of college hill
is on boom.
Misses Nellie Cormelia Flora Henry
Johnnie Gates; Pliny Ferris, Pete
Hood, H. A. Brown, u. Thompson
Rev. F. E. Moore and Hon. Andrew
Gamble and wife, report most pleas
ant evening spent at the home of DR..
Bartlett, last Saturday.
The revival services begin on Mon
day night of this week. The people
of Maryville will be delighted to have
the privilege of hearing DIR. Elmore
again, and they are cordially invited
to attend the services and to partici
pate IN them. Above all, let all the
Students, wherever they room, attend
all the services. DR.. Elmore will
speak at Chapel every morning, and
Will preach at night the night service
begin at six o'clock, and the sermon
at half past six. Don't miss service.
The twenty-sixth annual mid-winter
Entertainment of the Athenian Liter
airy Society came off last Friday night
at Columbian Hall. In spite of a
rainy and dlsagreeable night, Column
bian Hall was taxed to its full capacity
with the loyal friends of the Society,
who had gathered to enjoy one of the
grandest entertainments of the season.
The entertainment was presided
over by Rev. P. M. Bartlett, d. d.,
in his most happy manner.
AT 7 O'Clock the house was called
to order, and after invocation by DR..
is. t. Wilson, Misses MINIS and
Koch played beautiful piano duet.
The musical part Of the program
was undoubtedly excellent, for it was
participated in by some of the best
talent of East Tenn. The Base Solo
by w. I. Bartlett was simply fine,
and was loudly applauded.
Athenian Orchestra composed of
the following:-H T. Hamilton Violin,
]. ]. Thompson, Banjo; w. S. Green
Guitar; E. B. Smith, Guitar; H. M.
Welsh, Bass Violin; and Miss Helen
Minis, Piano, played some of their
sweetest pieces. The Athenian Glee
Club, composed Of the following
young menu. ]. Thompson, ]. A.
McCulloch, F. S. Campbell, H. M.
Welsh, H. 7. Hamilton, W. E.
Harmon, w. S. Green and Geo.
Haley. delighted the audience with
comic pieces of music.
One of the most pleasing features
Of the evening was the vocal solo by
Miss Nellie Cormelia, and the piano
Solo by Miss Ella Fanz of Knoxville.
Miss Carmelia, the sweet singer,
entertaind the audience with her best
songs. 1t was, indeed very fine, in
fact, we heard from every side words
of praise. One said: 81 should rather
hear Miss Cormelia's singing than that
of any one else:" and another said:''
Yes Sir, Miss Cormelia can have me
now." We should all be proud Of
Miss Cormelia, the sweetest of all
sweet singers.
The Piano Solo by Miss Ella FAM
was the best we ever heard. Miss
FAM is one of the most accomplished
pianists in East Tenn. she was ed
ucated at Cincinnati Conservatory OF
Music, and graduated with highest
honors. The literary part of the pro-
gram was equally good.
The declamations-"Thy Gods
Thy Country's and Truths" by Isaac
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