The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-02
COLLEGE NOTES.
KIN TAKAHAsHI. '9sl
+. A. PENLAND. rs J Editors.
Mr.. Canadian visited the Senior
class last Tuesday.

Mr.. J. l.. Marshall, graduate of
State University Of Nebraska, 81, who
is now visiting the college associations
of Tennessee in the interest of the
Knoxville Summer school, which is
to be held from June 18th to 23rd,
visited our college Wednesday and
addressed the stucents in the chapel
at 3 p. m. The Y. NJ. c. A. hopes to
send at least six delegates to this
training school. There is to be held
a like training school for the young
ladies at Rogersville, June 9Th to 18th.
The Bainonan Society debated the
Question last Friday evening, Resell
we'd, That man has more influence
over man than has woman. 1t was
decided in favor of the affirmative.
P. l.. Smith started with Mr.. Nc
Illvaine to Bald Mountain last week
to take drove of cattle, but when he
got to Chilhowee he turned back.
We suppose he got tired.
Most of the classes have begun to
review for final examinations Com
mencement Is nearly here. One more
month, and an other year of social
development, of pleasure, of intel
lectual growth, Of privileges and
opportunities will have been recorded
among the relics of the past, never to
be experienced again.
Huntsville Academy closed sue
cessful term few weeks ago, and
two of the teachers, Miss Ida Alex
ander and Mr.. R. c. Jones "a re.
turned to their homes at Cloyd's
Creek. The Principal Rev. d. A.
Clemens, '95, will take up work in
Idaho neXtyear.
Prof. Waller invited the Astronomy
class out to his home a few weeks ago
to look at the Stars, but the rain pre-
vented the Star gazing so the evening
was spent in more pleasant way IN
the pcrlor. Professor and Mrs. Wal
Ter were as lively and pleasant as ii
they were young themselves, and SO
made the evening most delightful
one to all. The class celebrated Miss
Edith Goddard's birthday last
Wednesday evening by calling on
Prof. Waller again. We spent most
profitable hour in locating the differ
ent Stars in the heavens.
The Y. NJ. c. A. and gymnasium
association has raise the fund to SII7o.
Prof. Sheriff. among the other Pro-
fessors very generously gave $Ioo to
the cause.
Mss Anna Hufstetler ga, and R.
c. Jones, 81, visited the Athenian
Society Friday night. Bob's many
friends were glad to see him on the
hill again.
Prot. Golf was kept away from his
classes last week on account OF sick
ness.
The Senior class enjoyed It's first
sociable last Saturday night at DR..
Stanley's elegant home on Main St.
1T was one of the grandest affairs OF
the season.
Miss Lovely who has been visiting
at her home in Coal Creek returned
the first of this week.
"A large number of the students
went to Messy Creek to see the base
ball game. Maryville VS.. Carson
4 Newman, last Saturday. Our boys
beat Messy Creek IS to Hurrah for
the McCormick's
Last Sunday afternoon the Y. M.
G. A. meeting was attended by a
large number of the students and was
enjoyed by all present. The music
furnished by Misses Carmelia and
Young was excellent.
The class of '95 has arranged to
have the finest concert, on the eve
ming before commencement, ever
given in Maryville
Misses Faye and Lucy Caldwell
spent Friday and Saturday at the
home of Misses Annie and Addie
Kidd.
The Detroit News Tribune of April
Ii contains an account of one of the
finest apartment houses ever erected