The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-10-03

of the Y. M. and Y. W. c. A. was a
grand sue. last Sunday. The meeting
was largely attended and the topic
"The past four months of missions"
was ably discussed and was enjoyed
by all
The Adelphic Union Literary So
ciety met last Friday afternoon and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Prest. Miss Beatrice
Gray; Vice Prest. John Davis; Sec.
Fred Campbell; Treas. Miss Eta Nc
Chung.
Our Pap's boy, Bill Phillips, left
here last Monday with his famous
"Bob" great grand son of Robin.
sons show horse. Mr.. Phillips will
be IN school after Christmas until then
will be engaged in the Bible Society
work in Carter Co.
Miss Angelina Sexton left here last
Wednesday fol her home in Hunts
vile. We are sorry to know that
Miss Angelina has not been we'll at all
since she entered the college. We
hope she may soon be restored to her
usual health and return among US to
take up her studies.
We have no doubt that our Greek
Department is steadily growing in its
usefulness and popularity under the
efficient management Of Prof. Sheriff..
We sincerity hope that still larger
E number Of students may take up the
E Greek for there is nothing more i'm
: portant than Greek in training oul
minds.
b The Bainonian Literary Society
: began the years career with brill
e ant prospect. The following are TIT
officers of the ensuing term: Prest.
v Miss Carmelia. Vice Pres't. Mis-
r MINIS, Sec. Miss Freeman, Cor
t Sec. Miss Mckee; Treas. Miss Cald
well; Censors, Misses Koch, Farm
ham and Swan.
The Alpha Sigma Society had
t very interesting meeting Friday night
The question of Irelan6s home rule
was decided in the affirmative whicl
y side was led by Mr.. Jno. Davis
y Mr.. Ruble very ably led the negative
% There followed a very interesting
essay by Mr.. Ferris followed by dec
d lamations and etc.
The correspondent had the pleasure
of visiting Prof. Sherrilrs beginning
Greek class last week. The class i
composed of twenty-five members o
1t bright boys and girls. The professo
e says it is the most noted class in thre
n respects First, it is the largest anC
best beginning class" "Secondly
f" it has three young ladies'" Thirdly
,, it has one Senior and one graduate.
!, The Athenian Society had a yer
y interesting JOINT meeting of the tw'
sections last Friday night. Carl El
- more's defamation and Bruce Smith
essay deserve special mention. eth
"a Athenian" under the editorship of H
l. M. Welsh was presented for the fir!
time this year. The paper containe'
some valuable articles and shove
J careful and faithful work on the pan
i of the editor
~ The Theta Epsilon Literary Sc
% % ciety elected the following officers
Pres't. Miss Gamble; Sec. Miss Gray
Tres, Miss Seaton; Censors, Mise
y Akin, Jones and Seaton. This 81
Z ciety is the youngest society in til
y college being only year and a ha
i old and has not yet secued its prom
nent headquarters which is undoubtel
20 a great disadvantage to them i
lie their work. Let us all help them an
h encourage them IN every way we ca
lie to make it strong as are all the slstt
lie Societies of the college.
Next Saturday at 2 O'Clock the frs
i'll match game of football between tw
at crack teams of the college will b
as played at the Campus. One team
lie under the leadership of Takahashi an
r the other under the generalship {
Eisenhart who played in Binghamto
n. Y. High School team during tn
met SeaSon The teams are yer