The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-23
COLLEGE NOTES.
KIN TAKAHASHI, '95l
F. A. PENLAND. Is Editors.

MOlneT Returned EOillC last WSCh.
after stay of nearly two years in the
north.
Mr.. George Lowry "a who has
been iE the Seminary al Auburn N.
Y. during the past year returned last
Saturday.
Charles Marston who has been
teaching at New Market for two years
past, returned to his home in East
Maryville last week.
Prof. Sheriff. joined the Bainonian
Society last Friday evening. Both
the Society and the Professor are
worthy of congratulations.
Mr.. James R. Burchfeld' % who
has been in the Seminary at Auburn
n. Y. returned Tuesday. High
street will be in smiles again as that
is his favorite resort.
Prof. Newman invited his Fresh
man Latin class down to his nice
home on Washington Avenue last
Thursday evening All report very
nice time, Notwithstanding the loss of
the Ice cream.
The freshman class spent most of
the day Saturday preparing for a
sociable that evening. but there came
shower or two of rain before the
hour of meeting, and the delicacy of
the class prevented their going and,
so the party was deferred till further
notice.
Rev. R. B. Irwin and family of
Cincinnati are visiting their many
friends in Maryville. Robert grad
uated from Lane Seminary. few
weeks ago. He will supply the church
to which he has been preaching
during his Seminary course. He
expects to return to his charge in a
few days.
The Rainonian Society gave its an
nual reception last Friday evening.
The program consisted Of a history OF
the Society by Miss Mollie. Caldwell,
Piano Duet by Misses Lulu Koch
and Blanch Cardwell, Vocal Duet by
Miss Nellie Calmelia and Cordela
Young. A speech by Prof. Sheriff.,
addresses by Misses Martha Marston
and Lydia Franklin. A Piano solo
by Miss Flora Henry, an address by
Mrs. Prof. Wilson on the Advantage
of society work. A recitation by Miss
Minnie Freeman. A Solo by. Miss
Nellie Carmelia. An address by Prof.
Waller, and a banjo solo by Miss
Blanch Cardwell. Every thing with
out exception was excellent. The
papers read by the Senior ladies were
especially good. Prof. Sheriff.:
speech was funny and interesting
from beginning to end. After this
most excellent program; all were IN
vited to the Bainonian Hall which wa.
most beautifully decorated. The
beautiful flowers which had been sc
beautifully prepared, lent inchant
ment to the hall. The Ice cream
supper as served by the ladies wa
one of the most attractive parts OF thu
evening. Thanks to the ladies TO
the pleasant evening.
The grandest thing of the season
was the Senior party, given by tn,
sisters OF the class, Miss Martha Mars
ton and Miss Lydia Franklin, at tn
home of Miss Jennings on Indian;
Avenue. The two young ladies me
their brothers at the door with smilin;
faces and cheerful voices and wei
coined them to a pleasant and richl
furnished parlor. After an hour o
50 of social enjoyment we were take
into the dining room, where stood
table loaded with luxuries and mos
beautifully decorated with red rose
and white Arbutus. After a mos
pleasant repast we retired to III
parlor where upon, each one was pre-
sented with taper made of pape
which was used instead of lamp:
each one burning his taper while b
performed the part the good sistel
had assigned him. The program col