The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-05-14

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Rev. C. A. Duncan and wife, and
Miss Bradford were visiting MRS.
Crawford last week.
Miss Lura Kimbro, former STU
dent here, with Miss Annie Haworth
visited College Hill Monday.
Biddle-" Smith, Why didn't you
60 to the social last night'e
Smith-s'I wasn't sufficiently urged
to go, Biddle." b@ N
w. T. Stewart, photographer, Of
Knoxville was on the hill last week
taking pictures of the College, STU
dents, classes, etc.
A veryapleasant evening was spent at
the home Of Maj. and Mrs. Ben Cum
ningham Thursday in the way of a
social given in honor Of Miss Mollie
Caldwell's Sunday school class. iiAll
report a good time.
Linton Tedford, one Of our old
student, was visiting on the Hill
Friday. Linton has been in Atlanta
for some time and has been success
fully connected with the Atlanta
Constitution as reporter,
Miss Mamie mckinley, formerly a
student Of Maryville College and
Miss Waterbury Of Denver, Col,
both Of whom have been teacheng in
Morristown, Tenn, were attendance
at chapel exercises Thursday, morn
ing. 'Aaa s8sA 49,
Quiet a number of our students
went to Bakers Creek last Saturday
where the Bakers Greek Cemetary
association held their eighteenth ami
versery. Prof. Newman made very
interesting address which deeply i'm
pressed the audience.
Prof. Sheriff. has not been able to
meet his classes for the past few days
on account of sickness. The follow
ing students have taken his classes;
Richie, Campbell, Gilmore, Lyle,
and Keeble. We all hope to see the
Professor back in a short time. "
ard The latest fad!. We are not abso-
iutely certain, but we think that
mems ties, cravats, and all descrip-
tons of neck-wear for men,, are
doomed. AT any rate one Of the
professors was in school Thursday
morn without such wearing apparel.
The Seniors have been successful
in obtaining ,Clark's, orchestra tc
! give a. concert in the Presbyterian
Church Tuesday evening, May the
eth, the A. u. L. S. Entertainment
looming onWednesday evening instead
Of Tuesday as heretofore. Clark'
orchestra has, wide reputation ant
Contains some of the best mlslca
talent Of the, South. The entertain.
ment will be one Of the best musica
treats ofthe season. Tickets thirty
five andssixty cents. lsilar i.Inisal
~ Mrs, Dr. Boardman gave 4 recep
ton last Tuesday afternoon in homo
Of the Chilhowee Literary Club .
College Hill and vicinity, and TIL
Tuesday Literary Club Of the town
About thirty members were Apresen
ard an interesting program was fol
loved out. Refreshments to suit tn
most delicate tastes were served. Tn
Presidents Mansion was beautiful,
decorated with flowers and music wa
furnished by some Of the best talen
of the College. A very enjoyable
we'll as profitable time was spent b
all present.
Mr., Kin Takahashi made a stirrin
little address before the students la.
Tuesday morning. All we're glad t
hear Kin relate his experience. and te
ofthe success which he met with
Kin spoke of the difficulty of gettin
admission into churches, Y. M. c. A
etc, on account of SO many demand
on them at this time. Notwitt
standing the hard times he got ad
mission to IA Sunday Schools wit
6o7a scholars, S Wednesday evenln
prayer meetings attendance 100.
Young Peoples Societies attendant
no, lay. M. C. As attendance a47e
4 churches in evening services after
dance 1000; Al pastors were Gale