The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-12-19

| iHC bsitiCtt Hail Duiiuln6 hSsoti-
alton realised seventeen dollars from
the Schubert Concert.
Miss Martha Marston, '95, is at
home again pin Maryville after
teaching for some time in Western
North Carolina.
Kin Takahashi left Tuesday for
some Of the principal cities of the
North. Kin made trip last winter
to these cities and succeeded in get
ting neat little sum for eur Y. M.
c. A. and Gymnasium Building, and
we hope he will be even more sue
cessful ON this trip. Success to you,
Kin.
The Freshman Glass has organized
and elected for its president Ed Ellis
with T. H. Mcconnell secretary. 1t
adopted for class colors the red white
and blue. This is a noble band of
students and a bright future is in store
for them as they are loyal to the old
Flag even to their class colors.
A Joint meeting Of the Y. w. c. A.
and the Y. M. {. A. Sunday after
noon was enjoyed by quite number
of students and visitors. The pro-
gram was very interesting and IN
structive.
The circular letter of the class of
'o5, IS making its rounds through
Maryville at the present time, and
we learn from it that ]. l.. Richie
was married short time ago 70 a
Miss Georgia Martin. The many
friends of Mr.. Richie extendi hearty
congratulations to them and wish
them happy and prosperous journey
through life. Mr.. Richie is at fpres-
ent in the Seminary at Philadelphia
Pa.
Miss Carrie Murphy, a former
student here will 60 to Ashville N. C.
after Christmas, in search of Moore
education.
| Will Alexander. brother to Miss
Belle, who attended college here last
year, died Dec. The many friends
of Miss Belle extend their heart felt
sympathy to her in her sore bereave-
ment.
The twenty-second annual enter
tainment of the Bainonian Society
was given IN the College Chapel
Monday evening, Dec. IA, 1896.
1t was the first OF the Series of So.
ciety entertainments for this winter,
and the rest of the series must be ex-
cellent indeed ifthey excel the Bal
nonian. The stage had been tastefully
decorated, and the seats were ar
ranged SO that all obtained good
view of the stage. $3.50
Mrs. w. A. McTeer, one of the
Charter members of the society
gracefully presided over the exercises,
Introducing each new feature will
appropriate and charming words.
The program, consisted of recital
ions, essays, and the reading Of "Th'
Bainonian," and the best Of music.
One Of the most enjoyable events o
the season was the party at the home
of the Misses Huffstetlers on las
Saturday night. The party was glvel
by the students that room there, il
connection with the charming ladie
of the house, each inviting one guest
Manyup-tc-date games were played, Blu
one feature deserves special attention
1t is as fellows: Each yonng MAJ
was given an apron to hem for hi
respective lady. There was no priz
given as some were more prohcien
in the art than others. After thi
the emery party proceeded to til
neatly decorated dining wher
plates of tahy had been prepared 70
the pulling. This not only provoke
!. much humor but was very pleasin
to the taste Of all.
Rev. R. B. Irwin, of Elmwoo,
Place, Cincinnati, has accepted tn
charge of the church at Bayless, ILL.,
in the Presbytary OF Schuyler, an
expects to begin work in the ne,
field the Ist. OF Jan. He will contir
lie to supply Elmwood Place throug
J. December. Herald and Presbyter.
II Il NOT often that DleaSurec ron,