The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-23
COLLEGE NOTES.

boardlpg Tluo $50 students anu
more coming in every day. From
time to time as we see the success
with which this club is carried on and |
the untold advantages it offers the
students we must express our appre-
cation TO Mrs. Wilson for the hard
work and skilllul management which
il displayed in conducting the Club.
Certainly there is no other one thing
connected with the College which
contributes to the welfare OF the stu
dents more than the privileges of
the Club.
& Prof. Warfel has finished hand
some residence on Indiana Ave. ard
IS now enjoying its comforts. Indi.
aha Ave. has become popular
residence street for Piols., four now
reside on it.
Pro. Barnes is erecting a picket
fence around his beautiful residence.
Prof. Barnes was unable to attend
to his classes Friday on account of
sickness.
inc. McCulloch and Nose Gamble
attended the entertainment Friday
night.
Last Friday night the Athenian
Seelety gave theii 2Sth Annual En-
tertainlrent in the College Chapel.
The Chapel was filed with an audi
e6ce Of well behaved people as is
usually the case at such entertain
ments.
The Grafton rendered by Carl FL
more, Subject, 'FTheI Three Bell.
ringers, was well rendered and treated
in a mastery way. The Bell was
made to represent Truth. The bell
ringers we're first Columbus, the ex-
plorer aad discoverer, Calico, the
astronomer, Physician and mathema
tician. 3rd Martin Luther the great
reformer and Christianizer.
I. : ssB'ssssss Resolved, Tlusts
should be prohibited by law" was
affirmed by H. L. Mathews and de-
MED by H. T. Hamilton. This was
one of the best debates the society
has. ever given, and enthusiasm and or
atory displayed speaks well for the de
bators. "The Mark OF the Red Death"
renderd by Arthur Hull, was ap-
preciated by all. An Grafton, sour
Nation" given by c. P. Kennedy
displayed great care and skill in COM
position. The Athenian read by
Bruce Smith was bright and newsy
and many amusing jokes were sprung
on the boys.
The music was ofthe best quality
and of good variety.
The first was Piano solo by Mrs,
Bartlett. This was treat to all
lovers of music, The Athenian quar-
tette composed of John Eakin, Fred.
Campbell, H, T. Hamilton and Carl
Elmore gave some excellent produc.
tons ard were HEARTILY encored. A
Duet given by Miss Stella and John
Eakin was one of the best features OF
the evening. Hon. Thos N Brown
presided in his usual witty manner
and encouraged the boys very much
in few remarks at the close.
The Athenians can still claim that
the name which the society bears is
what 1t should be.
The manner in which the partici-
pants acquitted themselves will be a
great incentive to the Athenians to
continue in the great work which has
been carried on in the old Hall.
The following is a copy of the
resolutions drawn up by President
Boardman, who was appointed by
the faculty as a committee of one for
this purpose, to express the gratitude
and thankfulness of Maryville College
and of the many lovers and admirers
of this time honored Institution to
Mrs. Mccormick for the handsome
donation she has gwen to the Y. M.
c. A. Building Committee:
Maryville College
Maryville Tenn. Jan. IS 1897
Mrs. c. H. Mccormick,
Chicago Ill.
Dear Madam:
The Fac
ulty of Maryville College; have by
vote directed me to express to YOU