The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-03-26
COLLEGE NEWS

NSh oihSS OSPsSlhOSij ""S PiN"ooht
visitor on College hill last Friday and
Saturday.
Last Friday afternoon We had
lively time on our old hill.
"Orange and Garnet were floating
on the breezes and music of marshal
air echoed far and near. A large
crowd had assembled when the hour
arrived for the MaryviIle and Harrison
Seminary teams to cross bats. The
game was close one. very interesting
and exciting. The players on the
home team were as follows: p. w.
McTeer; c. Jas. Keeble; Ist. b. Will
Dunn; end. b. Will Bartlett; grid. b.
Bert Ruble; r. +. Albert Harris; C. f.
Chas. Briant; |. f. A B. Goddard.
Both teams put up clean and gen.
tlemanly game. Some excellent plays
were made on both sides; also some
errors. But on the whole, it was one
of the best games we have had for
two years. The score resulted: ID
to 10 in favor of Maryville. AS the
game was so close, the large crowd
dispersed with great curiosity as 10
what would be the score on the next
day.
Prof. Wilson: "Miss Riseden, men,
ton some of the great discoveries of
18th century,"
Miss Riseden: swell, Columbus
discovered the world in 1902"
Miss Della Anderson of Rockford
was visiting in Maryville last week,
after A., Of course, Railways goes
next.
On last Wednesday evening the
Bainonlans gave very enjoyable re
ception in their hall. The hall was
nicely decorated and each member of
the society was dressed in costume
representing some historical, or noted
character, or the title of some book.
In the guessing contest Richard Post
was the winner of delicious box of
candy. The literary program consist
ed of very appropriate address, of
welcome by Miss Maude Riseden rec
itations by Misses Ethel Minis and
! McElwee; and the extracts from Miss
Phi Smythe's dairy were very interer-
ting and amusing. The refreshments
were then served and the remainder
of the evening was spent in social
manner. Every fellow that had the
privilege of attending, enjoyd himself
immensely and wished that such oc-
casions might come oftener.
Mr.. Mcguire who was on the
grounds when the Harrison Seminary
boys arrived, said: ''Do you say all
) these fellows are theological students?'
On Thursday evening, Apr. 7, ii
Columbian Hall, Mrs. P. M. Bartlett
, assisted by the best musical talent o
Maryville will give concert in the
: interest of Bartlett Hall. The fam
GUS soloist Mr.. Richards, Of Knox
, vile will be present and will render
some of his most charming selections
Mrs. Bartlett has already been very
I kind in helping our enterprise. Thi
$ will be a concert we'll worth you
time and money, and will greatly ben
E eft Bartlett Hall Building Association
: So, every lover Of music and ever.
one interested in our enterprising worl
on College hill should attend.
What's the matter with "Hooky?'
He's all right! He famed Vile,
Davis
Last Tuesday Miss Carrie McClun
g and her brothers were called home t
n attend the burial of their grandmothe
0 Mrs. Hannah McClung. She hac
n reached the good old age of almos
: ninety-five years. Rev. F. E. Moor
e and Prof. S. T. Wilson conducted tn
d funeral services.
Mr.. Sherman Greer, go, was
. welcome guest on our Hill last Satu
a. day.
'r Last evening the Alpha Sigma s.
le ciety gave an enjoyable public pr
IL gram in their hall. The program WI
>. principally of the comic order. I'll
- debate, Resolved, That the mosquit
&c /, GREATER nuisance than the ha