The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-04-16
COLLEGE NEWS

The Class OF 80 enjoyed most de-
lightful and elegant party at the home
of Mr.. David Jones on Wednesday
evening Apr, 6. Never before in our
history did reception pass off so har
moniously and enjoyably. Elaborute
preparations had been made for games
and music on this occasion. Mis- PLY
Smythe's recitations were greatly en-
Ijoyed by all. Every member of the
Junior Glass was full OF glee and mer-
riment, and each one contributed to-
ward making this occasion one of
great pleasure Every one who has
had the privilege of being entertained
in the spacious and elegantly furnished
parlois of Mr.. Jones, can realize some
thing of the superb reception which
was enjoyed. Especially was the ice
cream, "Junior cakes" and candy in
class colors much appreciated and en-
joyed
When the clock struck ten it seemed
too bad to break such a merry COM
pany of Juniors, but we separated
hoping soon to enjoy another evening
just as pleasant.
Arthur Hull, who has been assist
ing Mr.. T. ]. Miles, go, in Grassy
Cove Acadamy, returned last week.
Arthur has been a faithful and success
full teacher throughout the entire year.
The report concerning the work thai
: has been accomplished is very com
mendable indeed.
Miss Ida Alexander of Cloyd':
, Creek is a welcome visitor on College
, Hill this week.
Will Harmon who was called home
on account of his fathers sickness
returned to college last Saturday.
D. L. Butler went to his home ir
Knox County last Friday. Frank
Goddard also accompanied him
, They will return Monday.
l Mr.. David Jones will soon com
; mence making brick for Science Hall
: They will be made on College Hill
About one million bricks will be re-
, CURED for this magnificent building
There is no end to progress and i'm
Y provment in our college.
+ S. A. Harris spent several days las
week visiting at J. P. Chandler's nea
Rockford.
: The new. base ball suits have COM
a and may be seen on the field ever.
y day. They are garnet in color ant
: are the best and most elegant suit
ever worn on College Hill.
The boys are doing good work thl
= year. They have had splendid sue
cess this far, and are practicing har'
: every day. Some interesting game
o will be played this month and next.
e The Concert given in Columbia
S Hall last Friday evening under tn
/ auspices of the M. E. Church, Sout
Il was one of the best concerts given thi
v year. Miss Caldwell's solos were e.
Is pecsally enjoyed. The piano duet,
= of Mrs. Bartlett and Miss Perlne wer
# very classical and we'll rendered
q Will Bartlett, as usual, had beautif'
Y solo. The Alpha Sigma Quartet
10 sang favorite selection. The voc;
is duet sung by Miss Caldwell and Pro
E White, was appreciated by all. TT
9 "Grasshoppers" attracted and amuse
= every one.
:. A large guidance of town and co
- lege people was present.
d Miss Fredricka Meucke spent Ea
n ter with home folks at Klgston.
Miss Emma Profit went to Mad
i. sonville on Wednesday and will retu
10 the first of the week.
"a Mr.. Folk, Agent for the "Roy
" Scroll Co." has been busy on ColleI
= Hill soliciting students for SUNNI
= work. Quite number OF boys W
70 engage in this work during the SUI
1. mer.
IN Prof. Geo. S. Fisher went to Kno
fd vile on business last Saturday.
.. The Junior Alpha Sigma Socie
10 will give their first public meeting
81 Saturday evening, Apr. ~, in TIL
lie hall. A good program of music a
to literary exercises will be presente
ct Every body is invited to attend Il