The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-12-17

Maryville students, and no crowd ev-
er goes to her beautiful home but that
say, when they leave eve had de
lightful time" The whole class en-
joyed the evening to the fullest extent
and greatly appreciate Mrs. Lamar's
kindness in giving them such pleas
ant evening.
Next Sunday the regular Monthly
Missionary meeting will be held in
the Chapel at P. M. Subject: Med
zeal Missions" A good program and
special music have been prepared for
the occasion. As this will be the last
meeting of the Y. M. and Y. w. c.
A. of the term, it will also probably
be one of the best.
The Theta Epsilon Society gave a
very interesting and enjoyable enter
tainment In the chapel on last Friday
evening. Miss Amanda L. Andrews
was presiding officer of the occasion.
The opening piece of music was a
Piano solo rendered by Miss Mary
Carnahan. Miss Stebbins recited an
interesting piece entitled, "Helon the
Leper." Miss Lena Atkins next
read good essay on "The Higher
Education of Women" The Quar-
tette sang "Home Returning The
Quartette Is composed of the follow
ing: 1st. Soprano, Miss Maude Yates;
and. Soprano, Miss lila Goddard; 1st
Alto Miss Garrett; and. Alto, Miss
Blanch Weisgerber. The Thetas may
well be proud Of their Quartette for
they sang very nicely indeed. The
debate Resolved, "That the city is a
Menace to Civilization" was well
rendered by Miss Mabel Goddard on
the Affirmative and Miss Lillian
Hood on the Negative. Their
speeches were full Of argument and
were well delivered. The Violin So.
10 by Miss Grace Carnahan was ap.
preciated and enjoyed. Mrs. Nora
Morton gave a recitation "Hymn o.
the Moravian Nuns" The voca'
solo by Miss Weisgerber accompanied
by the violin and piano was one o
the musical treats OF the evening
Miss Weisgerber has strong, smoo,f
alto voice. The Grafton of the eve
ming was well prepared and delivered
by Miss Maude Yates, subject
"The American Hero" The las
recitation Of the program was giver
by Miss Lydia Garrett, Subject
"Mrs. Splicer tries the Tobaggan.
1t was comic and much enjoyed
The last piece of music was a duet
by Misses lila and Anna Goddard
who sang beautifully. Their voice
blended nicely. The encore whicl
they gave was especially enjoyed
All things considered, this entertain
ment was probably one of the bes
the Thetas have ever given.
| On Thursday evening Dec. 8, il
Columbian Hall the Westminste
League gave an interesting musica
and literary program. Messrs R. B
Elmore and T. H. Mcconnell recite,
some comic selections. The duet,
given by the little girls weae enjoyed
The Athenian and Alpha Sigma Qual
tettes sang two selections. After the Iii
erary program, the meeting was turne
| into "church sociable." Proceed
of the entertainment were devoted t
| the S. S. Library.
| Some Of the college boys went Mis-
tletoe hunting Saturday and returne
with an abundance Of the "Mystics
Plant"
For the benefit of those who wis
to enter the college next term, W
give the following:
Students under fifteen years of ag
are not permitted to enter the begin
ming room. Those who enter thi
room mnst pass examination at tn
college in Whites Complete Arith
metic to Decimal Fractions: Elemen
tary Grammer and Geography mus
be completed. Students under fiftee
desiring to enter the more advance
rooms of the Preparatory Depar,
ment, must pass the following exam
atoms at the college. Whites Com
plete Arithmetic, or its equivaler
to Analysis. The class will revie,
rapidly from Percentage. Harvey
Grammar or its equivalent, to Syntas