The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-09-17

W. C. A. The old chapel was pack
I'd with students and friends, and the
girls with their roses and dainty gowns
made delightful picture. A music
al and literary programme was pre-
pared and in Its happy rendering
added much to the pleasure of the
evening. DIR. Boardman in behalf
Of the College made the address Of
welcome to the new students, schol-
arly discourse, much enjoyed. After
This portion of the entertainment came
the never-to-be-omitted snap. The
North and South are brought closer
by the bonds of snap than any other
union.
Since the completion of the Bart
lett Hall alleys, Bowling has become
the fashionable sport among the male
portion of the students. The alleys
are located in the basement of the
building, are nicely finished and fur
nished with up to date bowling goods.
The boys are enthusiastic and are
hard and mailing fine
scores although the can down but
nine" continues to be heard.
Or. Wilson has for his guest Miss
Fanny Tomlinson, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Wilson, DR.. Wilson's mother,
has been visiting her Sister the esti-
mable mother Of our friend DR.. Ed
Johnston and her brother DR.. S. B.
Tomlinson and Miss lTomlinson who
will spend several days among her
relatives here.
Z Mr.. H. C. Runner has returned
from his Jefferson County home and
is at present hard at work. The rea-
son annexed to hissabsent mustache, is
that his heavy pressure of studies
would not allow him to bestow upon
it the attention it naturally required.
During the days of vacation many
changes occur in the personnel Of the
college, and arouse sympathetic
interest in all old students at the
mention. This summer has not beer
an exception.
1t was no surprise to their old col
lege friends when Ed Montgomery
81 and Miss Stella Crawford, joinet
hands for life while solemn word
were spoken and the tin cans wer
jangling in the front yard; but it wa
sad shock when the News of Ulri
Goddard's death reached the hill
He was a model young man, allk
respected by teacher and student.
Since Commencement little visitor
have come to brighten the homes {
three of our professors. At Pro
Fishers is little girl while Prof
Newman and Gaines are rejoicin
over young sons.
Master Jasper Oliver whose comm
was announced last week brings |
pleasant news concerning our Of
friend Miss Minnie Belle Freeman
|'97. She is now engaged in "teacl
ing the young idea how to shoot
the graded schools at Dover Ne
Jersey. Nine miles from her o.
home at Morristown.
The Cooperative Boarding cit
resumed the first of the month, at Il
old stand and with the old Mot
ga pleased customer our best ad.
The club is good thing and has
bright future this year, there beir
, about one hundred students boardir
with the club.
There has been made radio
: change in the library force. Pre-
Herman A. Golf now holds the p
!: sition as Librarian in chief and reg
S trar, Mr.. w. R. Jones, assistant
a circulating library, Messrs McConn
, and McMurry in the loan libraries.
e Mr.. Thomas Mcguire, who h
t during the past summer been engag
e in Y. M. C. A. Evangelical work
the camps a,Chicamauga, has finish
: his duties and after three weeks
: Knoxville, will re-enter for Cole
r work.
S John OTIS, one Of the old studel
was out to the reception, Frid
night.
;. Miss Mary Carnahan has enter
d for work in the class of 80. She
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