The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29
COLLEGE NOTES.

detained from his charge through Ill
ness.
Mr.. Carl Houston attended Y. M.
C. A. last Sabbath afternoon.
Last Wednesday morning Rev. F.
E. Moore of New Providence Presby'
terrain Church was present with us In
chapel and conducted our usual morn
ing prayers; end after which made us
detailed report of his Northern trip
IN the interests of Bartlett Hall. 1t
was with much pleasure and interest
that we heard MIN recount his exper
FENCES, although some them were any
thing but pleasant to HIM. Owing to
several causes this campaign was not
as fruitful of financial results in our
favor as had been hoped yet we feel
that seed has been sown that will pro-
duce fruitage CT which we will get
full benefit
Y. M. c. A. debts in several of our
Northern towns and debts upon some
of the church Boards are certainly
valid reasons why Mr.. Moore did hot
bring us the Thousand dollars which
he placed as a minimum to the sum
that he worked for so bravely.
Will Morrow has been confined to
his room in Memorial Hall by a
heavy cold which has settled on his
lungs. He hopes soon to be able to
join his classes.
When DR.. Boardman announced in
chapel the Trustees gift of Fifty dol
lars to be expended in procuring APP
paratus for the new Gymnasium, he
was loudly applauded.
The same afternoon a meeting OF
boys with catalogues of Sporting
goods was held in the Mathematics
room with Prof. Waller, discussing
what should be procured and placed
Prof Waller went to Knoxville Fri.
day evening and returned Monday.
The result of the trip has not been
made public yet; but the boys are
warming up to the subject and on FIJI
dey the 28th the new Bartlett Hall
Gym will be opened. The McTeer
Band will lend their aid in prying il
open.
On Thursday night, Feb. a, the
Athletic Association will give a "snap'
In the Chapel. Admission, including
snap privileges, 10 cents. The boys
need pecuniary assistance as they be
! gin their seasons work. Cooperate
with them.
Cne day last week the boys held {
meeting of the Athletic Association
: 1t was decided to procure new base
: ball uniforms. These will display the
: orange and garnet colors of the col
lege. The boys have ginger in theil
! blood and will seek the diamond early
: The boys are arranging games will
r several colleges. As soon as the
weather permits, the Harrison Semi
nary team will cross bats with ours
Wiley Davis "our old Wiley will pitcl
the game for our visitors. We know
the public will be delighted with thi.
bit of news, for they will have the
+ pleasure of seeing him pitch a game
before he leaves for indianapolis
where he plays the coming baseball
season of '9S. Look out for the dat,
Of the game.
The Senior Section of the A. L. S
held their election of officers, Frida,
an. IA, as follows: Pres. Carl Ell
more, Vice, Hugh Mathus, Sec. Fred
: ric Webb, Treas. William Keeble
These were installed and the evening
finished with Extempore speeches
r Last Friday the society held a goot
meeting discussing the Hawaiian ques
q ton. The society will hold Noel
q Court next Friday one week. Their,
will be special programs for the mex
two months.
S. Waters McGlll of Nashville, Stat,
. Secretary for the Y. M. c. A. of Tenn
addressed our young men at noon OF
Monday in the interest of the Stat
Convention to be held at Cleveland
Feb. SO. The following will repre-
sent our Y. M. C. A. at the Conven
ton; W. A. Eisenhart, w. 7. Ram
e sey, A. R. Mcintosh, w. R. Jones, ]
u E. Biddle.