The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-05-27

day night by the now famous Legion
Band of Knoxville.
The Baccalaureate sermon by Rev.
S w. Boaldman on Sabbath morning
was a very strong argument for chris,
tian policy. His charge to the grad
uating class was very impressive and
profitable.
The Undergraduate Exercises held
in the Chapel on Monday and Tues
day mornings were worthy of COM
mendation. Prof. Gaines and his
pupils deserve praise for the pleasure
and entertainment which they gave
the people on these occasions.
Prot. H S. Smith, D. D., gave an
extraordinary good lecture on Sab
bath evening on the subject: "True
Enthusiasm" On Monday evening
Prof. Smith delivered a literary lect-
ure on "Vocations aud Avocations. !"
Both of these lectures very very prof
liable. They were full of culture,
good advice, and full of literary in
struction and gospel truth.
Professor and Mrs. Herman A.
Golf entertained the Senior Class in
their beautiful home last Saturday
evening. The supper was very nice
indeed, superb decorations in red and
white gave beauty aud fragrance to
the dining room. This most bounti-
full repast of luxuries was very much
enjoyed and highly appreciated by
the class of SO.
Mr.. r. C. Jones, "a, who has
spent two years of very pleasant and
profitable work in San Francisco
Seminary, graduated at the last Com
mencement with honors. Mr.. Jones
returned from San Francisco to Mary
vile via Minneapolis, Chicago, and
Cincinnati, stopping few days at
Minneapolis to attend the Missionary
Conference and General Assembly.
A large number OF old students and
friends of the College are on the Hill
this week: ]. H. Newman, 90; S.
B. Parker, 90; Miss Lura Lyle, go;
Miss Grau; F. S. Campbell, '9S; A.
A. Critics, '9T Charles Marston, 49,
Rev. w. H. Lyle; Miss Helen
Minis, '9S; Joe Henry, Oh J. e.
Bittle, '9S, Will Keeble; S. O. Hous-
ton, '9S. ]. C. Crawford, 81, Rev.
Jno. Creswell, '84.
The Senior Glass will never forget
the delightful evening spent at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David Jone:
last Monday. Through the kindnes:
of Chas. Litterer go and his indus
trious wife, the occasion was made
very enjoyable. Such feast is rare
ly spread. All the delicious things
that mortals could desire, were spreae
before those seniors, who partook t.
their hearts content. Many thank
to Mr.. and Mrs. Litterer for thei
kindness.
"Class Day" on Tuesday at 2:3'
P. M. was one of the most enjoyable
events of Commencement.
The Glass decorations, in red ant
white, were simply elegant. The
parts were all excellently rendered
and reflected much honor upon thu
classof SO.
The program was: Salutatory, H
S. Lyle; History, Ellen Alexander
Prophecy, Phi Smythe; Degrees, R
w. Post; Poem H. M. Welsh; Git
torian, C. c. Litterer.
All those parts were full of wit an
wisdom which only Seniors of mirt
can command.
The Adelphic Banquet was held, a
usual, in Baldwin dining room on la.
| Friday evening. The banquet was
unique success. A large crowd wa
present and there was great abur
dance of cake, ice cream, strawbel
ries etc.
After the physical man was ampl
supplied, then came the literary feas
DIR. S. w. Boardman with ready W
and eloquenoe made an ideal toa'
( master. The following toasts wer