The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-14
COLLIE ECE MI: WS.
rn1rops Chas. N. Magill,
Ed iioN' Fredric L. Webb.

"A LaQleS purse was IOunQ Ill the
Athenian Hall on the evening of the
before Christmas. The own
er may have the same by applying to
w. Thomas Ramsey.
The Alpha Sigma Society gives it
Annual Midwinter Entertainment on
Friday evening, Jan. 13, full ac-
count of which will be given next
week.
The officers of the Alpha Sigma
Society are as follows: Pres, H. S.
Lyle; Vice Pres. S. T. Miser; Rec.
Sec, H. C. Rimmer; Cor. Sec.,
Thos. H. Mcconnell.
The Junior Alpha Sigma boys have
organized with the following officers:
Pres. Howard Parker; Vice Pres,
Daniel CASTLE; Rec. Sec., Jas.
George; Cor. Sec., E. N. Quist.
Miss Grace Johnston who has been
i'll for the past few days is now recov-
cred and has returned to regular class
room work. Mrs. Sanford is still con-
fined to her room, also Miss Lou
Johnston, We are all in hopes thai
these ladies may soon be out among
us again.
Howard M. Welsh, '99, who has
just recovered from his long and ser.
ious attack of Typhoid fe yer returned
last Monday to his home at Lincoln,
| in Middle Tennessee, to remain there
for time in recuperation.
The Athenian Literary Society
opened the spring term with an En-
tertainment to the new students in
the society hall last Saturday night.
The seating capacity Of the audi
torium was severely taxed.-over one
hundred being present. The pro
gramme was decidedly the best we
have presented for long time. The
exercises were opened with prayer by
John Colbert, John E. Tracy fol-
lowed with an numerous essay on
"Angling." The Senior Section
Male Quartette, Messrs Jones, Wal
lace, Hamilton and Elmore, rendered
one of their catchiest songs and reciv-
ed well merited encore. The next
number was an Grafton by Mr.. J. B.
Bacon entitled "The Supremacy Of
the Anglo-saxon." Next came two
selections by the Junior Quartette and
the very hotly contested debate
Messrs Reed, and Lewis VS.. Ma
guire and Seymour on the Question
Resolved-That fear of Punishment
has had greater influence on man.
kind than hope of reward. The jud-
ges were unanimous in their verdict
and handed 1t over to the Affirmative.
The Senior Quartette came forward
again and responded with two very
Ijolly airs. MIR. HulPs recitation
"After-whiles" and the reading Of the
Illustrated Monthly Athenian by F.
L. Webb closed the programme.
We enjoy the presence of visitors al
any and all our meetings and extend
cordial invitation to all students.
The faculty have made a change in
the schedule Of college classes. Here
after all 1I:45 classes will recite a,
I P. NJ; all 1880 classes at 1:45 anG
all ais classes at ago.
The Annual Mid-winter Entertain.
ment of the Athenian Literary Society
will be held in College Chapel, Fri
day night, January 20, at 7:3o o'clock.
George Washington Reed is taking
a course of piano instruction in the
Music Department. Look out for a
sensation at Commencement recital.
The concert given in the chapel on
Monday evening under the direction
of Miss Leila Perine was complete
success. The order of the program
me was asssfollows; Piano Quartette
by Misses Meucke, Franklin, Penny
and Kennedy. Piano Duett by Miss.
es Perine and Kennedy. Baritone
Solo by Will Bartlett. The Tableau
"Why don't you speak for yourself
John?" was rendered by Mise.
Meucke, Gill. Howard, Alexander,