The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-28
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J. Q. Wallace coupled The next
number with an orari II ct most APP
pan ent INERTIA neglecled Here, /"
and spoke the 'aise of Gustavius
Adolphus the g d king Of Sweden.
Will Bartlett, OF, our malchess Bari
tone, was at his very best and gave us
the ''Bandolero," canynig fl many
honors. The cid Aht, Ian has a
plethora OF swet >ugel> and all were
at their best. Tie 'adu 81 the
Athenian by W H. Ha mon came
next and brougIi Il VI, The house.
This old magaz, rnf YES from
year 20 year and S,tar ,ur editor
was unsurpassec h' A l.. S.
Quartetee close h, e., gram with
the Welsh Sa CT L. Haul
Away. This he best
selections that woj,> If the old
chapel ever liste ~ a,d il won 80
fresh Laurel. for l., quaiete DE-
Boardman closed hr.>ening With the
benediction and " ughI /" an end
what one of The Professors present
said was a mo, mag, ificenl enter
: tainment.
Rev. S. G. Dwke,, D d II The
Winona Assembly. Win,la Lake lid.
lana, will condur The college revival
ser vices to begm the seco'd week in,
February. Mr., Dickie was present
at the Synod of Tennessee and made
a shoIt visit at MaryvII las, Octob-
er. He is anna" 'f t,,a, sli taa
power as well as intellectual ability.
! Rev. F. E. Moore conducted he
College prayer meeting on Tuesday
evening, subject: "Chrlsiian Hope"
Mr.. Moore made some very helpful
and interesting remarks along the
line OF Christian hope, all of which
were appreciated by the students.
The Senior Class enjoyed very
pheasant reception in the parlors of
Baldwin Hall last Saturday evening
from 7 to 1890 O'Clock. Misses Rose
M. Lyle and Ellen Alexander, b, the
kind permission Of our hospliable
Matron Mrs. Helen Sanford, gave
this royal reception to the merry
'99-ers. These two loyal Seniors
proved to be charming entertainers,
for every member of the class enjoyed
the evening to the fullest extent.
Music, games, and relating Of past
Experiences in the Senior room, were
the order of the program Another
interesting feature of the evening was
the "hundred-yards dash" made by
three of our hohored football players
as they beat hasty retreat from their
vain attempt to fasten the Seniors IN
Baldwin Parlor.
The bestpar of the program was
saved till the last.
A delicious luncheon and dainty re.
freshments which had been prepared
by the young ladies, were served by
our refined and cultured Matron, Mrs.
Sanford. Indeed, the Class Consider
ed it great honor to receive such at
tentisn from our accomplished Ma.
iron.
The entire Class enjoyed the &C.
casion immensely and greatly appreci-
ated the kindness of Mrs. Sanford,
Miss Lyle and Miss Alexander. The
memories Of this pleasant evening will
long remain in the appreciative minds
of the "Class of Ninety Nine
The Missionary Meeting on Sabbath
afternoon was conducted by Miss
Ellen Alexander. Subject: "Morm-
ons," Miss Alexander read an inter-
esting paper on the History OF the
Mormons. Mr.. Mcconnell also cad
paper on the "PoIitica influence
and Power of the Mormons." This
was an instructive paper. Miss Mamie
Gamble and Miss Eva Alexander also
read some excellent papers about the
different phases and peculiarities of
the Mormon Church. The Mixed
Quartette consisting Of Misses Belts
and Rankin, an Messrs McMurray
and Hamilton added special interest
, to the meeting. These Missionary
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