The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-23
COLLEGE NEWS.

MONDAY morning taking some plct-
lures of scenes on the Campus. These
pictures which are very choice will be
used in illustrating the College Cata-
logue and the advertising booklets
that are to be issued by Professor
Golf.
The Science Department of the
College is fourishlng under the man.
agement of Prof Jno. M Richie.
All classes are tull and are closed
to further ehrollment this term.
The Y. M. G. A. Of the College is
happily and costly housed in its new
home-Bartlest Hall-and all the
meetings are now held in the Assem-
bly, room on first floor. The office
and reading room adjoining are also
fitted up and open for use.
The Y. M. c. A. of the town made
the College Association a present OF
chairs for the assembly room, piano
and many valuable and up-to.date
books of refence to the study of the
bible.
This generous gift coming at such
ian opportune time is indeed "a Cod
send and the generous doners will
long be held in grateful remembrance.
The concert given by the Athenian
Quartette in the college chapel last
Thursday night was an undoubted
success. AS was announced in this
column last week this performance
was the farewell appearance of this
musical organization, owing to the
fact that three of the gentlemen would
mot be Fin college this year. The
.quarlette was assisted by two other
musicians OF sthe Hill-Miss Anice
Whitney ofthe Music Department and
Mr.. William Thaw Bartlett, 'oI our
famous basso. The bill included
'Glees and airs by the quartette; bass
solos by Mr.. Bartlett, barytone solos
by Mr.. Elmore, representations by
Mr.. Wallace and solos for piano, Miss
Whitney. The audience, though not
so large as some that have gathered IN
the chapel, was unexcelled in its ap.
probation Of the work Of the Athe-
mans. OF adverse criticism there
was none but hearty commentator
was everywhere manifest.
The missionary committees Of the
Y. M. and Y. w. C. A. have arrang.
ed for a joint Missionary meeting to
be held in the college chapel next
Sunday. All are cordially invited,
especially the members of the town
churches. The subject will be
t'Siam." We hope to make it inter
esaing. Come.
Last Monday four of M. C.'s re-
cert students and Alumni left US fol
scenes OF future labors. Mr.. Frank
Engle for Cornell University; Messrs
r w. Post SO and c. N. Magill g!
to Allegheny Theological Seminary
and Miss Mary G. Canadian, SO t.
Puerto Rico where she will be engag
ed in one of the schools tina, our PEG
pie have established there since thel
have assumed "the white mans bur
den."
The enrolment of the music depart
ment is increasing by daily additions
Messrs. Tracy, Erwin, and Wal
iace--s'The somnambulists," sleeI
walkers in that they get out and skut
fe while other folks sleep-mosiet
out to Monkey cabin last Frida!
night. They started out at the un
reasonable hour Of 9 p. m. and arriv
ed at the unreasonable hour Of a:o'
A. M. They arrived in Maryvill'
again---later. The trip did then
good. "L,ttle Jack" says he is goinl
to lead a different life here after.
Miss Maude Wallace, sister Of ]
Q. has come up from her home nea
Chattanooga and entered for worl
with US.
The Athenian Literary Society he'll
very pleasant, profitable and enter
tanning public meeting in A. L. S
Hall last Friday night. The order {
the evening was as follows, -Invo
cation, Mr.. W. A. Campbell; Music
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