The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-25


she and her mother visited the COL
lege and attended prayers. Mrs.
Gamble and her sister Mrs.
Howard Henderson of Shannondale
were also chapel visitors the same
The Athenian Quartette assisted
by Mrs Rhodes and Mr.. Flenniken
of Knoxville gave a concert in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church in that
city Friday night, March II The
concert was under the auspices of the
ladies of the church and students of
college who were present say that 1t
was most delightful. This quartette
is getting good reputation in musi-
cal circles in both Maryville and
Knoxville and is getting much sought
after. The boys remained in Knox
vile until Monday when they joined
the Glee Club. On Sabbath they
sang at both the morning and evening
services in DR.. Elmore's Church.
Their singing both at the concert and
on Sabbath was highly commended.
The Hartman Base ballteam picked
up Manager TurnbulTs buck skin
glove and returned our challenge in
proper spirit, and would like series
OF games on our grounds, in about
three weeks, both of which terms
suit us O. h. If our calculators
don't get short circuited some where
we'll have the satisfaction Of learning
for ourselves whether or not our
brethein {. ~. L. H1ohib town can
play ball. And, Fellow students,
permit us in all meekness to exhort
you to take your canes, colors and
tin hornes out from among the cam
phor balls where they have reposed
since last season-when our little
pitcher who models his curves from
his legs, struck out an imported scrub
professionalism Root. Uncle Sam
Gardenhire is getting old and should
not be expected to do it all.
Have you noticed the new bike
iend on the hill? Keep your eyes on
Henry Gibson Reed for awhile. He
has suddenly become Knight of the
spocket and doing all he can to de
velop genuine case of bicycle stoop
The Athletic Association borrowed
Mr.. Adams chain gang the other
night and cleaned the ball ground up
in apple pie order. The boys have a
nice back stop and would be pleased
to have some one erect grand stand
AT the last regular meeting of the
Athenian Literary Society-Senior
Section-the following slate Of officers
was elected and installed: President,
| Arthur G. Hull, Vice President, c.
c. Litterer; Secretary, Geo. W. Reed;
Editor, John Colbert; Librarian, w.
T. Seymour: Censors, Thomas Ma
guire, H. M. Welsh, Paul X. Dick
ey.
The regular Sabbath afternoon
meetings of the Y. w. and Y. M. C..
| A. were held last Sabbath afternoon
at the Association rooms, Both live,
spiritual meetings.
Prof. Waller, Editor-in- Chief of the
College Monthly, recently received a
very pleasant letter, from lady in a
4 distant part Of this state, and formerly
a resident of Maryville, in which she
says:
~ am delighted with the magazine
and trust it may continue to widen
its circulation. Few familiar names
4 greet my eyes and what few | do rec
ognize are sons and grand sons Of the
|old citizens of my fathers and of my
younger days, but the green hill and
The mountains are there and "eyery
loved spot that my infancy knew"
| My dear old home Maryville will ev-
Ell continue in the future its reputation
of the past, as seat OF learning.
1t has sent from its college walls
many noble christian men and wom-
en- and statesmen of renown. Long
may its classic. halls resound with the
coming youths of our land, and may