The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-05-13
COLLEGE NJ c w s.
EDITORS
Chas. N. Magill, Fred. L. Webb.

returned TO her home last week.
Mr.. H. F. Ritter and H. T. Sey.
mour returned home last Thursday.
The Y. M. C. A. is arranging to
send some delegates to the Southern
Conference to be held at ASheville in
June.
Miss Gertrude Smith of Shannon
dale who is visiting at the home of
Prof. J. G. Newman, was at Chapel
'on Monday morning.
w. R. Sabin led the Y. M. c. A.
on Sabbath afternoon. Subject:
Cheer UPS. 42:11. This was a
very interesting and enjoyable SER
vice.
Prof. Golf went over to Hebron, in
Jefferson County last Friday and de-
livered his lecture on "The Average
Boy" Was greeted by very appre-
ciative audience and his stay with the
people there very enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Alexander,
of New York City, Mrs. Mary Nc
Ilvaine and Joseph McIivaine were
pleasant visitors at Chapel on Mon
day morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander are visiting relatives for a week
at Maryville.
The enterprising ladies of the Young
Women's Christian Association gave
a snap social in the audience room of
Anderson Ha as Thursday night
for the purpose of raising the where
withal to send couple of delegates
to the Summer conference at Ashville
N. c.
The regular Commencement exer-
cises of the class of'9o, will be held
on Thursday morning, May IS. On
Thursday evening there will be the
Annual Meeting of the Alumni and
Social Reunion of the students. The
arrangements for the entire week are
very satisfactory and will be of spec
ial enjoyment and interest.
The 4th Tennessee regiment was
mustered out last week, and now we
have the pleasure Of greeting our old
friends of Company B. which was re-
cruted in and around Maryville.
About fifteen College boys were on
the muster roll of this company and
it was from among these that nearly
all the offices were filled. Lieut..
Goddard, Sergt. Mathews and Cor
porls HUMPHREYS and Badgett have
made several calls on the Hill shaking
hands and receiving warm welcomes
from all.
The Senior Concert will be given
on Wednesday evening May "a by
the famous "Legion Band' of Kno>'
vile. The band is composed o.
about thirty members. The program
Will be varied, having selections by
the whole band, solos both vocal and
instrumental. The program will with
out doubt, be the best program ever
rendered by the Legion Band. Mr..
C. P. Carrot, the director, has the
arrangement of the band almost per-
feet. Mr.. Chamberlain, business
manager, is hustler and has made
the organization great success dur
ing the past year. The band was
here last year and drew large and
and sppreciative audience. This
year the band is even better than
last year, having secured some very
accomplished musicians and arranged
a new program throughout.
Last Friday afternoon bunch Of
some eight or nine boys, whose
Mathematical brains had evolved the
axiom that "a girl in the town is
worth two in the hall, were seen
standing around the Campus with
heads together plotting. The gener-
al run of students didn't tumble to
what it was all about though till later.
Then it was known that an impromptu
party had been perpetrated on MIR.
Iohn Colbert. There were presen,
Misses Andrews, Newman, Magill,
Hastings, McCammon, Moore and