The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-09-20

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summer cottage, triple Nest"
Mr. W. j. Blanton, the popular jew
eler, has returned from a two-weeks'
trip to Franklin and McMinnville
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Clark arrived
in the city Thursday morning from
Washington, d. c. They also visited
the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Mayme Louise Copeland has
gone to st. Louis, Mo-, to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Spates. She will be gone
until the middle of October, and on her
return nome will enter Fisk to resume
her music and literary work.
Rev. Simon Ellington, of Memphis,
stopped in the city Thursday, the
guest of his brother, Rev. w. S. Filing
ton. Rev. Ellington was en- route to
his home from Washington and the
jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. N. N. Reynolds, who has been |
in Lebanon setting up a Lodge of
X. P.'s passed through the city Tues |
day en- route to his home, Pulaski.
Mrs. Alice G. Irwin and son, Willis |
W. Irwin, have returned from Frank
lin, where they have been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. w. ]. Boyd.
Miss Jenie Mai Thompson, of S12
Tenth avenue, South, will reside in
the future with her aunt in North
Nashville.
Mr. ]. R. Robinson, of Seventh ave-
nue., North, who has been visiting in
Russellville, KY, has returned to the
city.
Mr.. Charles H. Johnson wishes to
announce that he will give on Septem-
| Der 30, a grand reception in honor of
his niece, Miss Jennie Mai Thompson,
who is to reside with them in the flu
ture
Miss Temple Johnson, of 1890 Sec
ond avenue, South, will spend several
weeks in Chicago and return en- route
to Florida, where she will reside In
the future. Miss Johnson is a gradu-
ate of the Verdi School of Music, also
first Vice President of the Y. NJ G. A.
Mrs. Sarah Witherspoon, who re-
Gently returned home after spending
the summer in Chicago, has been quite
? i'll, but is reported much better.
! Mrs Bert Gordon of Chicago, and
; children, Dorothy and Amy, who have
been spending several weeks in Column
bia, visiting her parents, spent Thurs
day in the city en- route home. They
were the guests of Mrs. j. w. Will
Jams, 3O8 Twelfth avenue, North.
Mr.. Phil H. Brown, editor of the
Morning News, daily of Hopkinsville
: KY, was in the city last week.
Mrs. M. S. King, Mr.. R. L. King
: Miss Nellie e. King and little Connie
$ May King, of Patterson street, spent
Sunday visiting in Providence.
!. Mrs Emma Crowley, of 807 South
|. High street, and Miss Sarah Smith oil
S03 Ewing avenue, arrived in the city
e Monday from Louisville, where they
: have been visiting for the past two
Y months.
e Miss Sadie Mosely, who has resided
in st. Louis for the past two years, is
7, in the city visiting her parents.
= Mr.. John Ridley, of the mailing de
partment of the Baptist Publishing
|, House is i'll at his home in Smyrna.
l. Miss Ethel Spence has. severed he
connection with the Baptist Publishing
IL House
y. Mrs. A. c. Holder and Mrs. S. Winn
, were the guests Monday OF Mrs. S.
8 Dodson, of Jefferson street.
4 Mr.. Oliver Reynolds, who spent hi
vacation on a Pullman running on
% West from Chicago, arrived in tn
= city Saturday morning to pursue hi
e studies in Meharry Medical College.
a Miss Emma J. Burton, who ha
a. spent some time in Chicago, is agail
If Connected with the bookmak5ng depart
If ment of the Baptist Publishing
House.
y Miss Wayne Brooks, Of Fourteentl
y avenue, North, is still confined to he
- home on account of illness.
= Mrs. R. L. King, Of 1916 Patterson
n street, has returned home.
n Mr.. A. S. Haddox returned iron
Chicago last Tuesday in good health
y Bishop and Mrs Phillips and Mis-
L. Lady Emma left Thursday mornin
T. for Dallas, Texas, where the great {
u NJ E. Educational Convention will b
s held in the interest of Texas College
III An excellent program has been al
ranged and great results are expected
ST Mrs r. L. Miles was out of tow
Friday visiting the Fairs at Shelbyvill