The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-04-12

left the city Monday night for her
home in Hot Springs, Ark. She had
been in the city since the marriage of
her brother. She took home with her
little Marie Boyd, who will in the fu-
ture reside with her aunt at Hot
Springs.
Rev. T. ]. Goodall will be installed
as pastor of one of the prominent
Baptist churches in GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
Sunday, April ii.
Word has reached this city from
Miss Hester o. Brown that she is now
at her home in Cleveland, Ohio. She
has taken up her work as violin in
structor and is at the same time re-
hearsing with a noted orchestra that
will possibly come as far South as
Louisville. Nashville, it Is learned,
is not included in this itinerary, The
letter states that the Globe Is happily
received each week.
1t is learned that Mr.. Henry Allen
Boyd will assist in the installation
services at GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Sunday,
at which time Rev. Goodall will take
charge of a Baptist church in that
city.
Rev. T. j. Townsend left Monday
night en- route for Memphis and
Brownsville, Tenn, where he will re-
main until the latter part of the week,
returning here in time for services
Sunday.
Mrs. G. V. Roman, of 100 Fourteenth
avenue, North, is indisposed this
week. She is suffering with a sprained
ankle, which impedes her locomotion
considerably. Although not danger
ously i'll, she is suffering intensely.
Mrs. Louis Berry, of 1876 Fourteenth
avenue, North, is reported on the sick
list this week. Her friends have been
very anxious about her as the family
physician prohibited any callers in
the sick room.
Mrs. G. H. Phillips, of Twelfth ave-
nue., North, was ~indisposed last week,
but is improving rapidly.
Mr.. Arthur G. Price, who was for
merly with the Economical Steam
Laundry this city, but now with the
Peoples Steam Laundry at Memphis,
writes that he is we'll pleased with
his new business and that Memphis
promises to be the greatest Negro
business center in the South. He re-
ports both himself and family, which
includes Grace Lucille, as enjoying ex-
cellent health.
Miss Alva Booze, who has been for
the past four years a student at Wal
den and who is one of the survivors
of the great Walden fire and at pres
ent with the class this year. will pos
sibly spend a part OF the summer
months visiting friends in the North
She will then return to her home in
Clarksdale, Miss, to entertain some OF
her schoolmates.
1t is learned that Mrs. Sutton e
Griggs is again in Philadelphia, Pa.
after having spent the better part Of
the winter with her relatives in Ports
, mouth, Va. Just when she will return
to Nashville is not known. She was
expected this month.
Miss Villa B. Fitzpatrick, Of Lewis
burg, Tenn has returned to her home
from visiting her friend, Mrs. Austin
of 1917 Grundy street.
I Mr.. Ed. Lowry left the city for Gin
, cinnati last Sunday night.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ray, Jr., lef
the city Saturday night for st. Louis
Mo.
Mrs, Eliza Johnson is in Shelhyville
3 Tenn, visiting relatives.
3 Miss Eliza Ridley is visiting Friends
i in Mt, Pleasant.
r Mrs. Annie Ramsey and Mrs. Snider
OF Is Fillmore street, spent Sunday Il
M%urfreesboro.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brooks, of Mint
avenue, South, entertained their niece
MISS Euphenia Bunch, Games weF