The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-10-04
Mr.. AND MRS. H. G. DWIceINs,
OF KANSAS CITY, KANs,
AMONG HoME.coMERs.

Corners" who visited this and other
cities Of Tennessee last week there
was probably no one who enjoyed the
return to the old home more than Mr..
IT. G. Dwiggins, of Kansas City, Kan.
Mr.. Dwiggins was accompanied by his
wife and little daughter, and while
here they were the guests of his
brother, Mr.. D. Dwiggins, who. to-
gether with his congenial wife. made
it very pleasant for his brother and
family 1t was delightful scene to
see the two brothers together and
during the time they were here few
hours passed that "Meady." as the
popular hotel keeper is Familiarity
known, was not in the company of his
brother.
Quite a happy incident occurred
when Mr.. Dwiggins paid a visit to the
National Baptist Publishing House.
While passing through the building
he came upon an old friend whom ne
had not seen for thirty years in the
person Of MIR. David Davidson, and
they had a happy reunion. They In
dulged in pleasant chats about old
times and made an engagement for
Sunday, when they could take little
stroll over the portion Of the city Mr.
Dwiggins used to traverse when a
boy, and when they reached the spot
where he used to live, Mr.. Davidson
pointed it out for him, but 1t was a
a new place entirely. Where stood
the cottage that sheltered him in
those days now stands a beautiful
modern structure
On Wednesday evening Of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Dwiggins enter
tanned their brother and sister at their
home on Seventeenth avenue, North,
with very beautiful reception. The
affair was one Of the grandest social
events Of the season and the occasion
Of the Home-Comers" among the Ne
groes Of Nashville has not witnessed
more enjoyable time during the
week. Their home was beautifully
decorated with palms and ferns and
, potted flowers.
Mrs. H. A. Cameron conducted the
> following programme:
Vocal Solo .......... Mrs. D. A. Hart
Instrumental Duet .............
............Dr and Mrs. Hadley
Paper-"How to Cultivate Taste
for Music" e. Mrs. II. G.. DwigginE
Vocal Solo ...... Mrs. H. A Cameron
- Instrumental Solo ...............
.........M Mrs. VIM. McGavocl
Those present were Mrs. Carrie
). Dickerson, Mrs. w. H. McGavock, Mrs
w H. Allison, Mrs. Sallie Thompson
Mrs. Henrietta Parker, Mrs. Sarah T
Venable, Mrs, Harry Douglass, Mrs
X Sophia Bains, Miss Lena Boyd, MI
t L. M. Wyatt, Mr.. Peasley Jackson
q Mr.. R. Hardiman, Mr.. Geo. w.
7 Johnson, DR.. S. M. Johnson, Mr. an
J. Mrs. VIM. Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
s. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Simms, Mr.. an
\. Mrs. S. 2. Turner, Prof and Mrs F
d. A. Cameron, Prof. and Mrs. Wn
S. Royster, Prof and Mrs. Fl d. Ricl
d. mond Prof and Mrs. Wash Grave
DR., and Mrs c. o. Hadley Mr.. an
Mrs. 2. P. Moore,
After the programme refreshment
were served and then all mingled II
20 while in conversation before partir
- for home. Every one expressed ther
- selves as having enjoyed a very plea
10 ant evening, one which would N
soon be forgotten.
,ir Mrs. Cameron was at her best, al
on the manner in which she did her pa
he was a splendid exhibition of her alb
IS ity in such affairs.
he On Friday night Mr.. M. D. Dwiggi
Of entertained his brother at "sta
es- over his hotel on Fourth avenl
CO. North. A very delightful evening W
ad spent
en Mr.. Dwiggins with Mrs Dwiggi
his and their little daughter, left last Nj
OF day night for their home in Kans
The City Kans.
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de. MISS FRIERSoN HoNoRED.
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