The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01

DCOplC was 4Alo We IL O1etOJ OAbNA
tainment on Tuesday evening from 8
until II, the guest of honor being
Miss Elma A. Williams. A number of
amusing games afforded a delightful
pastime and during the evening re-
freshments were served, consisting of
chicken salad, croquets, crackers, pota-
to chips, pickles, gelatine, whip cream
and cake. Those present were Miss
es Ella G. Darden, Matilda Green, John
ME O'Neal, Messrs. Ed. Turner, A. j.
Anderson, Olden Linsey.
Miss Elma A. Williams entertained
the Ladies Embroidery Club last Sat
urday at her residence on Forrest
street The house was decorated with
ferns. After an hour had been spent
in work the following menu was
served: Chicken croquettes, crackers,
pickles, cream and cake. Those pres
ent we're Mesdames j. B. McClellen, G.
B. Brady, }. B, Sublett, George Ran
som, A. L. Nelson, Walter Page, Mamie
Vaughn, Misses Ella G. Darden, Buelah
G. Miller
Misses Johnnie O'Neal and Kitty
Brooks spent Saturday at Rockvale.
Master George Smith and Charlie
Sublett spent Tuesday. in Nashville.
The teachers and pupils of Bradley's
Academy marched to the passenger
depot last Tuesday to cheer and wave
their welcome to President Roosevelt.
There was large body Of citizens, col
order and white, to greet him.
MIRO Malta TOrdon cnanf SATURDAY.
in Bell Buckle.
Messrs. Preston Scales and j. M.
Windrow spent Tuesday in Nashville
Mr.. John Qualls and Mrs. Dianna
Smith were married last Thursday
night.
Mrs. Johnny Qualls is in the city
from Chattanooga He came to wit
ness the Smith-Qualls nuptials.
Miss Matilda Green and Miss Nora
Anderson spent Saturday and Sunday
at Halls HILL
The rally at Mt Zion Baptist Church
was a success. The amount raised
was $4,000.
Mrs. Annie Murfree and Annie
Meeks are on the sick list.
John Euell Drake died Tuesday,
October %.
Miss Estella Childress is home from
Kingston Springs.
Joe Ewing Vaughn gave birthday
party last Saturday evening. Quite
number of little folks enjoyed his
hospitality. He received a good many
gifts.
Mr.. Eugene R. Miller spent Tuesday
in Nashville.
Mrs. Sallie A. Miller, after spending
two weeks with her mother and son
has returned to her home in Nash.
vile.
Last Wednesday evening one of the
prettiest weddings that was ever wit
messed in the city was at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Woods. The
participants being Mr.. John Quarles
and Miss Diana Smith. The wedding
march was played by little Annie B
Chears The groom came in on the
arms of Miss Clara Wood and bride OF
the arms of Mr.. Doll Jones' Rev. B
F. Anderson performed the ceremony
After several selections were rendered
the guests were invited into the dining
room to partake Of tempting lunch
con which was served in three-courses
Many nice and useful presents were
received. Those present were Mes
danes Cordelia Miller, Marian Water
son, Emma Childress, Florence Gill
Bette Muarry, Sallie A. Miller, Bel
Burks, Menerva Wade, Bette Brown
Ellen Chears, Lucy Nesbitt, Fruzi'
Henry, Misses Alean Boaz, Theodocii
Cowan, Annie Primn, Matte Quarles
Clara Woods, Messrs. Eugene Miller
Dewitt Smith, Tom Woods, Wilt
Henry, Aaron Wade, Hillary Brown
Bud Gill, Thaddeus Cowan, Doll Jones
]. N. Holden, James Woods, and Rev
B. F. Anderson.