The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-21

Springs, where they will spend the
summer.
Mr.. VIM. N. Hill, of sol Ewing av.
enue, is indisposed this week.
Mr. julius C. Cage, of Morgan City
La and son of the late ex-senator
Thomas A. Cage, spent a few hours
in the city this week en- route to Gin
cinnati, where he will spend the
summer,
Misses Beatrice Hudson and Mary
Lou Glover, of Birmingham, Ala, who
have been attending Oberlin, are
spending few days in the city this
week, the guests of Miss Lady Emma
Louise Phillips, of Twelfth avenue,
North. The young ladies after visit
ing the points of interest in and
around the city, left for Birmingham
early this morning
Miss Beatrice l.. Flanders, of Mont
gomery, Ala, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs Jefferson Martin. of
Hynes street, for several days, left
the city Thursday for Hot Springs,
Ark Miss Flanders will spend the
summer at this famous resort, return
ing to this city in the fall to attend
Fisk University, where she will com
plete her college course.
Mr. e. T. Page and his mother have
moved from Fogg street to their new
home on Fourteenth avenue, North.
Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Debery, of
Patterson street, are rejoicing over
the arrival of fine boy.
Miss Beatrice Hill, of sol Ewing
avenue, who has been indisposed for
few days, has rapidly improved and
is able to be out again.
Miss Willie H. Andrews, of 710
Ewing avenue, is expecting her aunt,
Mrs Mamie Morton, in 2 short time.
Miss Reba Marie Latham, who has
been attending Fisk, left Tuesday
night at 1870 for her home in Jack
son, Miss. Miss Latham stopped with
her relatives, the Misses Shorter, at
1903 Church street, while in the city.
Mrs N. j. Armstrong, of Clarks-
vile, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Killebrew, of Waverly, left for
her home Wednesday.
Miss Tennie Kemper entertained
Miss Alcian Rapier, of Fisk Universe
ty, whose home is in Florence, Ala,
last Tuesday Miss Kemper will re-
pay Miss Rapier's visit next summer
Those present were Misses Young,
Rapier, Kemper, and Messrs. Nelson,
Sumner and A. Stith of Chicago.
Lunch was served at four o'clock.
Dancing and card playing were the
leading features of the evening.
Mrs Kizzie Hannah entertained
Sunday June 8, Mrs Dr. Coleman, of
Bessemer, Ala, from four o'clock to
six at her residence, 1710 State street.
After the time had been half con-
sumed all retired from the parlor to
the dining-room, where they were
served a dainty menu. The evening
was delightfully."- spent by ALL Those
present were Misses Tennie Kemper,
Lizzie Stocked, Mamie Kemper and
Mrs. Matte Coleman, Mrs. Kate Will
son, Mrs. Annie Frierson, Mrs. Min
ME Parker Mr.. B. Douglass, Mrs.
Hannah.
Miss Lillian Lawrence, of Eleventh
avenue, North, left the city last Sun
day morning to spend her vacation in
Springfield, Tenn.
Mr.. w. W. Hadley, of Sixteenth av-
enue, North, is on the sick list this
week
Mrs. Ella McLemore will leave the
city Saturday for her home at Pelham
Manor N. Y.
Mr. John H. Kelly, Jr., who is con
nected with the National Baptist Pub
fishing House, will leave the city on
Monday next for Little Rock, Ark.
where he will lead to the altar on
Wednesday, the 26th inst. Miss
Annie May Belle Winfrey. The mar
riage ceremony will be performed in
the First Congregational Church in
that city.
Mr.. Fred j. Ewing, "The Little
Giant" will visit Knoxville at the time
of the annual session of the Grand
Lodge K. of P. Mr.. Ewing has been a
member Of the Order for some three
or more years and is now V. c. OF
Damon Lodge.
Miss Eleanor Battle. of Blank
street, is in the clerical department Of
the Baptist Publishing House.
Mrs. Mary Crockett, of Morgan
street, who had poor health shor
time ago, has improved rapidly of late
She attended services at Mt. DIV,
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