The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-02

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Mrs. Hildridge, of Franklin, Tenn,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Ewing, of Cedar street.
Mrs. q. G. Coffey, of Sixth avenue
South, and her niece, Miss Lucy Cage,
OF Oklahoma, accompanied by Mrs.
Mamie Porter, of sos Cedar street.
spent last Sunday in Eastland with
Mr.. and Mrs Jno. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Ewing will leave
saturday for Franklin, Springhill and
Columbia. They will spend a few DAYS
at each of the above named places.
Mr.. Mark Bonner, the well-known
insurance man of Nashville, is now in
Louisville, where he will spend a few
days with his brothers. The Nam
moth Life Insurance Company, of Ken
lucky has called Mr.. Bonner to take
up work with them as Superintendent
OF Agency, His friends hope he will
decline the position and return home
to the company he is now with.
Miss Wertie Harris, of 1O9 First ave
nue., South will leave Friday night
for Macon, Ca, to visit her sister. Mrs.
I. p. Morse. Miss Harris will be in
Macon until October /.
Miss Lucy B. Woods, of Louisville,
teacher in the Louisville school for the
blind is in the city the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. e. d. Graves and her cou-
sin, Mrs. %. W. S. Hammond, of Wal
den University.
Mr.. Lee Pennington, of 1888 Herman
street, after a serious illness of two
weeks, is rapidly improving and wish.
es to extend through the Globe many
thanks to the friends who visited him
during his illness.
Miss Lula J. Thompson, of 125 Elev.
onth avenue, North, entertained
number of her friends on Wednesday.
July "a. Games and music were the
features of the evening. At a late
hour ices and cake were served.
Those present were Misses Annie Will
liams, Minnie York Dora Mercy, Len
ola Jordan, Eva Rains, Annett Martin,
Messrs Matthew A. Sheriff., Joseph
Sheriff. Leon Hurt, Jesse Fite, o.
William Bryant and Mr..
Williams.
Miss Mamie B. Allison, Of 1916 Her.
mosa street, left the city Saturday
July q, en- route to Bridge
port, Ala, where she will spend few
days with friends, after which she {
will leave there for Pikeville, Tenn, s
where she will begin her school work.
Mr. Turner e. Page, who was called
% the city on account of the death of J
his wife, Mrs. Florence Singleton ,
Page, returned to Chicago the first of |
he week.
Miss Eta Mai Cheatham, of 694 c
Netmore street, has been seriously i'll /
tut is somewhat better at present.
Mr.. and Mrs Dock A. Hart, of JEFF I
erson street, are the possessors of a
inc 10-pound boy, Dock A. Hart, Jr. $
rhe youngster made his appearance I
Sunday morning. Old man Dock is /
III smiles
Mrs. MOllie McGayock and niece, Of 9
chicago, are in the city. \
Mrs. Ellen Page Johnson left the
'ity Thursday to attend the meeting '
If the labor union which convened at |
lcMinnville.
Prof. F. J. Work spent Sunday in :
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cheat E
lam, of Patterson street, two girls. ,
Mother and children are getting
llong nicely.
Miss Willie Hobbs Page is now f
making her home with Mr.. b. T. Page t
md mother at 1882 Fourteenth ave-
md mother, at 1892 Fourteenth ave- {
DR.. ]. B. Singleton left the city '
morning for McMinnville
Tenn, to attend the State Conven. S
ion of the Working Peoples Labor i
md Art Association, which will be in c
session until Sunday, closing with an !
annual sermon. DR.. Singleton is S. G.
7. S. OF the Order. He will return to (
he city Monday morning. t
Mrs. Andrew Phillips and little Miss I
Myrtle Phillips, of Holman street, ac- |
by Mrs. Isaac Holmes, left
Wednesday evenin Cor Chicago, to I
'pend several week. tn Mr.. and Mrs. 6
Joseph Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnes and family,
Who have been visiting in Wartrace,
came to the city last Sunday to at a,
end the funeral of Mrs. James Dis.
nukes They returned to Wartrace on
Wednesday.
The happiest man in East Nashville
IS Mr.. George o. Grady. Madam
Rumor declares that it is boy, and ,
hat bp arriUpd in Tho citvy UN,,ocdo,,