The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-03-29


city this week covering the Meharry
commencement and attending other
business.
The Knights of Pythias are plan.
ming for a big rally in May to help
pay off the Indebtedness on the Pyth-
ian Temple.
DR.. Mansfield E. Bryant will spend
a few months in Chicago preparatory
to taking the examination before the
state board.
Mr.. G. Haven MooreS left for Chica-
go Saturday night.
Fourteen colored men entered the
civil service examination which was
held at the Custom House Monday.
Miss Jessie E. Smith, Of Sixteenth
avenue, North, met with a painful &C.
cident last Tuesday In which her leg
was broken. She was carried to Mercy
Hospital, where the injured member
was treated.
Mr.. Chas. Alexander left the city
Saturday night for Chicago, where he
will spend his vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Hill and Miss frankie
Hill, of Ewing avenue, who have been
confined to their room by illness for
several days, are convalescent.
Miss Ella Kennedy, Of Columbia,
Tenn, spent a few days in the city
last week. She anne Oyer to witness
the Boyd-C lemmons wedding. Miss
Kennedy is an active missionary
and is said to be doing a good work
organizing starlight and missionary
bands.
The Globe acknowledges the receipt
of IN invitation from the medical
dental and pharmaceutical classes oil
Meharry Medical College, by the fac
ulty and class Of 1907, which will be
held tonight at 1880 at the RymaI
Auditorium.
A friend Of the Day Home Club pre-
scented Mrs. ]. c. Napier, the Presi
dent, a beautiful little collection boz
to be placed in some public building
for soliciting funds for the Day Homo
club. The box is made on the ordel
of a cradle and will attract the atten
tion of passersby.
Miss Maud Roberts, of Walden Uni
versity, will finish with the Norma
Glass of 1907 and will immediatel!
leave for her home in Chicago. 1t Il
/, not known whether she will return t
Nashville or not. If she does not de
eide to take a college course here, sh,
will possibly enter the Northwestern
Walden will lose n Of its attractiv
|, students and one of the sweetest sing
!, ers that has ever visited the city.
Among the young ladies who al
: tended the Meharry Medical Colleg
' this year is Miss Maud Moses, who or
tered as a Freshman. On the 10Th ms
> she concluded her first year as
> member of the pharmaceutical depart
|" ment and is expected to leave for he
J home, San Antonio, Tex, early ney
U week, but will return to take up he
studies in September.
Rev. P. II Kennedy, Of Henderson
KY, was in town on business one da
this week.
Mr.. Moses McKissac and son, Of P,
r iaski, Tenn, spent two days In Nasl
vile this week.
S Mrs. r. H. Boyd is owner Of a Pa
terson Buggy. 1t In a No. 5 Stanhop
It Mrs. Boyd vas seen in it last Sunda
on Fourteenth avenue, North.
d Mrs. e. H. McKissack, of HolI
p Springs, Miss, is in the city the que
of Mrs. James Hunter, of 1909 Hyn,
street. Mrs. McKissack is here to
l. present at the commencement exc
cises at the Ryman Auditorium t
night. Her son, Mr.. A. G. McKissac
'e graduates from the medical depar
t. ment.
e, Mr.. ], Perry Patterson, Of the Gle
d pf 1907, MehaFFy Medical College,
9 IAxpeOtsd to leave The city agVlEg 4