The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-08

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son, of 1907 Phillips street, where they
were entertained with a light lunch
con.
Mrs. Samuel Robertson, Of 621 Web
ster street, who has been seriously i'll
with bronchitis, is slowly recovering.
Lightfoot Lodge, K. Of P, Of which
j. P. Porter is G. c., initiated two can
didates in the Page and Esquire ranks
Monday night.
Rev. e. w. D. Isaac, Editor of the
National Baptist Union, has been in
disposed since his return from a trip
to Alabama, Georgia and Florida.
Mrs. Bette Childress, Of Murfrees-
boro, was in the city a few days visit
ing her daughter.
Mrs. Susie A. Mormon has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hardiman, of 625
Eighth avenue, South, have returned
from Grenada, Miss. They will re-
sumo their courses of study in the lit
erary department of Walden Univer-
sity.
Mr.. Tim Armstrong and Willie Mae
Hildrith were married Sunday after
noon at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. H. G. Ewing, and left for Clarks-
vile, where they will be until Christ
mas.
Mr.. r. e. Gee, of Jefferson street,
has been suffering with tonsilitis for
the past week.
{ The first public rhetoricals of the
scholastic year will be held at Fisk
=. University tonight.
Miss Stella Montague was indis-
posed for several days this week, but
t is now able to be out.
Mr.. X. L. Mays, who formerly re-
sided in this city, spent several days
t here this week. Mr.. Mays left for
g Chicago Wednesday.
Mr.. James Watkins, an account OF
whose injury was published in last
weeks Globe, is rapidly improving
The Globe was in error rs to Mr.,
Watkins right hand being hurt. II
was the left hand.
g Mr.. Guy Hampton made a flying
trip Sunday to Bowling Green, Ky.
If where he was the guest of Miss Bessie
Pennix.
The concert at Bethel A. M. E
d Church last Monday was quite a sue
cess.
IT The members of Benevolent Order
# No. 81 will hold their annual memoria
n meeting Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Mr.. VIM. Richardson received a Sc
h. we're cut on his hand Monday while a
% work at the Utopia Hotel. The WOUND
s is very painful but not serious.
Mrs. Emma Lee Thompson, of Shell
byville, returned to her home aftel
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Liz
zie Cannon, of 636 Wetmore street
and Mrs. Annie Ramsey, of Is Fill
more street.
j Mrs. L. H. Cannon, 636 Wetmor'
street, has returned to the city afte.
% spending four weeks with her daugh
ter in st Louis.
Mesdames Carrie Minor and Mar!
20 Minor have returned to the city sine
their aunt is so much improved.
Mr.. E. P. Adams left Saturday TO
st. Louis, where he will reside in tn
future.
Mrs. Efie Jordan will spend the wiz
- ter in S|helbyville.
Ut Mr.. Everett Bond, of Lea avenue, l
indisposed.
Mrs. Mary Knott, of Grundy stree
has gone to the City Hospital to hay
We an operation performed.
Miss Nellie e. King, of 1916 Pate.
son street, who has been suffering froI
W a slight attack of pleurisy, is able I
Ne' be at her post of duty.
ay Prof. j.. B. Watson, who visited tn.
city several years ago to. witness tn
commencement exercises at Fisk,
now a teacher of science at the A
lanta Baptist College. He is a grad
ed ate of Brown University. He was r
Ill Gently married to Miss Hattie Rut
erford, of Atlanta, which will no douI
ng be news of interest to his Nashvil
'as friends.
ere The Pressing Club No. 6 met at Il
Wy home of Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes, IA.
Pearl street. After business was ov'
'eu there was music by Misses Brucie M
'eu Ewing, Vannoy G. Webster and Ev
no lena Barnes. A light menu was serve
consisting of ices and cake.
a. Prof. and Mrs. S. H. Archer are I
joicing over the addition to their TAI
lily. There are just four in the FAM
TT now. The last is a fine baby girl, wi
comes "to share the joys and the toy
Us of the Archer family. Prof. Archer
III a member of the faculty Of the 4