The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-28

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city, hence she was renewing old ac-
quaintances while here. Quite num-
Der of her friends entertained at din
ner and luncheon in her honor.
Miss Edwinta Smith entertained in
honor OF a few Fisk students who re-
NAMED over after the commencement
exercises. The younger set spent
pleasant evening in the beautiful home
OF Or. and Mrs. Smith the parents OF
The young lady.
Bishop c. II. Phillips attended the
rally Of the G. M. e. Church at Clarks-
vile last Sunday The sum Of five
hundred and fifty-eight dollars was
raised.
Mrs. Washington, a dressmaker who
lives on Warren street, while trying
TO board a Jefferson street car on
Tuesday evening between 6 and Z
O'Clock, was thrown to the ground and
dragged some distance. She was seri-
ously hurt, and is confined to her bed.
MIS-. John Wendell, of IL Trimble
street is somewhat indisposed. She
was to have started on an extensive
"trip this week to points in the North,
but owing to her serious illness she
will be compelled to remain at home
for the present.
Miss NJ V. Bird a member Of the
faculty of the Academy of The Immac-
ulate Mother, left Monday morning
for Louisville, where she will spend
her vacation as the guest Of Mrs. John
Winlock.
Miss Leila Anderson, Of Murfrees-
boro, was the guest of Mrs. Robt. G.
Eason, OF Eighth avenue, North, Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Broughton Sykes,
VINO has been connected with DR.. CAT
fey's Drug Store in Montgomery, Ala,
arrived in the city last Thursday to
take a much needed rest preparatory
to entering the Junior class OF Mehar-
~ Medical College.
Mrs. M. j. Sanders and Mrs. A. B.
j. Fowler, of jackson, Tenn, were
The guests of Mrs. Gilbert White, OF
Garden street.
Felix Hollinsworth, the little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollinsworth, died last
Monday at the home of his parents.
Mr.. Geo. Rhodes, of 1854 Cartwright
street., who has been sick for a week,
is able to be out again.
Mrs. Maggie Fisher, Of Seventh ave-
nue., North, is on the sick list this
week.
Miss Eifie Blanche Hadley, of Elev-
enth avenue, North, spent a pleasant
day four miles out On the Whites
Greek pike last week visiting Mrs. Lii
liam Register.
Rev. &. j. Fisher, Of Chicago, was in
the city this week attending the Nc
Clain-Stewart wedding.
Mrs. Lulu Millen, of Covington,
Tenn, has been in the city several
weeks taking a course in millinery at
the Jordan Millinery School.
Miss Ruby Allen has just returned
from a visit to Alexandria.
Mr.. j. Howard McMorris, who com
pleted the Normal Course at Walden
University few weeks ago, is prepar-
ing to enter Harvard University in
the fall
Quite a number of the young men
of Walden University have decided to
remain in the city during the summer
They are cozily ensconsced about or
the campus, adding to the beauty OF
the campus under the new superin
tendent of grounds, Mr.. M. Thornton
Mrs. A. l. Polk, of GA Seventh ave
nue., South, wife of Rev. A. l. Polk
/ who has been very i'll for the pas
three weeks, is able to be out.
. Rev. A. |. Polk has returned from
his circuit, which is known as the
) Gladeville Circuit.
Mr.. Armon Rhodes, of Murfreesboro
l is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Molli'
S Rucker, Of 1413 Hynes street. d
e Mr.. M. H. Freeman, who has beer
/ employed at the post Office for the las
+ ten years as a janitor, is very i'll a
his home 1862 Third avenue, South.
Miss Leah Johnson spent Sunday a
I the Hermitage at a basket meeting
= Mr. and Mrs. Louis X. Thomas, o
a 1906 Jackson street, are rejoicing owe
4 the arrival of fine boy.
- Mrs. Emma Grisham, of 1924 Jacl
) son street, who has spent several sun
mers in Illinois, New York and Cor
/. necticut has decided to remain in tn
South this season.
, Miss Carrie Overton, of East Nasl
. Vile, has gone to Columbia to atten
the Institute.
i, Mr. John Hobbs, of Laurel stree