The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-09

Miss Lucy Washington was a little
indisposed last week but is much bet
ter at this writing.
Mr. CASTOR Burgess spent last Sun
day at Lavergne.
The young ladies of Buford College
royalty entertained Mrs. S. H. Kille-
brew on last Thursday night.
The sad news reached this city of
the death Of Mr.. Phillips Rhodes, of Pu-
laski, the father of Mrs. Lucy Jordan,
who spent the month of June in this
city.
Mrs. Cornelia Ewing, of 321 Elev-
enth avenue, North, is at home on her
vacation for three weeks. She will
leave for Franklin next week to visit
relatives.
Miss Villa L. Foster and William
Kennedy entertained at dinner Sunday
in honor of their guest, Miss Bertha
Williams and Miss Esther Brown, OF
Chicago. Miss Williams will remain in
the city to enter Fisk University and
Miss Brown will return home very
soon.
Mrs. Nora Williams Mcintyre and
little adopted daughter, of Louisville,
KY. who have been the guests of her
mother, Mrs. Mcintyre, of this city,
have returned to their home. They
also spent several weeks in Algood,
Tenn.
Some Of the young men of East
Nashville entertained in honor OF Mr.
Clarence Woods, of Chicago, ILL.,, al
the residence of Mrs. Hattie Bender Oh
Webster street. The affair was one
of the happily planned midsummer
pleasures of the week. The house
was prettily decorated with potte(
plants and ferns. An interesting pro
gram of music was given, followed b!
refreshing ice course.
Miss Matron Cotton, who has beef
sick long time, departed this lif
Sunday. She was a little Christian
Among our new subscribers thi
week is DR.. G. W. Cliff. one of Eas
Nashville's physicians.
Miss Hettie Phillips, of East Nasf
Vile. has returned from the Putna1
- County Institute.
Among the delegates to the A. M.
District Conference in Gallatin, Tenn
last week, were Miss Lizzie Stocked
Mr.. David Ferguson, Mr.. l. j. Roga
and Rev. w. Flagg. Miss Stockell lie
the Conference Sunday to join her 81
ter, Miss Mary Eliza Stockell, in l
Garter, Tenn, where they will sper
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shame
formerly of this city, are expect
here on or about August IL to spend
few weeks with his sister, Mrs AM
Washington, of 90S North Seven
. street, and his mother who resides
~ Lischey avenue.
There was large congregation o
Sunday who heard an excellent s.
: mon at the First Baptist Church, Ia
! Nashville.
! Miss Matte Vaulx has return
7 home after spending few days in t
! country visiting friends,
! Mr.. officer, of Algood, Tenn, was
7 the city this week.
! An increase in the number OF 81
I day school pupils at the First Bapt
! Church. East Nashville, has been
: ticed.
I Miss Anna M. Darden, who has be
! in the city for the past two wee
: with her parents, was called to
I post of duty last Tuesday.
y Mr. r. G. Fisher, formerly OF N
49, Orleans, but now of this city, is rus
eating in the Blue Grass State {
moaly Thursday he attended
7 Emancipation at Paducah.
! Mr.. Henry Allen Boyd, the "irrepr
~ sible Globe man." has returned to
:, city after quite an extended trip
Ill III points south of Tennessee.
ny Mrs. Jno. H. Smith, Jr,, and her
lau tie son, Napoleon, left Thursday
'el- indianapolis to visit her husband
10 friends. They will remain for the "
ms is ter.
III Miss Josephine Caldwell, of
Gu; Paul, Mimi, spent few hours in
'eu city Monday with Mrs. Philip F. Hi
ue- of Minneapolis, Mimi, who is here
'er' iting relatives. Miss Caldwell left
III same day for Franklin, where she
.el, spend few weeks visiting friends
neS Mr.. Archie Pointer, Of SeVentee
avenue, North, who for number
9O5 years had charge of the stock at
cen National Baptist Publishing House
lille at work in the express department
has the Union Railway Station.
Mr.. Wilfred Lowery is again at
]. old post in the bookmaking dep
ment of the Baptist Publishing Ho