The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31

Thirteenth avenue, North, at dinner
last Sunday.
Miss Sallie A. Ezell, one of the eff
ficient proof-readers of the Baptist
Publishing House, contemplates visit
ing her brother in Chicago some time
during the summer months.
The city schools close Wednesday,
June 5.
Little Marie Mckinney Singleton is
improving after a spell of measles.
Mr.. Joe D. Avent spent Sunday in
the city. Mr.. Avent graduated with |
the class of 1907 from Atlanta Baptist
College. He left Monday for Chicago.
Miss Villa Clendening, of Gallatin,
Tenn, spent last Sunday in the city,
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. w. R. Baker.
The funeral services of Cornelius
Norton, the little son of Mr.. Louis
Norton, who was at one time engineer
at the Baptist Publishing House, were
'held last Monday afternoon at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church. Rev. S. A. Mat
thews and Jones were the officiating
clergymen.
Mrs George L. Stratton, of Four
teenth avenue, North, is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Delilah Ramsey, of Ninth ave-
nue., North, and Shankland street, who
has been dangerously sick, is slowly
improving in health.
Mrs. Lou Lyle, formerly of SOC
Fourteenth avenue, North, left Thurs
day night for Chicago to live with her
niece, Mrs. Willie M. Reid, formerly
Miss Williams of this city.
Mrs. Horace M. Reid, of Jefferson,
Tenn, spent a week with her daugh-
ters, Mrs. w. S. Lowe and Miss Ida
Mai Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Lowe paid Wis
it to their father and mother, Rev. and
Mrs. Horace Reid and their brother
! and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Two Collier, of
Shelbyville.
Mr.. Henry Benson, of Hot Springs
Ark, passed through the city last
week en- route to Pulaski and Elkton
Miss Lucille Brien, of Fourth ave
nue., South, fell down flight of stairs
at her home last Friday morning
Miss Brien was considerably bruised
about the head and shoulders, but for
tunately no bones were broken.
! Mrs. Porter Johnson left for Indian
apolis last Saturday. She will make
] that city her home.
Miss Annie Mai Nicely, of 900 &c
dar street, left the city last Monda!
J night for Chicago, where she will
: spend the summer. She will visit ST
7 Louis before her return in the fall
! Mrs. NJ l.. Fowler entertained tn
: Carnation Club at her residence, Nc
J 915 Deluge street, last Monday after
! noon, in honor of her sister, Miss Ev
7 Murrell, who will graduate from tn
J High School next week. The hous
! was beautifully decorated with Gu
! flowers, roses, peonies, daisies, palms
J ferns and springaria. An elaborat
! menu was served. Many guests ell
I joyed the festivities of the occasion.
! The Carnation Club will meet at tn
residence of Mrs. G. c. Winstead $50
! Horton street, corner Tenth avenu
! Monday afternoon, June 8.
: Mrs. Ella McLemore, who is yisi
J ing friends on Jackson street, wi
! spend the summer in New York an
! vicinity.
! Rev. W. S. Ellington, pastor of til
! First Baptist Church, returned frOl
7 his trip to Western Tennessee Wee
! nesday night.
! 1t is rumored that Mr.. John H. Ke
! ly, of the National Baptist House, wi
! lead one of Arkansas fair daughter
! to the altar at an early date.
! Mr.. Eugene Harris, son of Ricl
ard Harris the Cedar street furnituI
: man, and a former teacher at Fis
! University, is in the city for the Fis
! Commencement
I Robert, the infant son of Mr.. an
. Mrs. Robert Whittemore, of NorthweS
- Nashville, is improving though rattle
slowly from the recent accident /
which his leg was broken.
Mr. J. R. Blake, the popular groce
Z has gone to his home in Fayettevill
on account of the illness of his mott
S. er.
~ Mr.. Stanley Davis, who has been i
the city for several months, returne
a to his home in Shelbyville Wednesday
\ He was entertained Tuesday evenin
v at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
Prince, of 1923 Patterson street.
Miss Nellie Williams will spend
few weeks in New York
Mrs. Annie r. Bond, of Madison
Ark, the sister of Messrs. Lowell an
A. T. Landers, arrived in the city Sa
urday morning and spent several day
e. visiting friends and relatives. Mos