The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-10
CITY ITEMS.


Mrs. Ode Lane, formerly cashier of
the National Baptist Publishing
House and subsequently matron of the
Day Home, left for Chicago Thursday
night.
Call up Boyd & Battles Stable when
you want anything in the horse and
buggy line. Phone Main 4496-Y.
Miss Louisa Price, of Seventh ave-
nue., North, and Master Napoleon
Davis, of Sixth aveune, North, are
somewhat indisposed this week.
Quite an interesting meeting was
held this week by Club G, of Salem A.
NJ e. Church, at the residence of Mrs.
Celess Washington, of Third avenue,
North.
The members of Salem A. M. e.
Church are making preparations for
their May Festival in the near future
Last Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Miss Margaret Johnson, daughter of
Rev. Mr.. Johnson, who was pastor Of
st. John A. NJ. e. Church two years
or more ago, and DR.. Joseph Tucker, a
rector of the Episcopal Churchshrdl
graduate of Meharry, 'O7, were mar
ried at Hoffman Hail. AS a matter
of course the beautiful ceremony of
the Episcopal Church was performed.
The chapel was filled with spectators.
The couple left the city Sunday night
for Hopkinsville, KY, where they will
reside.
Prof. F. j. Work, of Cedar street,
left the city Wednesday for Louisville.
Mrs. M. G. Clark, the estimable wife
of DIR. G. Fl. Clark of Mt. Olive Church,
has recovered from the indisposition
from which she suffered last week
Rev. VIM. Craft, Field Secretary of
the National Baptist Young Peoples
Union Board, has returned to the city
after quite an extended trip through
the South.
Misses Willie Hurt, Annie Frank
Brame and Tennie Kemper are con-
testants for the honor of being the
most popular lady at the May Festival
which has been in progress at Mt.
Olive Church all the week. The con-
test closes tonight
Mr.. John chatham gave in honor
of his mothers fiftieth birthday an en-
tertainment last Wednesday night.
The guests were entertained by the
choir of the First Baptist Church, East
Nashville, and by the music of the
graphophone of Mr.. and Mrs. Liner.
Rev. 7. ]: Goodall made a short talk.
A two-course menu was served, after
which all adjourned after wishing the
hostess many happy returns of the
day.
Mrs. Virginia Walker Broughton, M.
A., of the A. & M. College, of Normal,
Ala, sailed for Rome, Italy, and other
points in Europe, Saturday, on the
Steamer Barbarossa, of the German
Lloyd Line, to attend the fifth Worlds
International Sunday School Conven.
ton to be held in Rome, May 1922.
Mrs. Villa j. Reed, of Bowling
Green, KY, after spending few weeks
at the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Over.
ton, has returned home.
Mrs. Mabel Overton is yet confined
to her home, suffering with acute bron
chitis.
Mrs. Lucy Foster, of Sylvan street
is on the sick list.
Mr.. H. l.. Fite, who Is with the
Bransford Real Estate Co., is meeting
with success.
Rev. Benjamin G. Lewis, A. B., {
young man of acknowledged ability
having finished at Fisk University il
1905, and now a student in theology
at the same university, will speak a
Pleasant Green Baptist Church on Sun
day, May II, at II a. m.
Mrs. Anna Barnes, of GIT Warner
street, who has been i'll for some time
does not improve as rapidly as he
friends desire.
Mr.. w. H. Buford, of EighteentI
avenue, North, will leave the city Sur
day morning for st. Louis.
Mrs. James Hunter, of 1909 Hyne
street, was on the sick list all las
week and a part of this week.
Miss Ida Woodland, who has bee
here in school at Walden, will leav
for her home at Pegram, Tenn, tn
last of next week, but will retur
when school opens.
Rev. e. w. D. Isaac, d. D., left Sa
urday night for Louisville, KY,
speak before the Fifth Street Bapti
Church. From there he will go
Staunton, Va, to attend the Virgin
Baptist Convention, thence to Was
ington, d. c., to attend the Boar
meeting of the National Baptist Co
vention. He will then stop at Il
General Convention (white) that W
be in session at the jamestown EXP