The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-09-06

this city this week.
Mr.. S. H. Killebrew left he city Sun
day night for Chicago, where he will
join his wife. They will spend about
two weeks in that city, and from there
they will stop over at Clarksyille for
while.
Miss L. A. Garden, of 7S5 Ninth ave
nue., South, is confined to her bed this
week.
DR.. w. D. Chappelle left the city
Wednesday night for Chicago and Col
orado, where he will attend the Annual
Conference. @ta
Messrs. j. L. CocErill and VIM D.
Chappelle, Jr., will leave in few days
to visit Chicago Washington and the
jamestown Exposition.
Miss G. D. Chappelle is home again
after quite an extensive trip through
the South this summer.
Miss Lillian Hill, after spending
three weeks visiting Chicago, Wash
ington, New York and the jamestown
Exposition, is again at her post of
duty
Mrs. Lula Chappelle Nelson and lit
tie daughter, Thelma, are visiting her
parents in the city. aa} j
ST. Paul Choir is arranging for a
laughable farce comedy on Monday
night September 16, at st. Paul M. e.
Church. Beautiful music and mono
logue will be rendered before the play
So don't forget the day and date.
Miss Hattie Perkins is indisposed
this week. -lf.
Miss Eva Galloway, one of the
prominent stenographers at the Ma
pier Court, left the city last Sunday
morning for Louisville, where she will
spend a few weeks among friends
Mr. George S. White, of this city,
and first-class female impersonator,
has signed to play this season with
the Southern Comedy Co., the original
Honolulu Coon" Mr.. White left the
city last Wednesday morning for st.
Louis, where he will join the troupe.
Miss Maud S. Johnson and her broth
er, James, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Chicago for the last month,
have returned. s e.Fe3t'e
Mrs Mary Winston and her daugh-
, ter, Ella, and Laura Jefferson have re-
: turned from Huntsville, Tenn.
Mr.. Robert Jenkins, of 1904 Eleventh
avenue, has just returned with his lit
| tie daughter, Miss Minnie, from Chi
cago. They visited their uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Cage.
Mrs. Sam Radcliffe, of Decatur, Ala
> is visiting her sisters, the Misses
. Franklin, of 7S Claiborne street.
r Miss Ida Mai Reid, of 1924 Eleventh
avenue, North, spent last Sunday with
D friends at Murfreesboro.
r Mrs. Tabitha Carter, of Lebanon, is
: visiting the city this, week the guest
: of Mrs. E. j, Guthrie, of 45 Trimble
street
p Miss Nellie Jamison Carrie Allen
: and Callie Perkins dined with Mrs
S G. M. Perkins last Sunday.
e Mrs. Sophia Dodson, of 1874 Jeffer
. son street, is very i'll.
! Mrs. Frank Bright, who formerly re
sided in this city returned to hel
r home in st. Louis, after spending sew
} eral weeks here.
, Mrs. Jennie Cheatham Lee, whose
mastery direction of the department
of music at the Tuskegee Normal and
Industrial Institute and superb train
ing of the choir at that famed institu
. ton, has brought to her the deserved
encomiums of all who have visited the
school, left the city this week to re,
sumo her work.
Mr.. William Thompson, of Twelfth
avenue, North, is spending a few
. weeks in Chicago. fc .f
Mrs. Sarah Gray and Mr.. Frank
Henry were quietly married Sunday
evening, September 1, 1907, at 1880
o'clock, at the home of the bride, 319
Eleventh avenue, North, Rev., c. Fl
! Clark officiating.
Miss Anna l.. Mayberry, who, dur
ing her vacation was employed as sec
rotary of the Women's Mission Laun-
dry, at 1861 Moffitt avenue st. Louis
will return to the city about Septem.
her the 21st Miss Mayberry will en-
ter school about the 29rd.
Miss Maggie West, who is visiting
her aunt, Mrs G. F. Pierce in Paris
Tex, is improving and will remain in
Texas until next summer. 1
Mrs. Eliza Bailey, of ST. Louis, who
came to the city to enter her children
: in school, has returned home.
Mrs. Kate Brown, of Patterson
street, is spending few weeks in St
Louis visiting her son and daughter
Cards were received in the city an
nouncing the celebration of the China