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

State Grand Lodge OF MaS0ns.
Mrs. J. w. Bostic, of Seventeenth
avenue, South, left Saturday in re-
Spouse to two urgent kilograms from
Muskogee, I. T., stating that her sis
ter, Mrs Lula B. Ellis, was dangerous
ly i'll. Several messages received from
her since state that Mrs. Ellis condi-
ton, while not materially changed for
the better, has grown no worse. She
still entertains hope for an early re-
coyery. 1t is not known just when
she will return to Nashville.
Mrs. J.. l.. Bates, of 1904 Hamilton
street, entertained Mrs. j. Turner
Clemmons and Mrs. J. Blaine Boyd on
Friday afternoon, June Il from to
o'clock.
Mr.. j. G. Napier left Monday night
to attend the Florida Negro Business
League, which convened in Pensacola
Fla, on the 26th inst
The Napiers and Langstons are
spending the summer months at their
country home, five and half miles on
the Nolensville pike. In the party
there are Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Napier,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Langston and Miss
Napier. The men come to the city
through the day and spend the night
with their families in the country
1t is learned that quite a number Of
young ladies will be in the city next
week to attend the summer school
which opens at Fisk University on
July l. 1t is estimated approximately
that fully eighty in addition to the
number already here will arrive.
Among the number are the two Misses
Harris, of Montgomery, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sloan, of Fill
more street, have a fine baby girl.
Mrs. Anora Martin, of Louisville, is
in the city stopping with Mrs.
Mollie Dalton, of sc Seventh street,
East Nashville. Mrs. Martin is hold
ing meetings at Odd Fellows Hall, at
Sixth and Spring streets.
Mr.. Charles Scruggs, of Chattanoo-
ga, is spending the week in the CITY,
Mrs. M. c. Galloway, of Pittsburg,
Pa, who has been spending a month
in Tuskegee, is in the city spending a
few days with her uncle, Lawyer j.
W. Grant. Mrs. Galloway will leave
Monday to visit the jamestown EXPOSE
tion and other points in the East be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. Samuel Gregory, of Jackson
street, is on the sick list this week.
Mr. Daniel Barry, of 1115 Jackson
street, was bitten by dog Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Mamie Morton arrived in the
city last Friday to spend a few days
with her niece Miss Willie Andrews
and Mrs. |. e. Alsup, of us Ewing
avenue. She will leave Saturday even
ing for Chicago to visit her niece, Mrs.
st. Clair Hudgens
Mrs. |. Il. Alsup, who was taken i'll
in Mt. Olive Church last Sunday even
ing, is improving,
Mrs. Irene q. Dowell entertained the
Endowment Board of the G.. G. of Ca
lanthe at her residence, No. 10 Fill
more street, Wednesday afternoon
June r. The house was beautifully
decorated with flowers and CalanthC
colors, Those present were DR.. r. F
Boyd, G. w. c.; Mrs. M. A. Turner
Secretary; Mrs. Clemmie White, Treas
urer; N. N, Reynolds, Mrs, Katie viii
son and Miss Bessie Patton.
Mr.. d. G. officer, a Tennessean b!
birth, who is now residing in Denver
COL, was a pleasant caller last week
Mr.. Officer expects to return west II
few days.
Rev. p H. Kennedy, superintendent
of missions and general missionary I'm
der the cooperative plan of the stat
of Kentucky, spent last Thursday il
Nashville comforting with the HON
Mission Board on the mission work il
his state. Rev. Mr.. Kennedy expresses
much satisfaction over the progress
made in the Blue Grass State by tn
Baptists. and especially the work an
interest of the boards under the COZ
vention.
Mr.. j. W. Banks and Mr.. S. L. Rar
dolph, of Jackson, Tenn, spent las
Saturday in Nashville looking owe
the city. They were en- route HON
from Johnson City, where they ha
been as delegates to the Masoni
Grand Lodge. Mr.. Banks up to r
Gently was connected with the Chri
tan Index Both are prominent cit
zens and representing business men
Rev. VIM. Haynes, Rev. e. w.
Isaac, Rev. T. j. Townsend, Mrs. Ca
RE Young and Miss Jennie Dunso
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