The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-05-22
CITY ITEMS.

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Misses jennie and Allie Powell, |
with Miss Christian, entertained in
honor of Drs. ]. A. Bias and G. w.
Dunn last Monday.
The May meeting of the Phyllis
Wheatley Club will be at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Hammonds, 107 Univer-
sity street, Thursday, May %. The
committee of the club has planned a
play to be given at Meharry Audito-
rum on June 8.
Mrs. Sallie B. Stone entertained
her son and daughter, DR.. and Mrs.
j. d. Fowler, of Pulaski, at a card
perty Monday night.
Elder S. r. Carter, of Hopkinsville,
KY, is holding a protracted meeting
at Gay Street Christian Church. A
special sermon on Sunday.
The members and friends of Sa-
lem "a. M. E. Church are making
great preparations for a grand affair
during the May Festival, May 25 and
26
Miss Emma D. Raines, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Pryor, of North East
Nashville, spent a portion of the day
in Franklin last Sunday.
Master George L. and Suburban
Scott, of Sixth avenue, North, chill
dren Of Mrs. George Scott, enter
tanned quite limited number Of their
little friends to birthday party re-
Gently.
Miss Maggie Silvers, of Brick
Church pike, was the guest of her
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mill
err, of Seventh avenue, North, last
week.
The union annual picnic of ST.
James and Salem A. M. FL Church
will occur June 16.
The fruit and candy kitchen con
Quoted at st. John A. M. d, Church
last Friday by Miss M. B. Fopp was
decided success,
The concert at Lea Avenue Christian
Church was quite a success. A full
account will appear in the next issue
of the Globe.
The program rendered by the Y
M. G. A. last Friday evening, togeth
er with sociable, was a success.
Little Tommy G. Moore, of 130'
Hynes street, is very sick.
Miss Hattie Woodbridge, of 1SO'
Hynes street, who has been sick TO
J quite a while, is slowly improving,
Mrs. Bergman Mccain, Of Six
teenth avenue, North, who has beel
spending the winter in Pass Chris
tian, Miss, has returned to her hom
D at 1899 Sixteenth ayspue.
Mr. W. H. Price, of Fisk University
visited the Spruce Street Baptis
Sunday School last Sunday and CAV
by way Of review some very practice
points.
Mrs. Mary q. Tombs, of 1926 Hel
man street, has been carried to tn
=. bedside of very i'll grandfather, MI
Peter Jones, at Gainesville, Ga, Sh
I is in company with her mother.
Miss r. J, Clemens, who has bee
in the city several months visitin
her brother, left for Centervillt
Tenn, this week.
) Mr.. M. G. Buford, of Buford, Tenn
was called home from the Genera
Conference on account of the deaf
of his wife's mother,
n Miss OZa Bramlett, or 726 Mint
avenue, South, has gone to Chicago
where she will remain for some time
Mrs. Mary L. Killebrew, of Clark!
Vile, Tenn. visited her sister, Mrs
e. Robertson, OF 621 Webster stree
this week.
Mrs. Anna Smith, OF 1872 Tenth az
enue, South, is still on the sick lis
- Revs. G. H. Boone and N. Smith a.
rived home last Saturday afternoe
from Norfolk. Va
Mrs. w. N. Hill, Of sol Ewing ave
nue., is confined to her room.
Miss L. A. Garden will spend Sa
urday and Sunday in Franklin yisi
iting friends.
Dr. |. II. Hampton, Of Fayetteville
. Tenn, is in the city this week. Mr.
Hampton is the matron Of Rege
Williams University DR.. HamDto
is a guest at Roger Williams while
the city.
A special party took an automt
bile ride from Nashville to Leblanc
y last Sunday. The party was made Ii
r. of Mrs. Mabel A. Bailey, Miss CORN
Peterson and DR. R. T. Boyd The
returned to the city Sunday evening
making record time going and con
u ing. The splendid automobile of ID
Boyd was used.
, The news has just reached Nasl
A' vile that Rev. ]. B. Beckham, a graz
y uate of Roger Williams University,
now pastoring in Denver, Colo D
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