The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-09-18

to visit her sister, MISS Matte GrubDS
Mr.. e. L, Hill has returned 10 tn
city after having spent the summer a
beersheba Springs.
. MIS-. j.. A. Wlnrow, OF Murfreesboro
was the guest OF MISS femme l.
hughes tins week.
: Mrs. W. w. Mhitton, OF Memphis. is
visiting friends and relatives In tnis
city. MRS. Wnitton is the sister OF
Mrs. 5. 5. Hughes ana j. w. Bostlc.
q Misses Ada and Bel Brown. OIL Co.
lumoia, spent a lew days TINS week as
the guests or their sister, Miss Cor
deIla Brown.
MIS-. Mile Nlayes and Mr.. Reuben
ration Spent last SUNDAY IN Column
? bia.
Miss Ella Mccain has returned from
Mt. Eagle.
MI. John harris and sister, Mandy,
nave returned from humboldt, where
they were called on account or The i'll
ness OF their father.
Mrs. Jennie Terrell, OF jackson,
MISS, is visiting Mrs. Robert Finley,
or 9O9 Seventh avenue, South.
Lawyer j. W. Grant lett the city last
trlday to attend the b. M. G. and u.
II. Oh ruth. OF the u. u. o. Oh o. r. at
Atlantic City, N. j. He Will visit New
YORK, Philadelphia, Washington and
PlttsDurg while away.
Mr.. Hervey Clemens, who is visit
ing In MT. juliet and Silver Springs.
VIII return to the city next MONDAY.
MISS Matte b. Tucker and MIR.
thompson visited Smyrna last Sun
DAY. They were the guests OF Mrs.
Lucy Hill and Mrs. Batey.
Master Willie Hill. OF 9S1 Warren
street, lett the city last Sunday to Wis
II ms sick mother at Smyrna.
MIS-. Fannie Brown, OF Kansas City.
hans., is in the city.
Miss Lille c. Burford, who has been
confined to her bed for several weeks.
IS convalescing slowly.
Mrs. jamie Williams, of Franklin
he Colored Fair, and while
III Inc city was the guest OF Mrs. Mag
gle Hill, oGl Ewing avenue.
NAA0NOuA4 AIleus Ol HulaSkl, was
IN the city a few hours this week.
Richard Hill, Jr., of Chicago. will.
III a lew days, enter the law depart
ment OF Michigan University. at
n Arbor, Mich. His parents, who re-
cently visited him at his request, have
just returned.
Mrs. w. M. Rucker, of 1000 Eleventh
avenue, North, has returned after a
pleasant visit to Murtreesboro. She
was the guest OF Mrs. Horace MicheIlI
and Mrs. T. II. Erwin.
Mrs. Armor Rhodes left the city Sat
lrday for Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. VOORHEES, are re-
.olclng over the arrival of a little girl. y
Helen Earlene VOORHEES,. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Whitaker q,
lave returned from their ten days' q,
rip. e.
The continual illness OF Miss Har. al
let e. Hill may prevent her from en-
erlng Oberlin, or any other school, as
contemplated this Fall.
Miss Jessie A. Penn, of Cincinnati.
eacher OF art needle work, is here
pending the Fair week with Mrs.
'reston Taylor, President of the
Vomen's Department of the Colored
air Association of Tennessee.
Mrs. Green Thompson, of King 4
treet, has returned from Green Lake,
Wis.
After a most successful day at
Park Labor Day, the tally
o OF Thorne & Liner spent the re-
of the week at the Murfrees-
ORC Fair, conveying passengers to
nc from the fair grounds.
Mrs. Berry Robertson, of 1909 Ire 1
lont avenue, is somewhat indisposed
lis week.
Mrs. Charles Thorne, of fremont
venue, spent last Friday in Muir !
eesboro, as the guest of Miss Alexan. B
er and Mrs. j. 3. Sublette. Nj
Mesdames Lucy Harwell and Liz W
e M. Traynor returned to the city
onday night after a pleasant stay of
70 weeks at Brownsville, Tenn.
Miss Dollie E.. Jennings spent last
lnday with Mrs. Martha Bryant at
ermitage.
Miss Hattie Woodbridge and little
'mmy c.. Moore have returned from
'anklin, where they spent a pleas
It vacation.
Mrs. r. B. Cannon. Miss r G. Rms