The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02

son, Mr.. VIM. Young, SIG Eighth ave-
nue., North.
Mr.. E. w. Byrdsong, of First avenue,
South, swallowed a fishbone Monday
evening and barely escaped serious
injury. 1t took some time to dislodge
the obstruction.
Mrs. Elizabeth Becton returned to
the city Friday after spending a pleas
ant vacation at Beersheba Springs.
Mrs. VIM. Jenkins, of S19 Stevens
street, entertained a few friends Sun
day in honor of her sister, Mrs. Bee
ton. Those present were Rev. E. F. B.
Amos, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ferguson,
Mrs. Laura Polk, Mrs. Miller, Miss
Miller, MIR. Coldwell and Mrs. Becton.
Mrs. Mary Anderson and Miss Carrie
Mcdowell, who have spent several
months in Monteagle, spent several
hours in the city Monday en- route to
Birmingham
Prof. James B. Burlington and s.
M. Griffin, of Liberty, Tenn, were in
the city Monday and Tuesday the
guests of w. B. Ward.
Prof G. w. Gilbert, of Augusta, Ca,
travelling secretary of the G. M. E.
Church, spent Wednesday in the city,
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Single
ton.
Misses Electra Blanch and Roberta
Lee have returned to their home at
Glasgow, KY, after two weeks visit
with their aunt, Mrs. Malinda B. Lee,
of 800 Gay street.
Mr.. George L. Stratton, of 1907
Fourteenth avenue, North, spent last
week in Louisville visiting his uncle,
Mr.. Harry Hopson.
Miss Maggie Nelson, who has been
visiting in Franklin, KY, is in the
city this week the guest of Miss l.. B,
Stringer.
Mrs. G. p. Brown, of Guthrie, KY,
is in the city visiting her friend, Mrs.
j. d. Buchanan, .of Fourth avenue, S.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore Smith
son are rejoicing over their fine boy,
William Moore. lJr: II @
DR.. M. c. Norris left the city Mon
day night for Memphis, when he will
remain about six weeks.
Prof w. s.. Thompson, of Demon
breun street, spent the week end in
Cincinnati. Sill sr l
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Oneal, of 1910
Thompson street, gave a social in
honor of Miss Carrie Beatrice Page
who has returned from her vacation of
a few months on the mountains. Her
health is much. improved.
| Among those to enter horses in the
races at the. Cumberland Park State Fair
meet were DR.. ~. P. Crawford and Mr..
Albert Watkins. Both of their entries
captured several second prizes.
DIR. and Mrs. Albert Lewis; Of Pu-
,laski, spent several days in the city
1.-The past week. The happy couple had
been married the first of the week at
Charleston, S. C., the home of the
bride. ,..,,- glh ia.
Mrs. Fannie Banks Green, who
before her marriage was connected
with the proof,reading department OF
the Baptist Publishing House, and
subsequently teacher in one of the
district schools, has returned from st
Louis for an indefinite stay.
The Freshman Glass of Meharry
Medical College numbers upwards o.
seventy-flve.
Misses Anna l.. Robertson, Lulr
Grant and Cassie Dodson are now con
nected with the Clarion Printing
Company.
Miss Emma 10 Cockrill returned t
the city Monday morning from weel
ends visit to Cincinnati, where sh'
went on business connected with on,
of the local secret orders.
Mr.. Chas. A. Greer, who for severa
months has been living in Topeka
Kans., has returned to the city for tn
winter.
Prof. j. H. Kelly, of Columbia, spen
Saturday and Sunday of last week II
the city.
Mrs. Matte Morton Davis and bah,
passed through the city Wednesday el
route to her home in St. Louis. Sh
spent the day with Mrs, ]. H. Kelly, O
Bass street. Mrs. Davis has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs Clara Morton
at Columbia,
! DR., w, 8. Ellington, pastor of Firs
Baptist Church, made a flying trip t
4 Murfreesboro, Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Geneva Mabry, formerly Of thi
= city, but now Of Omaha, Neb., has re
! turned to the city to enter Fisk I'm
versity
Misses Lucille and Lourean Hall, q
429 Eighth avenue, North, entertaine
on last Sunday at dinner Misses j
sephine Andrews, Bessie and Etht
4 Frierson,