The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-09-11

tAAE -
Mrs. A. P. Crews, formerly of st.
Louis, Mo-, who is now making her
home in Columbia with her parents.
Prof. and Mrs. J.. H. Kelly, spent the
week with her brother, Mr.. J. H. Kelly.
Jr., of Bass street. Mrs. Crews has
been appointed a teacher in the Co
lumbia public school to fill the va
cancy made by the death of her sis
ter, Miss Maggie Kelly.
Miss Carrie Beatrice Page has re-
turned home after a two months stay
in the country. She is stopping with
her sister, Mrs. d. r. Battle, SO South
Hill street. South Nashville.
Mrs. Reuben O'Neal entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society at her home, 1910
Thompson street, last Friday evening.
After business matters had been ON
pleted an interesting program was rem
dered, after which arrangements for
the uext meeting were made. Re
freshments consisting of punch, canta-
loupes, ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Ina elem, OF bvo OylyaA
sLleeC, VINO mas Deen visiting ~ ols-
tel, MIS-. anna Bryant, IN GalIdIIn lO4
the PAST Weeh, Ids returneu nOnIo.
Miss Mamie 1. sumner, wmo nda
spent the enCIre summer III AudIIy WAC,
NY, returned TO the city Thursday.
Miss Florence Nicholson, VI Cnlca-
go, VINO was visiting ner DroCneI anu
wlte, MI. and Mrs. ttobt. Nicholson, o.
Cedar street, leIt Tor her nome odCuI-
day.
aliss Lillian Allen has returned TO
the city aIIer having spent d uettol
part OIL the summer IN Cnattdnoosd.
she will remain mere a fortnight De-
rore going to take up her school worh
III Virginia.
Miss LIzzIe Wells LETT the city wed
nesuay morning Tor Austin, Texas.
one goes TO begin Work as Instructor
IN music in the Deal, DUMB ana BInu
school at Austin.
MISS kuth Crockett, OF San AntoLlo.
Texas, spent Wednesday as tic sueaI
OF ms. IL. ii. Boyd. Miss CrocKeC'
will enter Fisk Ior her second year
Miss Sammie Ewing, OF Cedal
street, returned home from FRANKLIN
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Ramsey, OF Houston, Texas
the wife of DR.. Ramsey, is spending
a lew days in this city. She has DeeI
away from Texas about six weeks
Practically all OF her time since tneI
mas been spent at Franklin, Tenn, mel
old home.
There seems to be no end to the
orders coming in for Negro dolls. Iht
Company announces that there is {
supply now on hand. Those who de
sire to get the dolls right away Cal
have them, as a large shipment wa
received last week. They are also be
ing placed on exhibition at the Won
ans Exchange on Hamilton street. Vi
the whole, interest continues to IN
crease.*
Mrs. VIM. H. Franklin and sol
have returned from Barren Plains AM
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Draper and MI
and Mrs. William Franklin and sol
were the guests of Miss Suella Bear
last Sunday. Miss Beard took up he
school work September Z.
Mrs. Francis Goodloe, Of Ewin
avenue, left the city last week for 81
Louis, where she will visit her daugt
+ ters, Mrs. V. M. Allen and Mrs. Eli
S. Bush.
Mrs. Clara e. Wendell and daugt
t ter, Mrs. Sandella P. Beard, are visir
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Hightower, of 4
Lewis street. Mrs. Wendell, thei
f mother, is from Covington, KY, an
) Mrs. Beard, their sister, is from Me-
5 Castle, Ind.
Miss Clara Hightower and cousin
e Lena White, have returned from thei
4 visit to Kentucky. While away the
v visited their cousin, Miss Ada BaXte,
of Cincinnati.
S Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smothers, {
jackson, Tenn, are visiting Mr.. an
e Mrs. Thos. Bramlett, Jr., Of Batavi
street and Twenty-first avenue, Nortl
Miss Hattie Spurlock, of McMinl
vile, is in the city visiting her cousil
Miss Hattie Edmondson, of 712 Eight
avenue, North.
Mrs. Lizzie ~Edmondson, who hf
O been visiting in Spa ia, Rowland an
McMinnville, has returned to the cit
d Mrs. E. d. Curtis, Of 720 Tent
If avenue, South, has returned aft
e spending a very pleasant week wit
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Killebrew,
d GAINESVILLE, where she received mar
social courtesies.
s. Mr.. Leroy Killebrew is visiting h
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. S, ]
Killebrew, after an extensive IT.