The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-05-15
CITY ITEMS.


Mrs. A. julius Williams, manager
of the Colored Day Home, will leave
Nashville tomorrow evening via l..
& N. Railway, for st. Louis where
she will meet her niece, Miss Viola
FOLEY They will visit BoOnville, Sc
dalia, Kansas City and other points
in Western Missouri
Mr. P. H. Benson, of 1915 Hamilton
street, has closed his school at Hamil
ton Station, Tenn, and will spend
his vacation in Nashville and vicinity |
On Friday May %, the parents and |
friends are expecting quite a treat at
Knowles School, The children in all
grades of manual training are prepar-
ing to place on exhibition on that day
their terms work Aside from this,
they are planning to render quite
nice literary program. After which,
light refreshments will be served to
all parents. The public is invited.
1t is reported that Mrs. A. B. Nor
ris, who is taking a special treatment
in Hot Springs, Ark, is rapidly i'm
proving. Mr.. Morris assures his
friends that such news is gratifying.
Miss Ida Mai Reed entertained her
uncle, Sergt Geo. Brown, last Friday
evening at the home of Mrs Ed Hay
wood Music and dancing were the
features of the evening. A three
course menu was served.
r. H. Boyd I'd, visited the Globe Of
flee this week.
Mrs Foster Turner, of Sixth ave-
nue., North, Miss Lizzie 70. Buchanan,
of Seventh avenue, North, and Master
John William Seay, Of Third avenue,
North, who have been sick for quite
while, are somewhat better.
Miss S. E. Webb, of Fifteenth ave-
nue., North, who has been spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs
J. c.. Jackson, Of Whites Creek pike,
has returned to the city.
Mr. R. Williams, who has been at
tending school at Walden University
left this week for his home at Mason
Tenn.
Trimble City Lodge, No. 344S, and
Naomi Household of Ruth, No. POLL
G. U. 0. of 0. F., had their annua
Thanksgiving sermon at Hubbard'
= Chapel NJ E. Church last Sunday aft
ernoon. DR.. Hammond, dean of The
, theological department of Valdez
University, preached the sermon.
Miss Willie e. Battle, who has beer
in poor health for some time, wa
able to attend church services Sun
o day.
S Mr.. James Trimble, formerly of tn
n Woodland street Fire Company, bu
n now in Brooklyn, n Y, has been il
for several weeks, but is able to b
out again. He is living with his soI
Dr.. James G. Trimble, of BROOKLYN.
Sergt. Brown returned home las
Sunday morning much delighted wit
= a few days stay in the city as tn
- guest of Mrs. w. S. Lowe aand Mis-
Ida Reid.
Miss Willie Mai Duvall entertaine
last Wednesday evening Mr.. Arthu
Grant Butler, of Louisville, KY. Thos
: present were Miss Lottie Bell Bale
Ernestine Earl Crosswise, Pauline {
Smith, .Arvelia Cheatham, Ollie G
Duvall, Dorothy Omego Bennett
. Clara Beasley, Ollie Ween Cheathan
+ Messrs. James Shelby, Robert Crutcl
field and Coney Patterson. Ice
were served and after a delightfl
evening, the company departed fC
their homes.
Little Miss Daisy Bell Dodson, {
1884 Jefferson street, is very ill.
The May Fair will open at Mt. Zio
Baptist Church on Monday night, Ma
IS, and continue until Friday nigh
May %.
Miss Lizzie e. Buchanan, of SiXt
avenue, North, who has been visitin
relatives in st. Louis, has returne
- home. Miss Buchanan is not in IL
- best of health.
Miss Vara Kelly Buchanan, of '
Clay street, who has been quite i
is convalescing.
Mrs. Foster Turner, of Sixth ay
avenue, North, is very ILL.,
Mr.. William Osborn, of Gallati
Tenn; formerly of this city, visite
here recently and was the guest
st relatives and friends.
- Mrs Mabel Oyerton spent la
week in Bowling Green, KY, visitir
her sister, Mrs. W. B. Reed, who hi
q been i'll for quite while.
o' Don't fail to hear Dr. Miller on Il
18th inst at Roger Williams.
? Mr.. n L. Randals, Grand Lectur
-, of the court of Calanthe, took a S
~ o'clock dinner last Wednesday wi
Mrs S. F. Peyton, of 26 Lewis stree
Madam Jordan, who spent sever
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