The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-08-20

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Miss Myrtle B. Parker, daughter !
of Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, Jr., has re-
turned home.
Miss Ruthy L., Master Herman H. |
and little Matte Sue Jones, of 1O5
Maple street, left Saturday evening
for Franklin, Tenn, where they will
spend their vacation visiting relatives
and friends.
Miss Mary and Mrs. ]. c. Russell
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dee
Rucker, of Allsonia, last week They
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Johnson, of Arno, this week.
Mrs. E. M. Bragg, of 626 Sylvan
street, left Thursday morning to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Bates. of Hen
derson, KY, and also to visit relatives
in Evansville, Ind.
Mr.. Clarence B. Irons is visiting
relatives and friends at Memphis and
several towns in West Tennessee.
Mrs. M. c. Bates, of Hamilton
street, is visiting in st. Louis and
will go to Chicago before returning
where Mrs. Savannah Duncan will
join her.
Mrs. Emma Haywood and Mrs.
James Watkins and daughter, Miss
Sadie Dee Watkins, left last Friday
morning for Louisville, KY.
Mr.. w. H Allison, Jr., will visit
Cincinnati, as was contemplated.
Miss Addie Allison will spend n
few days of vacation at Pasano,
Tenn.
Mrs. Mary Handle, of East St.Louis.
is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs
Hattie Thompson, at TIC Gay street.
Miss Matte w. Robertson, of 1919
Phillips street, who has been visit
ing in Shiloh Springs, Tenn, has re-
turned
Rev G.. w. Hampton, who has been
pastoring the First Baptist Church of
East Nashville, passed through the
city last Tuesday from Avondale to
, Columbia, where he will be the guest
of Prof. j. H. Kelly.
| Mrs. M. D. Alley, of Louisville, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
/ Georgia Becton, of Clifton Road, is
= spending a week in Columbia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Allison entertained
5 in honor of the sixteenth birthday
Of their daughter, Miss Ruth B. AL
/ lison, at their home at the end o
r Meridian street.
}, Miss Emma Davis, of 519 Quar-!
= street, is visiting friends and rela
tives at Estill SPRINGS.
!, Miss Mamie B. Allison left the cit,
s Saturday for Cincinnati to visit Mrs
f Boyd, formerly of Nashville. On re
g turning Miss Allison will visit Pike
e vile, Tenn.
J. Mr.. Robt. G. Eason left for Chicago
Sunday. En- route he will visit Bow
? ing Green, Mammoth Cave and Lou
g isville, KY. and Indianapolis, Ind
! Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Brady, of Mu1
freesboro, spent several days las
e week with their daughter, Mrs. Rob
k g EasCn, CT Eighth avenue, North.
Miss Emma 10 Burton. who ha
If becn enjoying a very pleasant vact
# ten, has returned to the Nations
n Baptist Publishing House to resum
/ her duties.
Mr.. Samuel H. Davis left the cit
d Sunday night for st. Louis, Mo.
e Mr.. Samuel l.. Foster is indispose
= this week.
If Mr.. ]. H. Smith, of Kansas Cit
S, Kans., passed through the city thi
week. Mr.. Smith is an old Tenne
=. sean who left the state in 1882. Sine
tt then he has been residing in tn
4, West. He is now in the mail SER
II ice in Kansas City and was en- rout
home from Chattanooga, Tenn
s. where he was a delegate to the 81
n preme Lodge of Immaculates. H
IN has sister in this city whom he wa
visiting. He also has brother |
1t Lebanon, Tenn, whom he had nc
lie seen for forty years.
lie Miss Belma Mahan left Sunda
morning for trip to ST. Louis, Mo
o. Chicago, H., and st. Paul, MINI
S She will remain in the North an
e. visit about fifteen days.
Rev. C. H. Clark, D. D., pastor
IL Mount Olive Baptist Church, is no
" in New York. He is on vacation &c
lg which the Woman's Missionary S.
ID ciety presented him with compl
n mentary ticket He went by rail t
Norfolk, Va, thence by steamer t
r. New York. While East he will tax
n in points of interest.
Mrs. Ellen D. Franklin and son,
:! 924 Main street, left on the 18th fc
~ Robertson County, Tenn. They wi
spend several weeks and then go t
ID Kentucky.
l. Miss Cora Kimbro and Miss Adgu
| tuS White, of Pulaski. Tenn, an