The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21
CITY ITEMS

her 4-B. class Monday evening in a
very charming manner at her home,
All South Tenth street. A very de-
lightful evening was spent in music,
games and other sports. An interest
ing concert was rendered at the close.
Cakes and ices were served, and the
children departed highly pleased
with their outing.
FOR RENT or SALE-One first
class Underwood typewriter. Terms
reasonable. Call at Globe office, 447
Fourth avenue, North.
Take Woodland or Main street cars,
get off at Seventh street, go north
two or three blocks to reach the
Street Fair given for the benefit of
Roger Williams University, May "a
30, 1909.
Mr.. Arthur Campbell, Of Wartrace,
is also the guest of Mrs. A. G. Jones.
Mrs, Jefferson Martin and little son,
Jefferson, Jr., of Hynes street, who
have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mccall, at Montgomery, Ala, re-
turned to the city Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Cheatham, of Patterson
street. left the city last Tuesday night
for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Bumbrey, Of
Jefferson street, have returned to the
city from Hillsboro, where they spent
"a week with relatives.
Mr.. P. P. Bean, of Cincinnati, is
in the city at the bedside of her sis
/. ter, Mrs. Sophia Bean, who met with a
serious accident a few days ago.. Before
leaving he will spend a few days with
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Anna M,
jackson.
Mrs. John Sharp left the city Satur.
day for Chicago, where she will spend
the summer the guest of her daughter
Mrs. William G. Henderson.
Mrs. Sophia Bean, of 907 GleaveS
street, who met with an accident q
few days ago by falling from a porch
and breaking her collar bone, is re
ported in a critical condition.
XenOphon Graham, the celebrated
pianist from Richmond, Va, who ha!
Travelled abroad for several years
it is learned is endeavoring to get al
engagement in Nashville.
Rev. R. M. Caver, of Little Rock
Ark, who is Superintendent of Miss
ions for the state, is among the dele
gates scheduled to attend the Sunday
School Congress. Rev. Caver was her,
to the Annual Board Meeting som
months ago.
Rev. T. ]. Searcy, D. D., of Mem
phis, Tenn, was in the city thi
week attending the Board Meeting o
Roger Williams University. DR.
Searcy has a son attending school il
this city.
Mr.. 7. G. Ewing, Jr., left Sunda,
morning for his home at Vicksburg
Miss, after having spent a successful
and most enjoyable week with hi
friends in Nashville.
Don't forget the Street Fair give,
by the ladies of East Nashville O
Nay 24-29 for the benefit of Roge
Williams University.
DR.. s. M. Clark, of Chattanooga
who has been in the city attendin
the Walden Commencement, left las
Saturday for Chicago where he wi
enter the Providence Hospital. D.
Clark hopes to return to Chattanoog
next spring to resume his practice.
Miss Beulah G. Miller, of Murfree,
lboro, was the guest Of Yrs. Americ
C. Jones Sunday.
Mr.. w. B. Robertson. Of 1911 Gran
street, who has been confined to hi
room for about three weeks, is abb
ito be up.
Rev. Ship, of Fisk, was very SUI,
oessftl in his rally last Sunday &
Hendersonville, Ky. Mr.. B. T. WasI
iisfgton, Jr,. and a quartette from Fisl
assisted him.
Mrs. Amy Hall, of $40 Tent
street, East Nashville and son, Jacl
son, left Monday for a months sta
in st. Louis, and thence to New Yorl
Mr.. Edward Gray and Mr.. Will
Brame have returned from Chicag
WANTED-All friends and lover
OF Roger Williams University to a
tend the Stnect Fair and Carniva
Webster street, May 24-29.
MRS. A. M. TOWNSEND,
President and Manager.
Little Howard Wane, son of Mr.. an
MS. Q. H. White, whose fifth birthda
was so beautifully celebrated Monda
evening, fell from a porch Frida
and fractured his arm. He has SUI
cred greatly, but is reported bette
Miss Diisey Butler, of Murfreesbor
Tenn, attended Walden Universal