The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-01

and met host OF friends Miss
O'Neal was seen at the Fair Saturday
with Mrs. H. A. Boyd She will teach |
again at Murfreesboro.
air 7. M. Smith ard daughter of |
Sedalia, Mo-, was in the city last week |
for the purpose Of entering her sons
in sMeharry.
Little Annie Mai Dunson, who has
been visiting relatives in Louisville,
KY, since last July, returned home
Monday morning.
Mrs. Hugh Hardin, daughter, Ivah
and Miss Essie Hall, of Dickson, Tenn,
spent few days in the city attend
ing the Fair. They were the guest of
Mrs. Henry Smith, of GIT Tenth ave
nue., South. =
Mrs. Jno. T. Gilliard, of Louisville,
KY, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mania
Smith, Cedar street.
Mrs. G. e. Johnson, trained nurse
and successful Obstetrician, has moved
from 1114 Jackson street to 80 Lewis
street, South Nashville, where she can
accommodate Meharry students with
first-class rooms and board. She will
also continue practice in her profess,
sion. Phone Main 2O24.
Mrs. G. H. Turner, of Chicago, H.,
who has been visiting Mrs. Geo. W.
Richards, of 1114 Gay street, and other
friends for several weeks, has returned
to her home.
Miss Golden Perry, of Columbia,
Tenn, stopped over in Nashville. en-
route from her school work and took
in the Fair Miss Perry will return to
her work IN the next two weeks and
While there will Terrecont the Nash
vile Globe in that territory.
Mr.. M. DObbins, Of Columbia, Tenn,
and others, spent pleasant afternoon,
Sunday at the home Of Miss Katie
Polk.
Miss Carrie McGavock has returned
from Mt. Eagle, Tenn.
Miss Annie M. Harlins has returned
after eight weeks stay in Columbia.
WANTED sleepers at 4o4 Fifth
avenue and Cedar street.
Misses Mamie Mai and Bette Ma,
zie of McCampbell street, were the
guests of Misses Halfacres on ,lasl
Monday. They AFTERWARDS retired to
grand entertainment at Bethe,
Church.
Misses Evalyn and Many l.. Half
acre, of Franklin, are visiting their
relatives this week
Misses Annie Lou and Eula Mai
Halfacre, of 912 McCampbell street
and cousins, Evalyn and Many L
Halfaere, of Franklin, were the guests
Of the Misses Ophelia and Alberta
Rivers, Of Stevens street, last Sunda!
p. M, after which they retired tc
services at st. Eli Baptist chm "ch.
Mrs. r. H. Voorhees, and little son
Richard, Jr, spent very pleasant
summer at the home of MIR and Mrs
Sandy Johnson, of Allsonia, Tenn
They were joined by DR.. Voorhees, whC
accompanied them home
Mrs. B. S. Brown, of 1415 Harding
street, is visiting Mrs. Mollie Cox
of Chattanooga.
Mr.. Jno. H, Smith and son, Napc
leon W., spent last Sunday in Una
Tenn, visiting his aunt.
Mrs. Sam Blackwell of els Twelfth
avenue, North, spent o part of las
week in Columbia.
Mrs. John Blackwell. of Columbis
was in the city last week attending tn
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs N. B. Bass. Of 81
Quarry street, spent four days of las
week IN Nemph'c, witt friends
Miss Frances Williams Is in tn
city from Chicago, visiting her fathe
Mr.. Moses Williams.
Mrs. Eta Ratclift, of 1910 Ceda
street, will leave soon to spend tn
winter in Chicago.
Mrs. Emma McCline of the Herm
tage, was the guest of Mrs. Indian
Jennings, last Friday to attend tn
State Fair.
Miss Elise Jones, of Selma. Ala
who has been in city all the summC
visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. N. Johl
son, has returned home, where sh
takes up her years work of teaching
Miss Jones, by her winning way
made many friends while here an
was the honoree Of several social fun
tions.
Mrs. VIM. Conneley and daughte
Anna Mae, of Birmingham, Ala, WI
have been visiting their sister, Ros
A. Washington, of Chicago, ILL.,, we'
the guests Tuesday, September 2
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Darden,
$40 Jackson street
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