The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-03-05
CITY ITEMS.

call residence tel. M-4230, successor
to Capital Creamery Wholesale and
Retail Mfg of Fancy Ice Cream and |
Sherbet. Special attention given
Churches, Lodges and Weddings |
Orders promptly filed 2O04 w. JEFF |
ferson street.
Mr.. ]. W. Devices, of the Hopkins
vile Times, spent Saturday, Sunday /
and Monday in the city. He accom-
panied President D. A. Hart and the |
Editor Mr.. ]. o. Battle, to Tullahoma
on Monday noon and returned on the |
night train, leaving Tuesday for his |
work at Hopkinsvile.
The sermon Sunday at the First
Baptist Church preached by DR.. FL
lington ON "The Prodigal Son" drew
a magnificent audience 1t was one
of the best efforts ever made by this
able divine. Quite a number of fiat
tering compliments were heard on all
sides
Among the visitors at the Mount
Olive Sunday-school last Sunday
were six students of the Missionary
Training School of the Methodist
Church South, one OF the largest
white institutions in the country.
These students expressed themselves
as being highly pleased with such a
large Sunday-school that appeared to
be doing much work. One of the la
dies was introduced. she spoke en-
, couragingly and expressed her pleas
ure at being permitted to congratu-
late them on their work
On last Saturday Miss E. B. De.
lany, of Fernandina, Fla, stopped
over for the day Miss DeLany was
, en- route to Newark N. j., where she
gees to conduct one of her Negro doll
bazaars The bazaar opened Monday
) night at the First Baptist Church at
! Newark that is pastored by Rev. w.
A.. Harris. Miss DeLany took with
, her another large order for Negro
> dolls. She declared that the North
was as enthusiastic over the Negro
: doll question as any section Of the
) country
!. Every man in Nashville ought t.
: hear Mr.. Chas Stewart on Sunday a
y $3.50 The announcement and tn,
3 place of meeting appear in anothe
column of the Globe. Mr.. Stewart
dUlllIg 40 q ldlhCl 10 uuQuC0llOndDlS
u when he was here two years ago h
Z had an audience of more than 80
= men. Every man present felt that
e had been benefited.
Z Mrs. Chas. H. Hart, or 724 Smile
y street, is on the sick list.
= The Strollers' Club will have
= business meeting Wednesday nigh
5 March 10, at the residence of Mr.
Mayme Gree, 1905 Heffernan stree
All the members of the club are e
ne pected to be present.
do Mr. A. L. Hawkins. a member of Il
Gu sophomore class of Meharry Medic
zee, College, left the city Monday nig
eIo for Chicago and northern points. T
WI 1 will also visit his people at Fo
10 10 Scott, Kans. Mr.. Hawkins will I
J J turn in the early fall to resume
80 studies in medicine.
ns' Mr.. Arnett B, Coffey, who left til
i ia- city Monday evening, February
lu' after having been entertained
U' THE Hyacinth Club" arrived in b
Wy falo, N. Y, safely Mr.. Coffey pass
'eo' the civil service examination recel
ly held in this city
Mrs. Annie James Sublette, of G
cago, is quite i'll.
400 Mrs. Mollie Reed, of 603 Eleven
'oD' avenue, has moved into her ne
E o home, 1112 10 Johnston avenue.
10 - Mr.. T. b. James, of sos Eleven
TO- avenue, North, has been confined
80. tra, his room for several weeks, but
.on now able to be out.
, Miss Jennie Greer, of Columbia,
t;sa expected. in the city real soon,
80 guest of Miss James.
and Mrs T. B. James spent the d
0 und with Mrs. Johnson, of 625 Fogg sire
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs d. E. Parkerson We
the guests of his mother Mrs. Hen
Patterson, Of els Fern street, |;
week
An Mr.. Samie l.. James, of SOB Ell
Iple enth avenue, made a flying trip
Una Dickson, Tenn, Sunday, the guest
eli his friend, Miss Matte Dunn.
try Miss Louise Armstrong, Mr., Oh
,eo- Kelly, of Fisk University, and
Jay; Henry Fowler, of Meharry were
'teu guests of Miss Evealine James a
1 1, Mrs. d. E. Patterson Sunday ev
~, ing.
ice Mrs. H. T. Healing is confined
'lst' her bed this week
cas- Miss Sadie Winston entertained
no last Friday evening Misses Corne
lhe Bailey Frances Hill, Queenie ArnC
we're Johnnie Dixon and Georgia Whist
Wis Drs s II Harris. Jno. Bright, Mess