The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-09-24
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, Pathetic, apd touching were the me-
mortal services of Mrs. Jemima Ray
bun held at the Benevolent cemetery
ON last Tuesday, b The services were
conducted by Rev. r. I. Weatherby
together with white friends, the
Hume Family, in which she had lived
for many years. This family had
chosen this day for the purpose OF
placing tomb at the grave of this
dear one. A beautiful granite stone
was given by the five brothers who
were all present. Messrs Leland
Hume, of Nashville, Alfred Hume,
President of Oxford University of Mis-
sissippi; Fred Hume, of Chicago;
Foster Hume, of Memphis; Mayse
Hume, of Spring Hill, Tenn. Mes
danes Leland Hume, Hattie Tren-
holm and uncle. Mr.. John Leland,
all came to witness the service from
Nashville in their car. The services
were opened with singing by Prof. A.
d. Wade, after which Rev. Weatherby
prayed a very fervent prayer. Mrs
}. b. Mcclellan read an excellent pa.
per- paying a glowing tribute to the
life OF this dear one.a Rev. Weatherby
also rendered an excellent paper
thanking. the white friends for their
gift, in behalf of her daughter. Mrs
Annie Ransom, and saying many
beautiful things Of her life. Messrs.
Leland and Alfred Hume both made
addresses and sometimes 1t seemed
mat they were so full they could
scarcely speak Present also with the
family were tn. society and friends of
Mr., and Mrs Ransom.
Mrs. G. B, Brady is guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Mrs r. c. Eason, this
week attending the State Fair.
Miss Willie Alexander was charm.
ingly entertained Monday night at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Irving on
SEWER street. At late hour a tempt-
ing menu of two courses was served.
Games were the features of the eve
nlng. Those present were Misses Liz.
zie Watkins, Katie Grissom. Beulah
Jordan, Seppie Miller, Cora North.
Amanda McClain, Etna Lowe. Matte
Smith, Annie Prim, Hilda Vantress,
Messrs. Charles Howse, James Woods
Andrew King, Christy Williams.
Johnnie Watkins, Matthew Thompson,
Bilbro Miller, Johnny James. Wyncie
Ransom, c. p Jordan.
Misses Eules and Ella C. Darden
spent Sunday at Cemetery.
Mr.. Luther Miller is confined to his
bed with malaria fever.
Rev. R. T. Weatherby was given n
little surprise last Thursday evening
in honor of his natal day. He was the
recipient Of some useful presents, and
at 10 o'clock a tempting menu of
two courses was served. Those Bar.
tlclpating were Mesdames G.. B. Brady
X. l.. Page, j. B. Mcclellan, Maria
Green, Maria Teasley, Matte billiard
b K. Hendrix. Addie Simmons. l.. e.
Weatherby, Misses John e. Bass, Idel
la Williams, Elma A. Williams. John.
ME O'Neal, Messrs. A. Simmons, Hill.
lard Green, Drs. |. A. White and Wat.
ers, Prof. Jordan, of Atlanta. and Mrs
Amanda Russell.
Miss Lucille Sanders, of Chattanoo.
ga, was delightfully."- entertained at
the home of Mrs. T. S. Williams Tues.
Gay evening by THE Bradley Eleven. "
Games were the features of the eve
ming. AT late hour a two-course
menu was served. Those present were
Misses Satie N. Williams, John E.
Gass, Clara Alexander, Sadie Ander.
son, Leila Anderson. Messrs. Charlie
Alexander, George Smith, Curren Sim
mons, Henry Sublctt, James Sublett
DR.. M. L. Miller, of Nashville. re-
Gently Of Portland Oregon, made a
flying trip to see his mother, Harriet
Miller. He entered Meharry for his
third terms work.