The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-08-13
CITY ITEMS
Hear the Fisk Ouartette.


sick for several weeks, is slowly inn
proving
Misses Georgia l.. Hadley and Nellie
E. King spent several days visiting
at Columbia, Tenn. They were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. John S. Gil
more, relatives of Miss King.
Mrs. Jas. Shelton, of GAINESVILLE
Tenn, spent quite pleasant week in
Nashville visiting Mr. and Mrs S. H.
Killebrew
Mrs. S. H. Killebrew left the city
this week for Chicago where she will
spend the remainder of the summer
with her daughter.
The Fisk Quartette VIII make their
first appearance of the season August
Both at Spruce Street Baptist Church.
Hear them.
Miss Charlotte E. Flemmings, of
South Nashville, will leave for Chica,
go, Saturday morning to spend few
weeks, returning she will visit her
brother at Louisville.
Mrs. Chas. Manning and children
have returned from the last where
they spent several weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Reeves entertained at
a musical one evening last week in
honor of M. S. Peack, of Helena, Ark,
and Mrs. Haynes, Of Pulaski. A
beautiful menu was served
Nashville's best talent will appear
in the Y. M. G. A. concert at the First
Baptist Church August TO- Admis-
sion, rs cents.
Mr. Luther Miller passed through
the city from French Lick, Ind, to
attend the bedside Of his sick mother
Mrs. Alice Johnson Baird, of Column
bia.
Mrs. Alice Baird, of Columbia,
died Sunday night, August Sth She
was the sister of the late Mrs. Luc-
retia Birdsong.
Miss Katie Sloan, of 419 First
avenue, South, left last Saturday
morning for Gallatin, Tenn, to visit
relatives and friends. Before her re-
turn to the city she will go to India
napolis for two-weeks stay visiting
friends.
Buy a ticket for the Jubilee Con
cert and Musicale and help the young
ladies win the piano.
Mr.. Joseph Clark, who was very i'll
last Sunday, is able to return to his
work this week He and a party OF
young ladies and men will take a
tallyho ride to visit his father, Sun.
day in the country.
Miss e. " Vance entertained at din
ner last Tuesday the following per
sons: Messrs L. Woodland, Thos. Wood
ard, M. Hucking and Green Allen, Of
Jeffersonville, Ind.
Mrs. Cora Thomson, of 1897 Six
teenth avenue, North, is spending E
few days in Murfreesboro.
Messrs Sam Blackwell and Rober
Pillows, of 615 Twelfth avenue
North, are in the city again, havinl
spent several weeks in Chicago.
Hear them in new songs and old IA
vorites. The Fisk Quartette, Messrs
Work, Ryder, Myers and King.
Everybody will be at the Y. M. G. A
concert Friday, August 20, at the Firs
Baptist Baptist Church. You come
Mrs. Sam Blackwell is little indis
posed this week.
Mrs. Sallie West, of S07 Nineteentl
avenue, North, has been i'll for severa
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Dawson, of Z
Wharf avenue, spent a few days a
Tullahoma While there they wer
the guests of Mrs. Bob. Jones. The
passed drought the city Monday Ell
route to Buffalo. N, Y, Toronto
Canada, Niagra Falls and other point
in the West where they will spen
some time
Miss Julia Pope spent very pleas
ant evening Monday at the home c
Miss Cassie Brown.
Miss Katie Polk spent the evenin
last Monday at the home of Miss \
M. Hoff.
Don't fail to purchase ticket 70
the Jubilee Concert Remember 20
are helping Roger Williams Unive
sity
Miss Alberta G. Fort of 116 Fourt
street, Fargo, N. D., left August st
for Seattle Wash, to visit her brothe
for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Duran Houston is in Chicag
ILL.,, for several weeks visiting Mrs.
B. Stamper, at 1882 Grand Boul,
Miss Anna L. Mayberry, an en-
ployee in the boolI-making depar
ment of the National Baptist Publisl
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