The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-08-13

AIAhS II ACuuo anu ISldIlNSo III Netl 1Ouo
places. Miss Mayberry will make her
first trip three days stay in Chat
tanooga. visiting her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Davis, of 1917 East Fifth
street
Miss Milla D. Mayberry will leave
Saturday monring to visit relatives
at Bellview.
Miss Ola May Boyd, of 7SS Ninth
avenue, South, is spending a few
weeks with Mrs. G. Novels at Southall,
Tenn.
Miss Maggie Price, of Shelbyyille,
is visiting Mrs. Emma Laws, of 1916
Hermosia street.
The Supreme Grand Lodge of the
Knights of Wisemen of the world will
convene at Huntsville, Ala, August II.
A large delegation and delightful
time is anticipated.
Mrs. Bette Williams, of 144 Robert
son street, who has been very sick,
is slowly improving.
WANTED-Two more ladies to
enter the great Piano Contest.
For information call and see Mr.. L.
K Thomas, 523 Second avenue, North,
Nashville, Tenn.
DR.. Chas. H. Watkins and Miss
Dayse Murrell, of this city, were
quietly married in Memphis August
7th, at p. NJ A few friends were
present to witness the ceremony. At
1870 p. n. DR.. and Mrs. Watkins
left for Wilmot, Ark, their future
home.
Miss N Eva Murrell, of Nashville,
who accompanied her sister to Mem
phis to witness the latter's marriage,
left Monday for Camden, Tenn, after
having had pleasant stay with Mrs
Stancill Rushing. While in Camden
Miss Murrell will visit Misses Irene
Nixon and Miss L. Prevatt.
The young lady selling the highest
number of tickets for the Jubilee Con-
cert and Musicale will be given a
handsome Emerson piano.
Miss Alice Stephenson, of Chicago,
will go to Detroit, Canada and other
points to spend her vacation.
Mr.. Washington Cannon, of SOB
Stevenson avenue, is having a delight
full time during his vacation. He en-
tertained several Of his friends We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Mary Ferguson, of 500 Seventh
avenue, South, left the city Saturday
to visit friends at Sand Hill. She al
so expects to visit her father near
Lookout Mountain before returning.
Mr.. B. H. January and party of
college boys went fishing out on Lake
Michigan Wednesday afternoon and
had an enjoyable time.
Nashville's ablest talent will appear
in the Y. M. G. A. Concert at the First
Baptist Church, August 20. Admis
sion, % cents.
Mr.. Robert H. Zachery returned
Sunday night from Johnsonville
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayse Howse spen,
Sunday in Hopkinsville with theil
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Afford Duncan
Mrs. Thomas Vaulx left the city las
Sunday for Indianapolis to join hel
husband.
Mrs. VIM. Church, of Chicago is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs Rufus Johnson
of Columbia, Tenn. On her return
she will stop in Nashville to visit he
brother and sister, Mr.. John Jamisol
and Mrs. Lewis North.
Miss Johnnie Harriette Jamison
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Jamison of ia Tenth avenue
South, is in Columbia visiting he
grandmother, Mrs. Rufus Jamison
Little William Henry and Luell
!, May, son and daughter of Rev. J. W
7 May, of Savannah, Ca, who ar
: spending the summer with their aunt
Mrs. F. N. Greene, have been YER
5 sick, but are now able to be on
| again
Mrs. Kate Mitchell, of Seventeent
: avenue, South, left the city for he
{ new home in Columbus, Ohio. Sh
has recently purchased very desirt
: BILE piece of property in the city.
, Miss Sadie Winston left last wee
LOT chicago, where Sne Will spend
r fortnight with her brother, DR.. J. v
l Winston and friends.
: DR.. w. Sampson Brooks and wifi
left for Shelbyville Wednesday of thi
n week, where they will spend abou
h three weeks.
r Mrs Ellen Radcliffe is the guest {
her son and daughter Prof. and Mr.
}, j. B. Bate, this week.
:. WANTED-Six men to room @
board at 404 Fifth avenue, North, an
l. Cedar street. Three nice front room
l. neatly furnished.