The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-17
MILADPS NOTE BOOK.
Miss Holman Entertains-


Miss Holman Entertains.
Miss Anna V. Holman entertained
q few of her schoolmates on last
Wednesday, June 8, at the residence
Of her parents, DIR. and Mrs. Holman,
OF North Hill street. A two-course
MEM was served Miss Lola Gram
and Bertha Dunn presided at the
piano. Those present were Misses
Madeleine e. Dunlap, Mary w. Mer-
rill, Amanda V. Johnson, Lola Gram,
Bertha J. Dunn, Anna. V. Holman.
Sadie Frierson, Mary Pecks, Naomi
Holman, James Peaks and Isabella
Holman.
AzaIia Art Club.
The Azalia Art Club was entertain
Cd June 9th by Miss DOME Smith,
Of Sylvan avenue. The meeting was
in charge of the President, Mrs. Hol-
man, Acting Chaplain, Mrs. w. Boyd
in charge of the query box. The
Aestess servd a delightful two
course menu. Those present at the
table were Mrs. H. Ransom, Mrs. T..
Holman, Mrs. w. Boyd, Mrs. C. Boyd,
Mrs. T. Morgan, Miss Woods, Miss
House, Miss Smith, Mrs. Snowden.
The invited guests of the evening were
Mrs. ]. e. Haynes, Mrs. Lewis Guild,
Mrs. Officer and little Miss Willie
Baker. The club adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Snowden, June 81.
$50
Entertained.
Miss Sam Ella Banks, entertained
June 2, a few friends in honor of Miss
V. Dunlap, of ~Clarksville, and Miss
WILSON, OF Sparta. Piano music was
furnished by Mr.. F. Bransford. Mr..
w. DeBow, Miss l.. Overton and Miss
Dunlap also gave many beautiful Sc
leetions. Those present were Miss
es Lucille Overton, V. Dunlap, X. Will
son, Master Pleas Alexander, Will
liam DebOw, A. Vaughn, Fred Brans-
ford, Obie Jennings, Seymour STRAIT
ton. The guests were served cream
and cake by Mrs. e. E. Andrews and
M. Snowden.
Relief Club
The Relief Club was entertained
by Mrs. Jennie Davis at her home on
Ivy street, June 3. One of the fea-
lures of the occasion was a quilt
ing" After business was dispensed
with a tempting t~hree-course menu
was served in the dining-room, where
Mrs. j. Davis and Mrs. James John
son presided. Those present we're
Nesdames J.. Johnson, J. Davis, M.
Harris, S. S. Brown, E. Hughes, M.
Pettis, F. Bateman, F. Armstrong,
Goodloe, E. Bell and M. North.
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Celebrate Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forster Long, of 10
Johnston avenue, entertained a few
friends on Friday in honor of their
first anniversary. Music was the
main feature of the evening. Light
refreshments were served in the
beautifully decorated dining-room.
Mesdames Percy Pillow and Minerva
B. Watkins assisted in serving.
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Mrs. Lewis Receives.
Mrs. w. A. Lewis, of Jefferson
street, complimented Mrs. N. E..
Whiteman, of Memphis, with an after
noon reception, Tuesday, the ar
engagements of which were unique and
attractive. The Lewis residence,
which is especially adapted for social
functions, was ablaze with varied col
Ored flowers, which made an exqui-
site background for the beautiful
gowns worn by the ladies present.
During the hours from four to seven
an enjoyable program was rendered.
Mrs. A. o. Kenney and Mrs. A. T..
Landers both made some interesting
remarks touching upon club work in
general, at the close of which Mrs.
Whiteman responded in words full
of wholesome thoughts and high
ideals. A solo rendered by Mrs. H.
A. Cameron vas highly enjoyed. An
elaborate i%ce-course was served. Mrs.
Lewis guests, including the honoree,
were Mesdames S. P. Harris, H. A.
Cameron, H. T. Healing, w B. Vas
sar, A. o. Kenney, j. B. Singleton, A.
l.. Pinkston, A. T. Landers, D. A.
Hart, Misses Emma J.. and Johnetta
Terry, Belma M. Mahan, Martha G..
Grisham, Dewitt Shorter, Mollie Had
ley, McClain, of Alabama, and Geor-
gia Clayton.
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Entertained at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Hollins enter
tanned at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. e. D.
Cartwright. Games and music were
features of the evening. At a late
hour an elaborate dinner was served,
after which all went to Englewood.
Those enjoying the occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Cartwright, Misses
Myrtle McGrooms, Mary Garrett,