The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-08-19
MILDAPS NOTE BOOK.
Miss Bumbrey the HOnOree.

Miss Bumbrey the Honoree.
On Thursday of last week Miss
Eva Mae Green entertained a cor
genial party of friends in honor
of Miss Frank Lena Bumbrey, of San
Antonio, Texas. Bright lights and
attractive decorations added pleas
ure to the occasion. From a beauti-
full bower, festooned with vines and
cut flowers, little Misses Loutrell
Taylor and Aileen Hall dispensed
frappe throughout the evening.
Tables were placed ana partners Sc
lected for progressive whist. After
many interesting games, Miss Ruth
Pearl Mckinney o the lady's prize,
a decorated puff box, and Mr.. Frank
Sims, the gentleman's prize. a tobac-
co jar. The consolation, a rubber
spider was captured by DIR. William
Allison. Miss Green was time
keeper and Mrs. L. ID. Bumbrey kept
the scores. An ~ice-course was served
around the tables.
Miss Green was assisted in receiv-
ing her guests by Misses Laura Cole
man and Sophia Jackson. Those
present were Miss Frank Lena Bum
brey, DIR. and Mrs. A. ]. Williams,
Mesdames L. D. BumDrey, D. A.
Hart, VIM. Hunt, ]. c. Fields, Geo.
Pinkley, Clarissa Finley, Eugene
Clayton, Misses Gertrude Mayberry,
Margaret Mayberry, Josephine and
Clara Lowe, Ida White, Marie Stock
ell, Lottie Ball, Sophia Jackson,
Ruth Mckinney, Alice White, Nan
ME Allison, Laura Coleman, Messrs.
Clyde Noten, Dennis Irving, Frank
Patterson, William Stocked, Samuel
L. Carter, Chas. Greer, Geo. Darden,
Frank Sims, VIM. Allison, Allen Whit
taker, VIM. Hunt, Timothy Hockett,
Oliver Dismukes and Anthony Por-
ter.
Storm Party.
The members of the Ladies Aid
Society of the First Baptist Church
supplemented by a few friends, com
plimented DIR. and Mrs. N. H. Plus
with a storm party on Monday eve
ming. The party met at the resi-
dence of DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Singleton
and went in a body to the Plus home
taking the family by surprise,
Each one in the party was ladened
with bundles of good things, eatables
etc. After the first shock of the
overwhelming surprise, DR.. and Mrs.
Plus entered into the spirit of the oc
casion good-naturedly and mirth anC
cheer reigned supreme. Shori
talks were made by Rev. w. S. Ell
lington, Prof. w. H. Fort and Mrs
Nellie Seay, in which each one en-
deavored to express the feelings o
appreciation which actuated them Il
show i'm a tangible way the high re
gard in which the Plus family is helt
by their friends. DR.. Plus, followed
by his wife, responded in words o
gratitude expressing deep feeling
Mrs. A. B. Carter led in singing
'Blest be the tie that binds" afte
which a delicious ~ice-course wa
served, Mesdames S. p. Harris, ]. 3
Singleton and Miss Ruth Pearl No
Kinney acting as hostesses. The lis
of those in the party with their offer
ings follows: Miss Ella Fort, pos
LuIu, NIL. anu MI0. "a, ID. Duly JULY
Miss Lillian Bufford, sugar; DR.. ant
Mrs. J.. B. Singleton, flour and eggs
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Hendry, sugar
coffee and ties; Rev. and Mrs. E
lington, sugar; Mr.. and Mrs. Gree
Hall, cereals and crackers; Mr.. an
Mrs. VIM. Robertson, pickles; Mr.
A. B. Carter, rice, salt and bakin
powder; Miss Ruth P. McKinne!
soap; Miss Nettie Ewing and Mis-
Hattie Caruthers, cream of whes
and crackers; Mr.. and Mrs H. 4
Boyd, ham; Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Lal
ders potatoes; Mrs. R. H. Boyd, SUI
ar; Mr.. R. c.. Patton, hose; Mis-
Louretha Chambers, handkerchiefs
Mrs. Nellie Seay, sugar; Prof. w.
Fort, hose; Mrs. Estella Rhode
rice; MIR. T. G. Shelton, lemons; M
T. w. Anderson, jelly; Mr.. and Mr.
r. G. Ewing, merchandise; Mrs. G. ]
Patterson, corn and beans; Mrs.
w. Scruggs, bread and crackers
Mrs. ID. W. Crutcher, sugar; Mrs.
w. Work, ST., chickens and soaI
Mrs. Fl. w. Knight, sugar; Mrs.
Fort, money; DR.. VIM. Beckham,
check; Miss Belma Mahan, soap; M
and Mrs. S. P. Harris, flour.
An Aftermath.
Several weeks ago the Ladies A
Society of the First Baptist ChurC
gave a surprise party in honor