The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-10

The marriage Of Miss Pearl War
rem to Mr.. John Stevens, of Chicago,
took place at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Warren, 1109
Maple street. Mr.. Samuel Harrison
the best man and Miss Coral Will
Jams, maid of honor, were the only
attendants. hev. Johnson, Pastor of
Clark Chapel, oficiated. The couple
will make their home in Chicago.
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Personal Mention.
This is commencement week with
Fisk University and Pearl High
School. Quite a number of visitors
are in the city to attend the exercis-
es. Among the number are the fol
lowing: Prof. William Trent An
drews, Sumter, S. c.; Mrs. Hattie
Mclean Howard, Tallahassee, Fla:
Mrs. Mills, Chicago, H.; Misses Pearl
White, Louisville, KY, Gertrude Tay-
lor, Wilmington, S. c.; Minnie York,
Tuskegee, Ala, Georgia Williams, In
dianapolis, Ind, DR., and Mrs. Cur
tbs, Little Rock, Ark; Mr.. Elmer
lines, Albany, Ca; Miss Lillian Sbo-
Der, Wilmington, S. c.; Miss Griffin,
Birmingham, Ala; Mrs. Lillian Shelf
fey Buster, Chicago, ILL.,; Miss Green
lee, Thomasville, Ca; Misses Co
vernia Lowe, Kate Brown and Nc
Galley, of Chattanooga, Tenn; Mrs.
Holland, Austin, Texas.
Presentation of Diplomas to the
Grammar Department of Pearl
School.
Mr.. Sewell, Supervisor of the Nash
vile Public Schools, presented diplo-
mas to ninety-nine graduates.
This was a large class and present
ed al imposing spectacle to all who
witnessed the presentation. The
average age was sixteen years. The
youngest member being fourteen
years and the oldest member eigh-
teen years.
In presenting the class to Mr.. Sc
well, DR.. F. G. Smith, principal of the
School commended Miss E. j.. Pink
ard the teacher, for her work which
thus far has been very successful and
praised the class also for the hard
work which they have had to put for
ward to guarantee a successful COM
pletion of the course as laid out by
the Board of Education. The require
ments are rigid as it is hoped to ad-
NIT only the best pupils to the High
School Department. DR.. Smith also
mentioned the fact that if the pres
ent class presented themselves next
fall for admittance to the High
School. The High School would open
with 214 pupils. He encouraged the
return Of each pupil as he is very an
Xious to have the entire second floor
for High School pupils only. Nash
vile ought to have enough pride to
have this dream become a reality.
Let every parent and citizen lend a
hand in bringing this significant
achievement to pass.
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Miss Lillian Dean Allen.
Society of the Volunteer State and
most especially hat of Nashville has
been pleased to have the very popu-
lar and accomplished Miss Lillian
Dean Allen, of Fourteenth avenue,
North, back home for several weeks.
Miss Allen ranks among the first
class lady musicians or the Athens of
the South, and has been one of the in
structors at Wyley University, at Mar
shall, Texas, this year, where there
was another Nashville musician with
her, in the person of Miss Jennie Lee
Noel. These two are said to have
held high the musica1 reputation of
Nashville.
Just as her friends were rejoicing
over the return of Miss Allen, she
left the city for a summers trip to
the far west, She stops for a week
or ten days in st. Paul, Mimi, and
from there will go to Oregon with her
headquarters in Portland, where her
two brothers, William and Lewis
are now located.
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H. T. G. MS Entertain.
The beautiful Hobbs residence on
Laurel street was opened to the H. T.
G. M. Club Wednesday evening, June
8. The entertainment was given COM
plimentary to a number of visiting
guests Of the individual members Of
the club. The house was decorated
with yellow anw white-club colorS.
An recourse was served, which was
carried out in club colors. Cards and
dancing were the features of amuse-
ment. The guest list included Misses
Governia Lowe, Kate Browne, Gertrude
Taylor, Caroline Taylor, Hattie and
Clara Hodgkins, Amanda Winter, Will
lie Page, Jennie Childress, Ruth Crock
EFT, Arvelia Chinn, Eleanor Battle,
Cora Ridley, Lillian Shober, Estella
and Deola Bright, Mrs. j. NJ. Easter
ling, Mollie Hadley, Lizzie AL
len, McClain, Alcean Rapier, Johnetta