The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-07-15
CITY ITEMS


Mrs. B. T. Washington passed
through the city Sunday morning en-
route to Louisville, where she is to
attend, this week. the National Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs. She was
joined in this city by Mrs. ]. G. Ma
pier, a delegate from the state.
FOR SAllE-One BOYS and one
girls bicycle, coaster brakes, lamp,
double tube tires. Sell as a whole,
or parts separate.
F. G.. SMITH, 142 Fourteenth av-
enue, North. Phone. NJ. 471".
The National Federation of Colored
Women's Clubs is in session this week
at Louisville. Reports are to the eff
feet that a most enjoyable session was
held. Nashville had some representa-.
tives, notable among whom were the
two delegates, Mesdames Jackson and
Napier, and Mrs. w. A. Lewis, the
wife of Rev. w. A. Lewis, of the A.
M. E. Church.
Mrs. J.. w. Grant and daughter, Mrs.
c. o. Hadley, are visiting lawyer
Grants sister, Mrs. ]. T. Gilmore, at
Cleveland, Tenn.
Mis-. OOllu \. DlOWAC LII O1lAul III
of Jefferson street, left the city last
week to spend until early fall in De-
troit, Mich, visiting her sister and
brothers.
If you will call Mein 1979-The
Palms-just anv time between Z
a. m. and 2 p. M, they will send you
Just any amount of ice cream you
wart-from a quart to 80 Gallons.
Leave your order early for Sunday,
and avoid the rush.
Mrs. George w. Gibson spent several
DAYS last week in Columbia.
Miss Alma l.. McGavock will spend
the summer with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew McGavock, at
Brentwood.
Miss Ada Hollands is in the city
visiting relatives. She will spend
next week with Mrs. Rosa Hollands,
: Of 2510 Prospect street.
f Mrs. Ella B. Moore is out of the
} city, spending a week or two in
Chattanooga among relatives.
Miss Estes Webbs, of Chicago, is in
the city to spend a part of the sum-
: mer with her mother.
[ Mrs. Almeda Adams left the city
, last Thursday for two months in
!. Culloden, Ga.
Mrs. Jas. Burnett, of 14O9 Jackson
/, street, is in Chicago, ILL.,, visiting her
l sister, Mrs. VIM. Kennedy. Mrs.
: Burnett was among the many who en-
joyed the banquet given Jack John
: son, champion Of the world, on his
: return from Reno, Nevada. Mrs. Bur
! nett and Mrs, Kennedy will go to New
l York for several days stay.
! A particular place ror particular
5 people, who are served in a partic-
; ular way-The Palms, Cedar street
and Fifth avenue, North,
Misses Walker and Mosely left Sat
urday for Gallatin to be the guests
. of Mrs. Malone, spending a delightful
: Fourth. returning home on Tuesday,
> Miss Mosely is now IN Chicago the
: guest of Miss Carrie Walker, where
!. She will remain until time to resume
her school duties at Wildersville.
Miss Florence Baker, of Gallatin
was the guest of Miss Salome las,
week.
Little Napoleon w. Smith is visiting
' his little cousin, Joe w. Herrod, a.
' the new home of Mesdames Bess AM
= Herrod, who reside at 1903 Hamilton
. street.
: The coolest and neaJest place il
y the city-an ideal ice cream parlor-
The Palms.
- Mrs. G.. N. Langston, of 1900 Hyne
street, has been spending a fortnlgn
with her parents in Decatur, Ala.
y Little Katie Abertine Boyd an
y ' ohe~ta Rostic left the city Tues
= day for Huntsville, Ala, where the,
win visit Mr.. Edward Lowery.
Mrs. Jas. N. Church, of Franklin
spent a few days with her aunt, Mrs.
Richard Starnes.
70 Mrs. A. T. Jackson has returne
NJ from Minnesota, where she has bee
III visiting her daughters.
10 FOR SAI4E-One boys and on
80 r'rls' bicycle. coaster brakes, lamI
NJ double tub tires. Sell as a Who'll
nv G rartS se0rr
tSS F. G. SMITH, 142 Fourteenth ny
III enue, North. Phone, M. 4712.
I'd Mrs. William Porter, of Cincinnati
I'd Ohio, formerly Miss Novella Matthew
!, of this city, is here the guest OF ne
sister, Mrs. Maggie Abston, OF "A
Eighth avenue, North.
Miss Hettie Phillips left Friday tc
Huntsville, Tenn, where she WI
~ teach.
ne MI. and Mrs. w H. Hollins spent
90 very jolly Fourth in Dolenson vlsl
10 ing Mrs. Annie Birks.
:, Is Do you eat ice Cream? Get it
ny the Palms. the Place with class.