The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-20
MuREREEsRoRo NOTES.

MOkF REESBORO NO KS.
A beautiful home wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Mitchell on last Thursday
evening, the contracting parties being
Mrs. Mamie Vaughn and Mr.. Young
blood. Rev. Weatherby tied the nup-
tial knot. The bride looked hand
some in soft blue flannel with real
lace trimming. The groom wore
black. Only a limited number of
friends witnessed the ceremony. A
number of useful presents were CIV
en- them, among which was hand
some water set given by the House
hold Of Ruth, of which Mrs. Young
blood has been Worthy Recorder for
a number of years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Youngblood have many friends here
who wish them happy voyage over
the Matrimonial Sea.
The Nightingale Quartet gave two
concerts here last week; Wednesday
night at Alexander's Pleasure Garden,
Thursday night at Bradleys Acade-
my A large crowd was in attendance
each night. The quartet is always
welcome here. Rightly have they
been named, for they show themselves
to be queens of song.
Rev. w. A. Anderson, pastor of the
A. M. E. Church, preached two power
full sermons Sunday. The members
are very proud of him as he is very
energetic man and a forceful speaker.
He is doing great work for that
congregation. They are now prepal-
ing for May festival which will
take place Monday, May %, to
which the public is invited. And the
first Sunday in June will be devoted
to dedicatorial services of the
church and very likely a number OF
out-of-town friends will be present.
The End annual appearance of Brad
ley Literary Club was held at Key
Chapel Monday evening, May 16, with
Miss NJ. e. Rowland as Conductress.
Two hours was spent with Dunbar"
Some of his best works was given to
a listening audience by speakers who
have won themselves a name. Among
the most pleasing of which was dat
oil mare O. NINE" by Miss Annie
Lou Ransom. Between the hours an
Operetta was rendered by the Girls
Glee Club and Male Quartet, entitled
the Flower Nymph's Surprise" That
was concert within itself. Miss e.
&c. Darden was pianist.
The Junior exercises of Bradley
Academy will be held Tuesday, and
Commencement Friday from the B. A
Building. Of the several graduates,
three were from the First Baptist
Church, four from the M. e. Church
and two from Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. No little encouragement
should be given the young folks to
press onward and upword."
Invitations are out announcing the
Seventh Annual Banquet Of the 80
Different Club" to be held Friday
evening at the Red Cedar Pleasure
Garden. 1t promises to be one of the
most brilliant affairs ever given by
that club of young men.
Rev. R. T. Weatherby preached a
forceful sermon to the Bradley stud
ents Sunday. The impression he made
upon the minds Of that faculty and
the students will be long remembered.
Miss Lady E. Louise Phillips is ex-
pected to be in the city this week.
Miss Erie A. Childress has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Bura Stewart and Miss Pearl
Childress are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jetton.
Miss Lucille Butler is at home from
Nashville.
Miss Sadie Williams was one Of the
10 class from Walden. She is Muir
freesboro girl of whom we are proud
Rev. and Mrs. Nelson Jarrett and
family have moved on Myrtle street
Two or three conveyances will be
run to Chapel Hill Sunday to big
rally which is to be held at Mt. Yer
non Baptist Church, of which Rev. j
w. Butler is pastor.
Mrs Lula Jordan and Miss Flor
ence Kirk will spend the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ewing, o.
Chapel Hill.