The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-04-22

THE MAST
Mrs. II. 7. BoIden Visits Or. and Mrs.
Moore, of Macon, Ga.
Mrs. II T. Bolden. of Wichita
Kans.. who has been in our city for
some time visiting her mother Mrs.
Harris, left for Macon, Ca, Saturday
morning. After two-weeks stay she
will return to Nashville and her many
friends will have an opportunity to
bid her Tong farewell as she leaves
for her home May 1st.
The Bachelor Maids with Miss
Mccall.
The Bachelor Maids met on Satur-
day afternoon with Miss Mccall at the
residence of Mrs. Martin, on Hynes
street. On account of the inclemency
of the weather a very few were pres
ent, but helpful and delightful hour
was realized by those who were for
tunate.
Merrymakers' Club with Mrs. Lyons.
The annual social of the Merry
makers was held last Thursday even
ing April T. at the beautiful residence
of Mrs. Lyon, which was suitably dec
Grated for the occasion, Dancing and
games were the chief amusements
A three course menu was served.
F'rappe was dispensed throughout the
evening by Miss Velma V. Mosely.
Miss Maggie Howard Hostess.
The beautiful suburban home of
Miss Maggie Howard on Brick Church
pike was open Sunday afternoon to
jolly party of her young friends.
Miss Howard, assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Thomas Linston, served full
course dinner. Those partaking of
the hospitality were Messrs. John
Galloway, of Fisk University; Mr..
Johnson, of Walden, Drs. B. Logan, ].
e. CAN'T, Misses Cora Starnes, House
and Jimmie LinstOn.
The 3. c. o. C. Club with Miss Sadie
Lewis.
Miss Sadie Lewis, of 1417 Jackson
street, was hostess to the B. C. o. G.'s
Tuesday evening, April 10. The
members present were Messrs. Ed
ward Caldwell, Harry Mathews, Chas.
Shields, Sylvester Vaughn, Carter
Caldwell, VIM. Foster, David Baugh
and Frank Amos, Misses Mamie Par
ker, Sadie Lewis, Bessie KKennedy,
Lille Caldwell, and Amy Billips. The
next meeting will be with Miss Ida
Talley, 1910 Grant street
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerant Entertain for
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
On Tuesday evening, April -, Mr..
and Mrs. B. w. Fitzgerant had open
house for Mr.. and Mrs. Milard F.
Smith. Mr.. Smith left the city for
Chicago, I'LL, on Wednesday night. An
recourse was served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs, R. l.. Miles, Mrs.
R. w. Wingfield, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Turner, Mrs. Sol Kary, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cobbs, Mrs. Charles Foster,
Mrs. Silas Perkins and Mr.. Crane
White.
Beautiful Home Completed.
Miss Minnie c. Moore, her sister,
Mrs. A e. Demoss, and mother and
moving in their new home on Tenth
avenue, North, which has JUST been
completed. Miss Moore is widely
known in lodge circles, being Receiv-
er of Accounts of Queen Ann Court
No. g. o. O. c.; Worthy Recorder of
Golden Life of No. 1888 of Households
of Ruth; Chief Scribe of Juvenile De
partment of East City Lodge of the
Abraham Fraternity. She is at pres
ent the Bookkeeper of Drsl R. F. Boyd
and R. l.. Washington.
The E. r. G. Club, of Columbia Tenn,
Miss Nettie Gwynne.
Columbia News.
The E. R. G. Club was delightfully."-
entertained Thursday evening, April
Ia, at the home of Miss Nettie Gwyme,
6S South Glade street. The rooms
were exquisitely decorated with their
colors, old gold and purple. The
drapery extended from the four cor
ners of the rooms and came together
in the centre from which large bell
was suspended. They amused them
selves by playing whist poker, panic
and finch. Punch was served. They
were then favored with music by
Messrs. Lucius Holton and Allen VII
liams. At 1920 a three-course lunch
con was served, namely, fruit salad,
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