The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-10
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The Happenings in Nashville of Last
Week.
Baccalaureate sermon preached by
DR.. Gates, President of Fisk Universe
ty in Memorial Chapel, $3.50 p. m, last
Sunday.
Fisk Alumni addressed by Mr. ]. w.
Andrews, Sumter, S. c., On Monday
night. Also an address delivered by
Mrs. T. j. Galloway, of Washington,
d. G.
Fisk Alumni annual meeting and
election of officers for the ensuing
year last Monday afternoon.
Normal exercises of Fisk Univer-
sity passed into history last Tuesday
night, when a number of graduates re
ceived their diplomas.
Commencement day ittingly OBJ
served at Fisk last Wednesday.
Ryman Auditorium again witnesses
splendid exercises of the Pearl High
School on Thursday night.
The Tennessee State Federation of
Women's Clubs held the first meeting
of the third annual session at the
First Baptist Church yesterday.
Visiting Nashville This Week. q
Miss Kate B. Brown, of Chattanoo-
Tenn, guest of Miss Eleanor Battle.
: Miss Governia Lowe, Chattanooga,
Tenn, guest of Miss Eleanor Battle.
Miss Pearl White, of Louisville, KY,
class '05 Fisk.
3 Mrs. Landon, of Chattanooga, Miss
Deola McCauley, of Chattanooga,
guests of Miss John D. Thompson,
1905 Demonbreun street.
Prof. T. j. AUS of Holly Springs,
Miss, Fisk class 'S5.
Mrs. T. j. Galloway, or Washington,
d. c., Fisk class 80.
Mrs. Wommock, of Longview, Tex
as, Fisk class 80.
Mr.. w. T. Andrews, Sumter, s.. G.,
Fisk class IS.
Mrs. J.. M. Easterling, Chattanooga,
Tenn, guest of Mrs. Battle, of 1923
Scovel street.
Mrs. H. j. Harper, of Springfield,
Mass, who's daughter finishes at Fisk.
Mrs. julius B. Goddard, of Boston,
Mass.
Mrs. Garrison H. Johnson, of New
Haven, Conn, who has a daughter to
finish from Fisk.
DR.. A. G. Curtiss, of Hot Springs,
Ark, whose daughter, Miss Princess,
graduated with the college class at
Fisk University.
Prof. G. w. Jackson, C~orsicana,
Texas, class "a Fisk.
Miss Helen Shelley, of Huntsville,
Ala, class '09 Fisk, attending the
Fisk Commencement.
Mrs. Smith, nee Miss Carrie Craw-
ford, of Chicago, who is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Vassar.
Evening Affair."
Miss Eleanor Battle entertained a
congenial party of friends Monday,
June 6, in honor of two charming Wis
itOrs, Misses Kate B. Brown and Co
vernia Lowe, of Chattanooga, Tenn.
formed the attractive decorations of
the cozy residence. In the front hall
where a delicious frappe was dis
pensed by Miss Belma Mahan, sweet
scented flowers formed a beautiful
background. Many interesting
games, brilliant repartee and the pres
ence of a number of out-of-town
guests combined to make the evening
a pleasant one A tempting collation.
was served at a late hour. Miss Bat
tie was assisted in receiving by her
mother, Mrs. Emma Battle and sis
ter, Mrs. J., Milton Easterling, of
Chattanooga. The guests included
Misses Kate B. Brown, Governia Lowe
Delola McCauley, Mesdames Landon
and Easterling, of Chattanooga. Miss
Pearl White, of Louisville, KY; Miss
Julia Ragland, Atlanta, Ga; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Kennedy, Misses Hattie
Hill, Mildred Wellmon, Hattie and
Clara Hodgkins, Esther Pinkard,
Ruth Pearl Mckinney, Matte
Scales, Elnora and Esther Berry,
John Thompson, Belma Mahan,
Bryd Holland and Alberta Davis,
Messrs. John Femming, Gin
ton Moore, Wesley Crutcher, Cnas.
Greer, Isaiah Martin, B. j. Hadley, w.
S. Crosby, Ernest Cole, S. L. Carter,
F. j.. Ewing, Royden Lowe, Walter
Davis, Scovel Richardson, Robert FL
sy, Prof. Wilson, Theodore Garrett
and ]. Frank Battle.
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Dickerson-T Taylor.
Invitations are out, issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Taylor, of Provi-
dence, Tenn, announcing the coming
marriage of their daughter, Miss Ollie