The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-07-29

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Dobson, Susie L. Dobson, Mamie ALI
son, Messrs. James Rainey, G. e. Blu
ford, George l.. Harris, Anthony L.
Porter, Jr., Oliver Dismukes, Alvin A.
Ferguson, Allen L. Whitaker, Robert
Nicholson, d. Wesley Crutcher, Den
mis- Irving, James e. Orr, Edgar, M.
Wilkins, R. D. Dobson, Jr, j. Frank
Battle, Geo. o. Boyd, Clarence La
Prade, Thomas G. West, Samuel L..
Carter, Shirley D.. Cliff, Frank W..
Patterson, F. O. Sawyers, Henry A.
Boyd, William Stockell, S. S. Caruth-
ers, M. d, George Upshaw, S. j.
Greenfield and Rev. j. c.. Fields.
w. E. P. Club.
The meeting of. the Weekend Pleas
ure Club was held last Tuesday eve
ming from $50 to 1O:45 at the resi-
dence of Mr.. l.. Rowans, its president,
72S Georgia street. AS early as 500
O'clock most of the members attend
ing were present. This club is one of
the many clubs of the city composed
a%grictly of young pleasure seekers. 1t
consists of thirty or Of young
men and women of the best type. The
evening was set aside for pleasure
and yet it became necessary that
some matters relative to the outings
for the summer should be looked af-
ter. At $50 the roll was called and
each member respo5Aed with a quo
tation from a stan&grd author, thus
showing that in the ,Slidst of pleasure
they do some valu9 Ne work. Plans
we're discussed by Which they might
successfully carry OUT their picnic in
the near future, and many sugges-
lions were made relative to the up
building of the club. At the close of
the business meeting there was a
short social chat and an introduction
of visitors. This was broken into by
a request that those present should
think no more on the bill of company
but by request they passed to the din
ing-room where a table ladened with
ices and candies awaited them. Those
present to paTtake of the pleasures
of the evening were Messrs. Robert
Bamkny, Charley H. Powell, Leslie
Rowans, T. B. Cohen, VIM. Laws, Wal
ter Eel, Samuel Whiteside, Robert
Sumner, Jackson Johnson, w. F.
Davis, Alexander Upton, Arthur
Brown, Anderson Fort, Levy Allison
and Misses Louise Wilkerson, Anna
Matthews, Eta J. Berry, Henrietta
Hibbett, Mary e. Bats, Richie A,
Rideout, Efie B. Hadley, George
Moore and Alberta 3. Powell. | is
to be remembered that this club has
subscribed for the Nashville Globe
for one year to be sent to its head
quarters, Notwithstanding the fact
thar several of its members take it
at their respective homes.
Reames-Lockridge.
A marriage in which the interest OF
mony friends centered was that of
Miss Susie Edna May Lockridge, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Lock
ridge and Mr.. John Henry Reames,
Wednesday evening, July goth at $3.50
O'Clock.
Rev. VIM. Crosby, pastor of the
Church of God, performed the cere-
in the presence Of many guests.
The nuptial music was rendered by
Miss Matte P. Lockridge, Little Ruth
B. the brides sister presented the
license to the pastor.
The bride wore a becoming n
beautiful costume of white embroid-
cred batiste. After the ceremony a
reception was held and an %ice-course
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reames left for
Chattanooga for a short stay and re-
turned to 91S Twelfth avenue, North,
where they will make their future