The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-12-30

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avenue, North, entertained at dinner
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Cain Thomas,
Mrs. Katie Matthews Patton, all of
Goodlettsville, Mrs. T. E. Smiley and
son, of Fourteenth avenue, North,
Miss BESSIE Matthews and Mr.. Sam
Cole.
Miss Bessie Matthews has been on
the sick list for four weeks. She is
better at present.
Up to date in its style was a din
ner given in honor of Mr. M. w. Oar |
den, Of Nashville, Tenn, by Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Connely Those seated at |
the table were NJ. w. Darden, Lulu
Diffay, j. D. Bowen, Anna Mae Con
neley, Mr.. and Mrs. Conneley.
Mr. M. w. Darden left the city Sun
/ day, December rs, to visit parents and
friends in Birmingham, Ala. While
away he was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Norman Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Conneley and Mr. and Mrs. e. A.
Murphy.
Enjoyable was matinee party
given for Mr. M. w. Darden while
visiting in Birmingham, Ala. Those
4 present were Mr.. M. w. Darden, of
Nashville, Dr. G. W. Holley, of West
Va. Mr.. ]. D, Bowen, Miss L. G.
Duffy, Miss A. M. Conneley and Mr..
and Mrs. e. A. Murphy.
While in Birmingham visiting par
ents, Mr. VIM. Darden visited Tuske-
gee Institute and Calhoun Colored
School A very enjoyable time was
had at both places meeting and
greeting old friends and schoolmates.
Mrs. George B. Jackson spent
Christmas week as the guest of Mrs.
H. A. Boyd at 1902 Harding street.
Mrs. r. H. Thorbourne, who was
; Miss Bessie Martin and who is nov
: living in Ancon, Canal Zone, Panama,
writes friends and members of the
H. 7. G. M. Club that she is in love
with Panama.
The H. T. G NJ. Club entertained
in honor of the Misses Johnson, Of
South Carolina, and Mrs. c. H. John
, son, of Atlanta, Ga.
2 Miss Belma Mahan entertained in
honor of Miss Williams, of st. Louis
; Mo-. Monday.
Mrs. w. S. Ellington is up after
I seceral days of illness.
Prof. M. l.. Jones, who is nov teach
, ing at Tullahoma, Tenn, was in
Nashville this week
r Mrs Susie A. Leonard, of Mexico
! Mo-, who is spending ceveral weeks
/ with her parents in Gallatin, Tenn.
spent last Monday in the city
!. Rev. A. D. Hurt, d. D., of Memphis
6 Tenn, was here last week on bust
o ness.
Mr.. H. Thos. Galloway, of Chicago
# Ill, is expected in the city mex
v month.
"The Newsboys Christmas" wa
played at Mount Olive Church by tn
. Sunday-school on Monday night, Dc
u cember 26.
= Mrs. G. II. Johnson of Atlanta Ga
: and her two sisters-in-law, the Misse
u Johnson, of Greenville, S. c., are her
the guests of Mrs. NJ. e. Bryant, Set
: ond avenue, South
a. Negro Dolls for Negro Children
- was all the more popular this yea
= says the manager of the National NJ
y, gro Doll Company, as result of tn
~ !, great sale made this season just cloi
- ing,
i. Mr.. Roland Spicer, of New Yor
" City, sends regards to his Nashyill
n friends.
in Mrs. Edna Clanton-Brooks, Of tn
,e stenographic force of the Bapti'
Publishing House, is spending th
e. Christmas holidays with her moths
Or at Decatur, Ill.
sh Rev. VIM, Beckham, D. D., is hon
lie after an absence of three months @
ia the field.
A meeting of the several Baptl
o. Boards is to be held next month to d
IS eide on where the 1911 session of II
l.. Sunday-School Congress will be hel