The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-20
Entertained at Dinner.
Birthday Party.

Birthday Party.
Mr.. Fellie Jordan was compliment
ed with a surprise party Monday
night in honor of his birthday by a
merry company of friends. After an
hour or two of pleasant enjoyment,
refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Eel
lie Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Arthur
Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Streator
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Anderson Tillman
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tansil, Mrs. Lee
titia Smotherman, Mrs. Grace Brown.
Entertainment For Mr.. and Mrs. Rud-
imam, of Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Long, Of 1905
Heffernan street, entertained at lunch
con Sunday, May Is, to compliment
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Rudiman, OF
Louisville, Ky. The reception rooms
were bright with spring flowers. In
the dining room, the table had for a
cover a cluny lace centerpiece, with
cut glass bowl filed with roses and
maidenhair ferns caught with fluffy
bows of white tulle. The place cards
were in tones of brown and blue. Be
sides the host and hostess and hon
ored guest, the personnel of the party
were Mr.. c. G. Roland and Mr.. Will
lam d. Laws.
Fisk Literary Club.
Miss Lucy B. White, of Fourteenth
avenue, North, beautifully entertained
the Fisk Literary Club on Saturday af-
ternoon. The following program was
creditably rendered: Piano solo, Miss
Caruthers; vocal solo, Mrs. G. o. Had
ley: prayer, Prof. H. H. Wright, Fisk
University; piano solo, Mrs. Water
man; vocal solo, Miss Lillian Bright;
recitation, Mrs. Hammond, Walden
University; piano solo, Miss M. Grish-
am; vocal solo, Mrs. Miller; address
to the club, Pres. G. A. Gates; piano
solo, Miss Stump; recitation, Mrs.
Horn, Fisk University; vocal solo,
Miss F. Wright; paper, Halleys Com
ct, Mrs. P. R. Burrus; song, The Gold
and Blue, The Club.
The chief object of the club is to
materially aid Fisk. President Gates
in his talk fully explained an endow-
ment plan by means of which said OBJ
ject may be attained both systemati-
cally and successfully. The paper on
| Halley's Comet, the much-discussed
topic of the day, read by Mistress
Burrus, was very interesting. After
the last number of the program the
club had a short business session
The chief business was the perfecting
of plans for a liberal donation to be
made at the next meeting. At the
close of the business session the
guests were seated in the dining-room
at a prettily decorated table In the
center was an embroidered center
piece with gold and blue ribbons in
terlaced. On this was large vase OF
gold and blue flowers most artistical
ly arranged. An elaborate menu OF
two-courses was served. The guest
list included, besides the members
the following visitors: President
Gates, Prof. H. H. Wright, Mesdames
E. w. S. Hammonds, of Walden Uni
versity, w. G. Waterman, H. "A. Boyd
Spencer Jackson, F. Dawson, and Mrs
Horn, Misses j. Robinson and Mary
Spence. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. F. A. Stewart, of Eighth
avenue, North, on the afternoon OF
Friday, May 81, at p. m. The mem
bers are requested to bring their
strips of pennies to this meeting.
| $50
New ADHESION Club.
The members of the N e. I. were
entertained Sunday afternoon by Mrs
H. H. Anderson, of Fifth avenue
South. The affair was planned by