The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-03


Misses N. e. Murrell, E. J. Pinkard,
Messrs. M. E. Jackson, Braxton Muir
rell, Roland Hayes and Jas. Bailey.
Mrs. Plus Hospitality.
Mrs. N. H. Plus entertained with a
six o'clock dinner Tuesday, in honor
of the visiting delegation from Ohio,
who stopped over in the city, en- route
to their homes. Mrs. Plus, who is a
gracious hostess, appeared at her best
on this occasion. Beautiful flowers in
p%rOfusion, a magnificent silver serv-
ice, cut glass and glistening china
gave an added beauty to the unique
arrangement of the table around which
were seated the guests. Many deli
cacies were served. Covers were laid
for the following; Mrs. Lorena Tay-
lor. Cincinnati; Miss Eva Radden,
Springfield, Miss Mahala Saunders,
Cincinnati; Miss Nellie E. King, Miss
es Annetta and Lutitia Plus and Rev.
and Mrs. N. H. Plus.
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w. E. P. Club.
The w. E. P. Club will meet at the
home of Miss Alberta and Mr.. Charles
H. Powell, 400 Clay street, North.
Tuesday, June Z.
Abraham Lincoln Club.
The Abraham Lincoln Club met
Wednesday night, at the residence of
Miss Nora Edwards, sol Twenty
first avenue, North, and had an %enjoya-
BILE time that will never be forgotten.
After the meeting was over a two
course menu was served by little Rub
bic Edwards, assisted by Mrs. Lee Pen
ningtOn. Music wa the feature of the
evening. Mr.. Joseph Cooper was the
best man that entertained us with mu-
sic. Those present were Mrs. Jane
Higgins, Miss Agnes Helm, Mr.. B. H.
January, Mr.. B. H. Edwards, Misses
Lille Mae January, Rubbie Edwards,
Alice Gordon, Nora Edwards, Mrs. Lee
Pennington, Mrs. Nettie Edmerson,
Messrs. Joseph Cooper, w. M. Laws,
Maurice Without, Henry Bosworth.
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Miss CockrilI E~ntertains.
Miss Emma 10 Cockrill entertained
with a beautiful tea Monday, in honor
of Miss Nellie e. Kings house guests,
Mrs. Lorena Taylor, of Cincinnati, and
Miss Eva M. Radden, of Springfield,
Ohio. Miss Cockrill's hospitality was
enhanced by the attractive arrange
ments of the tea and the beautiful
decorations. A palatable menu was
served in several courses.
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Twenty-fifth Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Peyton, of 93S
Blank street, celebrated their twenty
fifth marriage anniversary, on Monday
evening, May %, at the Railroad Pro-
%tective Association building. The af-
fair was a unique one. At the APP
pointed hour to the strains of a beau
tiful wedding march, played by Mr..
VIM. Lloyd lines, the groom, attired in
black made his appearance, accom-
panied by his best lady, Mrs. Mobile
Pickett. A little later the bride, hand
somely clad in cream silk and lace, APP
peared, leaning on the arm of her best
man, Mr.. David Pickett. The mar
riage ceremony was performed by the
Rev. G. Lake lines, pastor of Howard
Congregational Church. After the
marriage ceremony, the guests, more
than fifty in number repaired to an
upper chamber in the building where
an inviting table awaited all. Music
for the occasion was furnished by a
graphophone, operated by Mr.. David
Pickett.
Many valuable presents were re-
ceived.
Among those present were DR.. and
Mrs. c. H. Philips, Jr., Rev. and Mrs.
G. Lake lines, Rev. and Mrs. Jno. Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Peyton, Mes
danes C. V. Roman, F. c. Smith, B.
H. Gray, w. J.. Clark, David Pickett, A.
HaddoX, Eliza Wharton, A. Holt, D..
Peyton, Jane Trip, Jno. Harris, Miss
es Lady Emma Louise Phillips, Susie
Davis, Susie Haines, Florence Harris,
Cora Hill, Messrs A. Huddleston, VIM.
Lloyd lines, David Pickett, Arthur
Haddox, Oliver Hambrick, James Bow
en-, billiard Peyton, A. Holt, S. E. Pey-
ton, George Carey, Nathan A. Peyton,
Thomas Davis, ]. Tate.
MareshaI Mel Art Club.
The Mareshal Mel Art Club was en-
tertained Friday at the home of Mrs.
Jere Baker. After business and needle
work was over, a delightful pro
gramme was rendered Mrs. P. A..
Voolfolk, vocal solo; Mrs. Steve Tur.
ner and Mrs. Eugene Clayton recited.
The only guest in addition to the regu-
lar club members was Mrs. Viola Pru-
it. In the dining-room a color scheme