The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-13
SIX O'CLOCK Dinner.

Six O'clock Dinner
On Saturday, January Z, at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Allison, 2015
Jefferson street, was given a six
o'clock dinner in honor of the birth
day of DR.. w. H. Allison and sister,
Miss N. B. Allison. delightful
menu of four courses was served
from an attractively decorated table.
Dancing was also an interesting fea-
ture of the evening. Those pres
ent were Misses Mamie B. Allison,
Ophelia T. Porter, Mary e. Stocked,
]. l.. Terry, Mayme X Allison, Mrs.
Louetha A. Brown, of st. Louis, Drs.
w. H. Allison, G. w. Furlow, T. War
rem and Mr.. Anthony Porter.
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Y. M. L. C.
After having spent merry Christ
mas, all the members returned to re
sumo their special routine for the
ensuing year The club met with
Mr.. Douglas, and they, from all pros
poets ascertained, are hoping this
years work to be an epoch in the his
tory of the club. Among our MEM
bers whom the President and club
paid special greeting was Mr.. Rhodes,
who very recently launchd his cause
on the pacific sea of matrimony.
Following a picked Quartette selec-
ton, the club was favored with an
onslaught of eloquence from an adj
dress of Mr. Leach, Christmas,
Christ and Christianity" The es-
sence obtained from this address
could not be equaled even by the an
cient philosophers.
Again a quartette selection was
heard and reading from Shake
peare's Hamlet, Act |, Scenes w and
V; characters: Hamlet-H. Jordan
Stockard; Horatio-E p Bond; Mar
cellus-E. D. Winsto The Ghost-E
L. Kinzer. The club was also favored
by visit from Mr.. Crowley and
a recitation from Dunbar by Mr.. R. E
Crawley. Hot chocolate and peanu;
butter sandwiches We're served by
the hostess and the meeting closed to
meet at the home of Mr.. S. H
Rhodes, 1903 Tenth avenue, South, al
8 O'clock Program X, XI, XII Chap
teri Life of Garfield. Executive
meeting Wednesday,
who have been gone from the Clippei
boat in Alabama, for several months
returned home last week.
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Pleasant Evening.
i Mrs. l.. e. Harwell entertained Fri
day evening at her home, 719 Jeffer
son street. Cards and music were the
features of the evening, and at late
hour fruits and ices were served
Miss Lizzie Dickerson, assisted Mrs
Harwell in receiving her guests
Those present to enjoy the hospitali
ty of the hostess were Miss LizZi'
Dickerson, Mrs Russell Howard, Mrs
James Coffee, Mrs. @. T. Waters, Mr.
James Coffee, Mr.. Quintart Walker
Mr.. c. T. Harwell, Mr.. w. H. LIE
Sueur, Mr.. Russell Howard, Mr.. w. H
Davis and Mr.. David Readus.
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Spends Pleasant Holiday.
Miss Eleanor A. Battle is at hom
after spending a very pleasant holi
day in Chattanooga. While in tina
city, her old home, Miss Battle wa
Toasted and entertained right royal,
as member of Miss Maud Hixon'
house party, which ~as composed o
congenial quartet of young ladies
Many social functions were given il
her honor, among them being a pleas
ant entertainment by Mrs. j. Miltol
Easterling, her sister, with whom sh
also spent a part of her visit.
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Or. Singleton Returns.
DR.. ]. B. Singleton returned to tn
city this week after an extended visi
to South Carolina. In taking thi
trip, which necessitated his presenc
in that state the first Of the year. a
nd,aini ctratnr of hie hrnther the lat