The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-07
NOTES.

The State Normal Institute has
closed and most Of the visitors have
left town. Mrs. LandOn and Miss
Harris were among the last to leave.
Quite a number of whist parties
were had at the close of the institute.
There was a reception in honor Of the
visiting teachers of some kind each
night last week, and several In the
afternoons. Professor L. Murray,
of Lane College, Jackson, spent a
few days in our city. Prof. L. Meri-
dith has returned home for the sum-
mer and is not as we'll as usual. The
final entertainment and ball was CIV
en- at the McKissack hall, when about
seventy-five or eighty persons were
served. This reception was given by
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Leslie G..
Stevens, Mrs. Lula Mason and others,
and everything was fun.
MI. and Mrs. Dangerield entertained
Monday afternoon with a whist party
in honor Of the visitors from Chatta-
nooga and Nashville. Progressive
whist was PLAYED and a beautiful
hand-painted puff box was presented
to Mrs. Stevens, who secured the
greatest score. The consolation was
given Mrs. Mason. Delightful re-
freshments were served at seven
O'Clock. Those present were Profess
ors Hale, Tabb, Bate, Mesdames Al
len, Billingsly, Rhue, Henderson,
Landon, Washington, Davis, Misses
Watson, Ernest, Shotfner, Barnett,
Butcher, Prof. and Mrs. T. P. Turner,
Prof. and Mrs. Morrell, DR.. and Mrs.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Ste
vens, Mr.. White, Mrs. Mason, Mrs.
Suggs, Mr.. ard Mrs. Martin, Mrs.
McLemore, Misses UpshaW, Bran
lett, Turner, Shannon and Har-
ris. DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Lewis and
tanned the following parties: Prof.
and Mrs. T. P. Turner, Of Pulaski;
B. H. Morrell, of Pulaski; Mrs. A. d.
Morrell, of Pulaski; Profs. w. J. Hale
and A, J.. Tabb, Of Chattanooga; Prof.
J. B. Bate. Of Nashville; Prof. A. T.
Hill, OF Pulaski; Prof. W. S. Rose, Of
Lynnville Mesdames Laura Allen, of
Nashville: T. ]. McDamore, of Nash
vile: J. A. Davis, of Tuskegee; M. M.
McNeice, of Memnhis; W. P. Landon,
of CHATTANOOGA e. M Billingsley, A.
p. Henderson, Minnie Rhue and G. P.
WASHINGTON, of Chattanooga: Mary
King, of Nashville: Ella Thompson, Of
Nashville; Misses r. R. Watson. of
Nashville; 2. p. Shoffner, of Nash
vile; R. L Ernest, of Chattanooga;
B. t. Barnette, Of Chattanooga: NJ.
0. Shannon, Of Nashville: M. A. Tur-
ner, of Pulaski; r. NJ. Bramlette, J.
B. Rramlotte and T.. E. Upshaw, of
PULASKI Matte Harris, of Memphis,
Mrs. Lula Mason: Nessrs. d. L. White.
of Pulaski; Thos. H. Allison, of Pu-
laski; Mr.. Sheriff., Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
]. Martin. Of Pulaski; Mr.. and
Mrs. White, of Pulaski; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall. Of Pulaski: Mrs. Lila Marks.
Miss Martin. Mrs. Priscilla Bramlett-
entertained the following persons 1T
her residence, North Puryear avenue.
lure 9Sth, in honor of Mrs. N. z.
Nayberrv, who was attending the
State Normal Institute: Prof. ]. w.
CHATTANOOGA; Prof. Tabb, of
Chattanooga: Prof. Bate, of Nash
lille; Mrs. VI. Davis, Of Tuskegee,
Ma; Mrs. Matte Harris, of Mem
Mrs. M. Phillips, of Pulaski;
Mss e. Watson, of Nashville; Mrs.
v. NJ Lane, of Nashville; Mrs. L.
%lartin, Of Decatur: Miss e. Butcher,
4 Nashville Mr. Thos. Allison, of
Nashville; Mrs. Laudis. The dining
DOM was artistically decorated. The
menu consisted Of five courses, ices
ream and coffee, Mrs. A. White serv-
ng as hostess. The teachers spent
enjoyable evening.