The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06

cred in the sitting-room and enjoyed
delightful music while waiting for
the guests to arrive. Three tables |
were arranged and the games were
gracefully managed by Mrs. e. B. |
Jefferson, whose guest Mrs. Hendricks
was during her stay in the city Aft
er games, cream moulded in form of
hands with pink wrists, holding three
miniature cards, and individual cakes
were served. A lovely pink rose was
place on the plate for each guest.
During refreshments the prizes
were awarded, the first, a cut glass
perfume bottle, being awarded to
Miss Jennie Lee Noel, and the sec
ond, lace kerchief, to Mrs. Robert
A. Allen of Chattanooga. The token
to the honoree was a hand embroid-
cred opera bag.
The guest list formed most con
genial and happy party in the per-
sons of Mrs A. F. Hendricks, Of In
dianapolis, Ind; Mrs. and Misses
Johnson, of Atlanta; Mrs Robert A.
Allen, of Chattanooga; Miss Ethel
Thomas, OF Chicago Miss Dogan, of
Marshall, Texas; Mesdames ]. C.
Napier, Preston Taylor, Eugene Price,
H. A. Boyd, E. B. Jefferson, Misses
Lillian D. Allen, J. L. Noel, e. B.
Moore and l.. E. Badger.
Or. and Mrs. Jefferson Entertain.
One of the most elaborate and de-
lightful of the holiday affairs was the
reception given by DIR. and Mr.. e. B.
Jefferson to their guests, DR.. and Mrs
A. H. Hendricks, OF Indianapolis,
Ind. at the Jefferson home on the
evening of December 9th, from 7
to II. 1t was most charming affair,
the gowns Of the ladies adding to the
brilliancy of the pretty home. Dur
ing the evening more than a hundred
guests called to meet the honorees.
Miss Carrie l.. Napier, in her
charming way, admitted the guests
and Mrs. j. G. Napier presented each
caller to DR.. and Mrs. Jefferson. Re-
ceiving with the host and hostess
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Langston.
After the introduction the guests
were invited to the beautifully ar
ranged diningToom by Mrs. Preston
Taylor, where a delightful Christmas
menu Of three courses was served,
including Christmas arrangement of
individual ices in the form of flowers.
The guests were further invited to
the living room by Miss Scott, of
Fisk University and served frappe
by Misses P. K. Cashin and Nettie
Hancock of Fisk University. Love
i ly MUSIC was rendered throughout
the evening
The ladies receiving were beauti-
fully gowned for the occasion. Mrs
Hendricks appeared in a superb Gre
alton of light blue messaline, draped
with crystal and gold ornaments and
caught with pink chiffon rosebuds
Mrs. Jefferson was handsome in a
black crepe meteor with jet orna
ments. Mrs. Langston's costume was
black chantilly lace over white silk
with jet trimmings. The gentlemen
were in regulation evening attire
Dr. and Mrs. Hendricks are a
charming young couple, DR.. Hen
bricks the brother of Mrs. e. b. JET
ferson. We wish them many happy
returns to Nashville.
Christmas Tree.
Last Tuesday evening, the 2Sth
ult., the Young Mems Glee Club OF
Roger Williams rendered the Christ
mas tree exercises of the Sylvan
Street Baptist Church, of which the
Rev. VIM Haynes is pastor. The
house was full and all enjoyed the
exercises.
DEMONSTRATING.
Interesting to many friends and
beautiful in its solemnization was the
marriage of Miss Sadie Harding tC
Mr. Abraham Gleaves of Chicago
: last Tuesday evening at eight O'Clock
The wedding march was played by
Miss Alberta Hadley, at which time
the participants entered the parlor Vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baugh's resi-
dence, at 1915 Jackson street, in the
usual form. The bride wore a heavy
white lingerie gown Miss Estella
Montague, the maid of honor, wore 2
white meteor battste, the groom anC
| best man, Mr. Hiram Harding, were
in black evening suits, Several ar
tistical vocal selections were rendered
, by Mr. Samuel White. Rev. j. G
Fields was the offlcianIt.
Both the bride and groom are grad
uates of Pearl High School. They
left for Chicago last Wednesday
where they will be at home.
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} January-Helms.
Most interesting and beautiful was
the marriage celebration of Miss Ag
mes Helms and Mr.. B. H. January
which too place at the home of the
groom's parents. 2423 Batavia street