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

Henry Clay Gibson, AlgoOa. Tenn,
76 years.
aattie L. Stokes, S21 10 Johnston.
az years.
Annie Lowe. 1907 Archey street.
% years,
Infant of Minnie Williams, 1928
Patterson
Caroline Vaughn, ut Sylvan street,
65 years.
Infant of Mary Campbell,
Susan Taylor. $40 Fourteenth ave
nue., North, 35 years.
Harry Norton, City Hospital, 40
years
Nca Cole, 1902 Warren street. 80
years
Robert Ellison, Pearl zolIiooffee, 40
Years.
Vernon smith, 1881 Fourteenth
avenue South, month
Mary johnson, rear Of 500 Six
teenth avenue, North. so years.
William Mccoy, County Asylum,
$50 years.
Nelson shelton, City Hospital, 65
years.
Chas. Williams, City Hospital, GO
years.
Fannie Scott, 9O6 Fifteenth avenue,
South, sc years,
Sadie B. c Brown, S25 stephens
street, years.
Nathan Ramey Collier, Clifton
Pike, years.
Green Bailey, Rear GOO Highland
street, G5 years.
Rachel Fleming. 1912 Olympic
street, SIS years.
Leslie Kennedy, Hyde's Ferry Pike,
20 years.
Vernon Smith, 1881 Fourteenth
avenue, South, l month.
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Mr.. A. B. Lovette is back and down
to work after spending a delightful
vacation at Columbia, where he went
with Mr. Chas. H. Kelley to spend
the holidays with Prof. and Mrs. Kel-
ley.
All attention in the way Of athletics
is now turned to basket ball and the
spirit is exceedingly great with the
respective classes.
Mr.. ArtheTlow, of the senior class.
has been compelled to be absent from
Several classes on account of illness.
We are glad to welcome Mr..
Homer Cooper, of Birmingham, Ana,
back into our midst after an absence
of several days, caused by the illness
Of his mother.
Miss Hattie Duvall, who was called
home by the death of her sister, is
back to resume her work with the
junior class.
The Emancipation Celebration
which was held in the Memorial
Chapel on last Monday morning was
the greatest in the history of these
occasions. DR.. c. " Romans address
was rare treat
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
Rhodes-HendIey.

Among the chief social events of
the Xmas season was the elimination
Of love romance III. the marriage
Of Mr.. Samuel Henry Rhodes to Miss
Celia Madeline Hendley, which was
solemnized on Wednesday evening
December %, at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. T. j. Rhodes.
The spacious parlors of the we'll ap-
pointed Rhodes home were profusely
decorated with ferns and Christmas
green's, and Immediately in the en-
trance between the reception hall aud
parlor was suspended an artistic
white wedding bell tinseled with gold
caught up with satin streamers, un-
der which the couple stood while DR..
w. Sampson Brooks performed the
impressive ceremony The color
scheme evident was white and green.
Promptly at GAS Miss n. Eva Muir
rell sounded the famous Mendelssohn
wedding march and the groom led
the way attended by Mr.. E. Lee
Kirser and the bride followed lean
ing upon the arm of the maid of
honor, Miss Leila L. Dillahunty
The bride was beautifully attired
n an all over embroidered silk ei1if-
fon and orange blossoms wreathed
her hair and she carried a bouquet
of white carnations and ferns tied
with white satin ribbon.
The maid of honor was beautifully
gowned in white lingerie trimmed in
valencienne lace with a pink sash
and carried white carnations and
ferns.
The groom was handsomely attired
in black business suit and the best
man was similarly attired.
Immediately after the ceremony an
ice-course was served to the guests.
The presents were quite numerous
and costly, which attest the popular
esteem of the young couple.
They will reside at 1903 Tenth
avenue, South.
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six O'Clock Dinner.

On Xmas day at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, 912 Cedar street,
was given a six o'clock dinner to the
honor of Miss Willie Lee Frierson
and Camille Smith. A six-course
menu was served to those present as
follows: Mr. Ed Bell, of Mississip-
pi, Mrs. Sarah Gray, Of Centerville,
Tenn, Lawyer Clark, OF Arkansas,
Miss Fronie Mayberry, of Hillsboro,
Tenn, DR.. T. H. Bell, of Texas; those
of the city, Mr., Prosper Murray, Miss
Jennie Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Bentley, Little Miss Bentley, Mr.. and
Mrs Will Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. Ran
dals. There were many interesting
features of the evening, a piano solo
by Miss Fronia Mayberry, a solo by
Mrs Will Bentley, also by little Miss
Dorothy Bentley
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THE GEORGE w. HUBBARD HOS
PITAL CLUB.

On account of the death of Mrs. ].
H. Hale's father the club had no meet
ing. We wish, however, to express
our sincere thanks to the public for
the splendid audience at the recital of
Miss Burton. AS has been customary
with every entertainment given by
the club, Miss Burton's recital was a
decided success from an artistic stand
point and it is hoped of the club that
she will come to us again.
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New Year Supper.

Mr. and Mrs. George Lee enter
tanned with an enjoyable New Year
supper Monday night, January 2,
1911, complimentary TO their many
friends, at their beautiful home,
On Ninth avenue, North, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee were assisted in receiving
their. guests by Mrs Lizzie Williams.
The home was brilliantly decorated
with crimson poinsettia roses and
garlands of red crepe paper. The
hours were spent in games of various
kinds. In the contest dainty boxes
of candy, tied with red ribbon, were
presented the winners. The dining
room was also decorated with holiday
colors. The central ornament of the
table was plateau or poinsettias
fringed with lights. Among the
guests present were, STr. and Mrs.
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. DeGrappe,
Mrs. Ella Clark Mrs. Fannie Edmond
SON. Mr.. and Mrs. Pinket, Mrs. Lizzie
Williams, Messrs Major Craighead,
Charlie Patterson. Robert F. Sippin,
John Galloway, G. T. Vaughn, Earl
Thompson, w. A. Pointer, Douglas
Ridley.
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New Years Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan enter
tanned a limited number of guests
Sunday at their home home 1906 Jackson
street with New Years dinner
which they gave in honor of Mr.
Thomas e. Work From an attract
lively decorated table a delightful
menu of four courses was served.
Those seated at the table beside the
host and hostess were, Mrs. Julia
Scruggs, Mrs. Mollie Kirkpatrick,
Misses Annie May Jordan and Essie
Jordan, Mr. Thomas e. Work ana
Mr.. Albert Scruggs
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DEATHS.


Clay Hill, 1876 Fifth avenue, South,
So years.
Moses H. Tucker, SO5 Twenty-fourth
avenue, North, rs years.
Orcham Gooch, 1921 Hub Alley, "a
years.
Ernest Moresco, SO Perkins street,
So years.
Eliza Emeory, 1901 Eleventh ave,
nue., South, SO years.
Jammia Calhoun, 1893 Ivy street,
GO years
Sarah Monroe, 800 Twelfth avenue,
North, 43 years.
Winston McGhee City Hospital, 10
years,
Gertrude Hayes, 81 Wharf avenue,
us years.
Ida Davis, 81 Twenty-fourth
avenue, North, years.
Florence McKissack, 1112 Porter
Stage, 4S years.
Bertha Louise Hyde White Creek
Pike, years.
Julia Latimore, Liberty street, II
years.
ftODerU Nelson WOODS, l4l0 Grant
street, year.
Charles Rudolph Hudson, 1907
Shanklin Alley, year.
Kelsaw Trotter, 7O4 Main street,
"a years,
Mollie Malone Knowles, -.
Jane Bryant, GS4' Fourth avenue,
South, 67 years.
Infantsof Ida Woodbury., 1872 Twelf-
tn avenue, North.
Robert Love, Cladwells Place, "a
years.
Emily Jordan, 91S Fourth avenue,
North, 76 years.
George Oliver, 54 Georgia street,
SO years
Mary D. White, 9O4 Blank street
"a wears
Hannah Southpaw 1OO6 Third
avenue North, 8 months.
Susan Ana Demoss, 1905 Sunset
avenue, 80 years.
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DICKSON NOTES.

A merry crowd of young people of
East Dickson gave surprise party
at the home of Prof. T. e. Miller in
honor Of Miss r. Walker. The young
people met at the home of Miss Berthe
Tidwell at p. M, and went from
there to Prof Millers All had an
enjoyable time.
Miss Myrtle Shook of Nashville,
spent the holidays here as the guest
of Mrs. j. M. Dunn.
Messrs. Herly Stone and Will H.
Bibb spent few days in Nashville
last week.
Miss Matte Smith, Of Denver,
Tenn, is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
'Gertie Goodrich.
Miss Nettie Booker, of Centerville,
visited here this week.
Mr. Harvey Duncan, of McEwen,
visited here this week.
Rev. w. H. Shelby passed through
here last week en- route to his work
at Centerville.
The members of ST. James A. NJ.
e. Church gave their pastor, Rev. J.,
F. Dean, a storm party Monday night.
Mr.. e. G. Bell spent last week in
Nashville visiting friends.
Among the visitors of the holidays
were Mrs Addie Town and Callie De-
shazer and Mrs Walker, of Nashville;
Mrs. Mamie Lewis, of Cincinnati, O..
Mrs Maggie Carr was called from
her home in Paducah, KY, to the bed
side of her mother, Mrs. Harriet Hill,
who~fs suffering from an acute attack
of lobar pneumonia She is making
rapid recovery under the treatment
of Rev. Miles, the attending physi-
clan.
Mr.. c. Harris and Mr.. London
Springer subscribed for the Globe for
three months.
Miss Eugenia Walker, the popular
music teacher at the Academy School,
is having quite a success. She is soon
to give a concert, which the people of
Dickson are looking forward to with
much interest.
Miss e, Walker and Miss A. B. Por-
ter presided at the organ for the
Emancipation exercises. Prof. J. Will
son made quite a hit in his welcome
address for the Emancipation exer-
cises
Mr.. and Mrs. Springer, who have
been sick for about three months and
under the care of several ply
sicians, are able to be up and out
again under the treatment of DR..
Miles.
Mr.. Warner BoXX visited his par
onts, Mr.. and Mrs. BoXx, Christmas.
Prof Frank Rogers, of Lane Col
lege, was among the distinguished
visitors of the holidays.
Miss Birdie Tidewell entertained
Mr. Miles and few of her other
friends with a four o'clock dinner
Mrs. H. A. White is having quite a
success as manicurist
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. White spent an
enjoyable time with their sisters at
Burno Tenn.
Jefferage Mathews, one of the high
ly respected young men Of Dickson,
died December Goth. He left moth
err father, sister and brother to
mourn his loss.
Mrs. Julia Boxx is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Hugh Boxx and wife were
pleasant visitors of Dickson.
Those who attended the Christmas
wheel and exercises at the A. M. u
Church were highly entertained.
Mesdames List and Grimes deserve
much credit for its rendition.
Fisk STUDENTS BACK All WORK
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Entertained.

Miss Matte L. Evans, of 400 IL
Scoyel street, entertained Monday
afternoon from to o'clock, a
number of school mates. At late
hour a two-course menu was served.
Those partaking of the hospitality
were, John Wesley Baker, Cordelia
Cohn, VIM. jameson, Lizzie Brans-
ford, Frederick Dodson, Pearl Bow
man, Otta Summers, Willie Lee bod
son, Eugene Evans, Easy r. Thomas,
James Chandler and Evalenea Harris.
The game of pillows was the feature
of the evening.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Norman.

Mr. and Mrs A. J. Norman enter
tanned a number Of their friends at
their beautiful residence on Edgehil
avenue, January /, 1911. The
house was beautifully decorated with
Yuletide colors.
The guests assembled at 2 o'clock
p. M, and after spending quite an
enjoyable time in the parlor the host
invited all to the dining room where
the table was laden with all the deli
cacies of the season, and all ate to
their hearts content
Among those present were, Hon p
F. Hill (toastmasterj, w. IA. Nc
Gavock, r. A. Walker, Rufus Martin,
G. Fite, r. E. Gee, A. T. Hill, Philip
Thompson, A. Green, ]. L. Walker
L. R. Cole, Dr. A. J. Napier, L. Stew
ems, Mr.. Dobbs, N, Napier Robt
Alternately
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
MARRIAGES.

B. H. January and Agnes Helms.
Isaac Bradley and Addie Bateman
Lee Lawrence and Ella Phillips.
VIM. S. Nelson and Addie r. Can
non.
Milton Bowen and Lucy Bowen.
John Nicely and Sallie Davis.
Henry Carney and Lula Winches-
ter.
Ben Ed Williams and Annie Hurt,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
Miss WoodfoIk the Hostess.

Beautiful in all arrangements was
the card party on last Monday even
ing, of which Miss H. Margaret Wood
fork was the hostess at home, GOO
Twenty-fifth avenue, North. Miss
Voolfolk received in a lovely pink
silk wolfe toilette finisher with real
lace and silk ribbon. Contest was
given by Mr. H. I. Whitley the prize
being won by Mr.. L. V. Cowan Vari-
Gus games music, lancing and stere-
opticon views were the features of
the evening AT a late hour the
guests were received into the dining
room by Mrs. John Floyd assisted by
Mrs. Bertha Piles. The dining-room
was very prettily decorated with pot
ted and cut plants. The sdeboard
was banked with ferns and misletoe.
The pretty circular dining table was
beautiful with decorative linens and
the center ornament beng a beautiful
feathery fern. A tempting three
course menu was served. Those enjoy
ing the event we're Misses Matilda
Piles, Beatrice Young, Leila Chapman,
p, L. Hampton, Bessie Voolfolk,
Blanche Johnson, Frances Whitley,
Mary Anderson, Lucille Griggs,
Estella Gray, Messrs. ]. M Benson,
of Meharry College. Andy Stockard,
L. V. Cowan, E. P Barnes, Morris
Without, H. ]. Stockard, Jas. H. John
son, J. Paskett, J. N. Slaughter. Out
oftown guest, Dr. H. M. Hackett, of
Washington, d. G.
Messrs End Whitaker, H. Harris
field and Verse; Whitaker presided
at the piano.
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Brilliant Entertainments by Two So.
ciety Clubs.

The H. T. G. M. Club and Bachelor
Maids Club entertained at Odd Eel
lows Hall complimentary to all visit
ing young ladies of the city. The
hall was beautifully decorated with
Christmas bells and banners bearing
the Insignia of the two clubs. The
young ladies wore beautiruY gowns of
every. hue and texture. Everywhere
youth and beauty were evident in
most happy and delighted mood.
MuFic was furnished by the Liner
orchestra, More than one hundred
guests enjoyed the hospitality of the
two popular clubs composed of about
thirty Of Nashville's most charming
and brilliant society young women.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
FISK STUDENTS BACK AT WORK
AFTER A VACATION,

Mr. Booker T. Washington, Jr.,
spent the holidays at Tuskegee with
parents
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN

Drs. White and Rob nave now
opened up their new office az corner Of
Overton and Division streets. Phone,
Hemlock 1850.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06

best man. Mr.. Titus Leak and MIR.
Caters we're the groomsnen. Fol
lowing the ceremony was a reception
to the one hundred guests. The din
ing-room was very nrettily decorated
Those seated at the table with the
bride and groom were Misses Fannie
P. Austin, George L, Laws. May Jul
liza Wright, Messrs. Robert J. Sher-
rell, Jr., Titus Leak. Caters and Rev
Howard, making a party of ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen Peedon will
make this city their home and will
reside at their home on Fortieth ave
nue., West On the following Sunday,
which was Christmas, they were the
guests of an deliberately planned din,
ner, given to ten guests at the brides
home Mrs Peedon, during her
young ladyhood has been greatly AID
mired and has q host Of friends.
There were several out-of-town guests
present
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MiLADrs NOTEBOOK.
lContinued from PAGE 5.

ME Love, 1922 jackson street. All
members are requested TO be present.
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Mr. ACC Ne. Rhodes at Homo.

Mr. and Mrs Rhodes entertained
the bridal party" Sunday, January
1, 1911 at dinner The affair was
beautifully planned and a tempting
menu of several courses consisting of
various delicacies Of the season was
served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs Sam
uel Fl. Rhodes, Misses Leila L. Dilla-
hunty, jamie Hill and Bessie L..
Rhodes. Messrs. H. J. and A. r.,
Stockard, M e. Jackson, A. ]. Ali
son and e. l.. Ringer.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
Peedon-Whittaker.

Nashville has been the scene this
winter of several brilliant weddings.
Among the beautifully planned ones
was that of Miss Alphio M. Whitaker
and Mr. Cullen Peedon, which was
solemnized Thursday, December %,
at 1870 O'clock AT tho home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Whitaker, on Fortieth avenue, West
Nashville The rooms of the home
we're deliberately decorated with diff
ferent kinds of flowers. The ceremo-
ny was performed in the front parlor,
where a beautiful drapery of pink and
white was attached to the center of
the ceiling forming an altar. The
wedding march was PLAYED and the
bridal party came in. Rev Howard,
of st. John Church, officiated. The
bride. who deserves the enjoyed repu-
tation of being one of Nashville's
popular young women and also hand
soonest, was unusually so Thursday
in her sky blue gown Of silk, her blue
marquisette blouse was trimmed in
heavy lace. The flowers the bride
rried was a bouquet Of carnations
and fern leaves. Miss Fannie P.
Austin, who was the maid of honor,
wore a beautiful gown of white EN-.
broidery and carried large bouquet
of carnations. Miss Georgia Laws
was the brides maid: she was gowned
in gown Of pretty blue China silk
! Mr. Robert ]. Sherrell Jr., was the
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
Compliments Miss Hardino.

One of the most enjoyable Of the
holiday functions was the reception of
last Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Miss Julia Pope given in hon
or Of her cousin Miss Sadie Hard
ing, who will leave tee city in few
days for her future home in Chica-
so, Ill. Those who enjoyed Miss
Pope's hospitality were Messrs. james
Isom, of Chattanooga; James Perkins,
Felix and Douglass Harding, Walter
Morris Ecker Norris, Dennis, Floyd
Wade, Misses Bette Nichols, Johnet-
ia Cohn, Louise Armstrong, Sadie
Harding, Minnie Holton, Mary Nor.
ris, Julia al flnla Pope
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
New Year Dinner.

Mrs Irene Doxey Robinson and
Miss Alice L. Doxey entertained the
following friends at their home, 1887
Third avenue, North, at dinner:
Seated at the table were Mr. John
p. Twiggs and Mrs. Ella Williams
Cagey, of Birmingham, Ala, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur G. Price and little Grace
Lucille, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Ken
nedy, and Miss Doxey. After dinner
all retired to the parlor where amuse-
ments were carried out until time
for the guests to leave
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
Entertalned.

Misses Oreatha Stevens and Lucy
B. Whitaker entertained On Wednes-
day evening, December 2Sth, at the
residence of Mrs Whitaker, 400
Cross street, in honor of Miss Cora
North, of Murfreesboro, Tenn The
house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, with Christmas greens
and cut flowers.
Mr.. Rufus Whitaker is In the city
visiting relatives.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
Juvenile Society.

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Douglass en-
tertained last Friday in honor or
their cousin from East Nashville.
They gave the juvenile society an
evening of pleasure. Their beauti-
full home ON Jackson street was
crowded with children who were all
Joy over the occasion.
Mrs. Douglass had made extra prep
arations for the little folks and every
child was given a favor of the oc-
casion in the form of souvenir cards,
each with different picture on it.
The guest list included a large
number of children from prominent
families of the city.
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The Fire Bows Remembered.

The following letter needs no eA-
PLANTATION, and the firemen desire TO
thank Mr.. Harrison for his kind re-
membrance:
Waxahachie, Tex, Sept. Is, 1911.
Mr.. Royal Williams, chief, and
members of the Waxahachie Fire
Experimentation | wish 10
express to you my thanks Tor the
splendid service you rendered during
the recent fire which destroyed my
warehouse and badly damaged adj
jacent residence property of mine.
You will find enclosed herewith
my check for two hundred ($200)
dollars. not in payment for service
because that service is not measured
in dollars and cents, but merely as
an appreciation.
Yours sincerely,
JNO. NJ HARRISON.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-19
The Opening OF Trinity.

Trinity University students have
been arriving in droyes today and
the indications are good for record
breaking opening attendance to-
morrow. The exercises viii begin a.
10 o'clock in the university auditor
ium. The baggage men at the depots
have been kept busy handling
trunks. Seventy we're taken off the
southbound Katy and thirty arrived
on another train The boarding halls
are already crowded and students
are being placed in private families,
but provision will be made to take
care of all who come
Geo X Pritchard, the new coach,
has arrived from Dayton, Ohio, &C
companied by his wife. Although
school does not begin until tomor-
row Mr. Pritchard has already com
menced his work with the first stu
dents to arrive, He will have a num-
Der of them on the field this after
noon at O'Clock for a preliminary
practice In a few days strong 1oot
ball team viii be organized.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-19
At the Airdome.

The Pooler Stock company opened
a week engagement at the Alrdome
last night, the opening play being a
western comedy drama OF unusual
quality and was staged in a mos.
efficient manner. The various parts
we're well taken and the specialties
were clean and refreshing, and TAX
ing the show altogether, THE Road
Agent" was one of the most pleas
ing plays that we have witnessed
this season at the Airdome. The
Pooler Stock company are assured
of good patronage, as we recognized
in Mr.. Jack w Pooler an old WaXa-
hachie favorite as also is Miss Clara
Shyne. the old maid in las night
play. they both having rlayed this
CITY several times already and are
well and favorably known and the
remainder of the company have also
made the same impression. The play
for tonight win be a three-act So
ciety comedy, MI Pipp, the Morn
ing After" Entire change of spec
ialties.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-19
AT the Majestic,

The Majestic is offering one OF
the most artistic musical acts lot
the first three nights this week that
bas been there in a long time. Mar
tell & Rossi are operate singer" "a
culture and experience ana their
singing has been "a feature 81 the
big Majestic circuits They have ex-
cellent voices and the ease with
which they reach the high notes is
marvellous. An act that is pleasing
to the children is Eaton and his
trained dogs These CANNES do some
remarkably clever stunts.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-19

II. C. Hall, Dallas; Miss Ida Ev-
erett. Cleburne; w. W. Davis, Dat
las: w. w Phinney, Mckinney
BOYD Brown, b r, Williams, }. H.
Collins. Dallas; ] p. Devine, Hous-
ton; w w. Smith and son. Lewis
VILE. ] A. Smith, Ferris; w
Craighead. Houston; F. B. Page, 81
Louis: A. w Morriss. l. B. Cook, w
r Britt, l.. F Wayland, Dallas; W
T. Hickey, St Louis; l.. ii. coleman
and wife. Miss Patty Coleman, AIN
ems: w. s. Burger, Fort Worth l
II Adkins, Arlington; w, q. BAIRD
G. II. Ransom, G. p. Crawford, j. A
OIeary, Dallas; A. l.. Wagner, New
York, H. Stricken. Arlington; w, ID
Compere, Dallas; II. D. Hoskins, 81
Louis