The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-02-03

Mrs Fannie Warner Washington
announces the approaching marriage
OF her sister, Miss Pearl Warner. to
Mr. r. l.. Putnam: which takes place
some time in February.
Celebrates Tenth Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Randolph cele-
brated their tenth anniversary Wed
nesday at their home, 717 Sixth ave-
nue., South, and were beautifully en-
tertained by their many friends. The
table was beautifully decorated with
the seasons decorations.
S.
Endowment Board of Kniuhts of Ia
Dor Entertained.
The Endowment Board of the
Knights of Tabor was called to meet
in this city by Sir D. G. Mitchell, C.
@. M, who is chairman of the Board,
and Sir J. B. Willis, C. G. S., of Mem
phis, and olr Wayman Wilkinson, OF
Memphis; DIT. Maggie LOWS, DIT. An
ME Z. Jackson, of this city. The
Board was entertained that night in
the knights of Tabor hall by the TEN
pies and Tabernacles of this city. At
o'clock the visitors and friends sat
down to a tempting supper Seated
OF the table, which was decorated with
flowers, We're Sir ID. j Mitchell, c.
G. M; Sir Rev. Merritt, of this city;
Sir ]. B. Willis, Bell P. H. P; Sir
Wilkerson, DR.. Lester, Allen P. H. P:
Sir A. N. Johnson and Lena Thomas,
O. M; Sir G. f. Anderson and
Mays, H. P; Sir James, S. p. p, and
Mrs. Lewis, H. p; Sir A. J. Holm
worth and Mrs. Bleach, w. P. After
supper toasts We're said with the c.
G. M. acting as POSTMASTER.
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Union Social of McNairy Church.
The Social Union of the U. P. B.
OF Old Folks Home met at McNairy u.
p. B. Church to have rally. Rev.
H. Butler conducted the meeting.
Rev. Porter, of the Fifteenth Baptist
Church, preached the Introductory
sermon. Rev. Howard, of ST. John,
spoke in behalf of the home Hon.
A. N Johnson also made an excel
lent talk.
The collection at this rally was
$633O.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Pryor at Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pryor, of
Dickerson pike, sumptuously enter
tanned the following guests for dinner
Sunday: lMesdames Ellen Hockett,
Willie Starnes, John Jefferson, Sal
lie E. Goodall, Laura Basket, Susie
Raines, Misses Annie Belle GoodalI,
Louise Pryor, Master Edward Thorn
as Pryor and Mr.. Thomas Raines.
They were assisted by their mother,
Mrs. Susie Raines. Sacred music
was splendidly furnished by Mrs. Sal
lie Goodall
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Kennedy pleas
antly welcomed Misses Annie Robin
son, Lucille Gee and DR.. ]. R. Robin
son at their home last Sunday.
Miss Mary E. Bowling, of Walden
University, who has been somewhat
indisposed, is convalescing.
a
Miss Franklin's Birthday Social.
Last Monday evening, January 23,
Miss Freddie Franklin entertained a
large number of friends. Music and
games were the pleasure of the even
ing, A four-course menu was served.
The social was from to IL o'clock.
At 8 o'clock sandwiches and chocolate
were served. AT 9:30 O'Clock cake
and wine and at eleven o'clock fruit
was served. At a late hour the ice
course was served. Those partaking
of the hospitality were Miss Otelia
Caruthers and Mr.. William Robert
son, Miss Ella Steel and Mr.. Ananias
Brown, Miss Mary Taylor and Mr..
David Jackson, Miss Hattie White
and Mr.. Bedford Scruggs, Miss Lillian
Henderson and Mr.. George Carter,
Miss Elizabeth Porter, Mr.. Henry
Simmons, Miss Bessie Jordan, Mr.. C.
ence Williams, Miss Clara McNairy,
Mr. Edward Harris, Miss Bette Per-
kins Mr., Sam Murray, Miss Freddie
Franklin, Mr. Elijah Phillips. Many
beautiful and valuable presents were
received
Y. L. L. Club.
The Y. L. l.. C. met at the home of
Miss M A. Pyles, South Hill street.
Those present were Misses Baugh,
Moores, Pyles, Carter, Thompson. AL
exander, Davis, Glasco and Maud
Johnson. Mr.. e. L. Kinzer president
of the Y M. L. c., was the guest of
the club. After all business was
transacted a motion was made and
carried to meet with Miss e. M.
Thompson, 16 Lewis street, February
8th.
$50
Heliotrope Circle.
The Heliotrope Circle met January