The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-28
Club Entertained.


Club Entertained.
The Social Art Embroidery CLUB
was charmingly entertained on last
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Willie
B. Thompson of 1912 Gay street. The
ladies engaged in work for an hour
and received some very helpful in
struction from Mrs. Sarah Perry, after
which they repaired to the dining
room, where a delightful two-course
menu was served. The table was
decorated with ferns and had a lovely
c~enterpiece of battenourg lace. Those
present were Mrs. Sarah Perry, Mrs.
G. w. Perry, Mrs. A. ]. Bell, Mrs.
VIM. Holt, Mrs. Kitty Turner, Mrs.
Mary Jackson, Mrs. Callie Crockett,
Mrs. Ida Read, Mrs. Nettie Ewin, Mrs.
B. hurry, Mrs. Alice Davis, Mrs. B.
Stell, Mrs. Addie Thompson, Mrs.
Bowman, Mrs. Siller Swanson, Mrs.
Harriet Rhodes, Little Edna Thomp-
son, and Georgia Thompson. The
club adjourned to meet May 10th with
Mrs. Mary Jackson.
Young Mems Lyceum Club.
The young men of Mt. Nebo met
and organized the Young Mems Ly-
ceum Club Sunday evening at Mt.
Nebo Baptist Church. The meeting
was opened with a song and prayer
by Rev. Geo. w. Dickson. The follow
ing officers were elected: Mr.. B. H.
January, President; Mr.. A. E. Jet,
Vice-President; Mr.. C. o. Shields,
Secretary; Mr.. M. w. WiIhoite, Cor
responding Secretary; Mr.. ]. W. Chill
dress, Treasurer; Mr.. S. S. Page,
Chaplin.
The young men will meet every
Sunday evening at 4 o'clock p. m. to
cultivate literary taste and polite
criticism in diction, composition, and
thinking: to develop the qualities of
address, debate, and knowledge of the
methods and rules of delibefative and
legislative bodies, and to know and
consider the forms and nature of
resolutions, petitions ana questions of
the day. All young men are cordially
invited to join us.
Ladies' Union.
The Ladies A. M. e. I1nior No. l
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing with Mrs. Sarah Dunlap, at her
residence Friday, May 5tn, No. IL
North Hill street. Request of the
president that all members be present
MRS. j. H. HALE, Secretary.
MRS. H. A. THOMPSON, President
Entertained.
Miss Annie Woods, of Sixth avenue
South, entertained charmingly OF
Thursday evening last. a three
course menu was served. Those tt
enjoy the hospitality of the hostess
were Mesdames Herbert Adams, Ed
ward C%aruthers, Thos. Waddy, Mise;
Roxie Helm, Anna Smith, Millit
Woods, C%aphronia Sowell, Messrs. Jas
Weakley, Joseph Grove, Arthur Whit
taker, Nelson Mitchell, Thomas Wad
dy and Herbert Adams.
Miss Emma Gibbs of East Nashville
entertained Mrs. Jessie M. Martin o.
Chicago with a delightful Easter
dinner. A three-course menu with
ices was served, afterward a pleas
ant trip was made to Greenwood
park.
Mrs. Jessie M. Martin left Monday
night, April 18th for Chicago aftel
spending two weeks with her sister
Mrs. Susie Jones and Mrs. Matild;
Anderson.
Afternoon Tea.
A beautiful Easter Tea was giyer
Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 at thu
home of Miss Maymie Cook assisted
by Miss Maymie e. Duke. The re
ception rooms were effectively deco
rated with Easter Lilies, ported plant:
and ferns. At 6 o'clock the guest
were served with tea in the dining
room. The Easter tide idea being at
t~ractively emphasized. The table ha;
for its central ornament a wicker
basket containing a graceful arrange
menC Of yellow lonquils and Japanes,
Nrchids, the delicate blossoms beinl
fringed with maiden hair and with
a large bow Of satin ribbon or
handle from handsome service. Tea
vas served with a salad course
Those present were Misses Villa Rid
ley, Cassie Brown, Louise Dillahunty
Benetta Foston, Jennie McCrea, Mat
tie Bradley, Minnie Kirkpatrick, Nam
ie Drake, Myrtle Sanford, Messrs
Willie Bryant, Beecher Cummins
David Young, Willie Love, Lewis Las
sitter, Edward eileen, George Davis
Willie Buford, David Thomas, Cor
nelius Crump.
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