The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-01

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N. c., and Cowpens, S. G. They have
been the honorees of many social
! functions.
/ Mr.. Robert Wingfield has returned
after spending the summer in AL
derson, w. Va, he will leave Thurs
day to visit Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. Wade W. Voolfolk will leave
September 18th of Knoxville to again
take up his school work Miss H.
Margret Voolfolk will accompany
her brother. They will visit the ex-
position during Miss Woodfolk's stay.
Miss Bertha Lancaster, of Gordons-
vile, is visiting Miss H. Margret
Voolfolk, on Twenty-fifth avenue.
Misses Lancaster, Voolfolk and Eli
zabeth Hamilton will leave September
LIST for a brief visit in Gallatin. After
returning to Nashville Miss Lancaster.
will visit in Alexandria.
Miss Virgie Whitaker, of 2O2S
Jefferson street, is indisposed this
week.
Mrs. B. w. Furgersop returned
from Oklahoma City, where she has
been visiting her relatives. She was
well pleased with her trip to the west
ern city and with the many progress
sive families which she met. Mrs.
furgerson left the city last Tuesday
for Beersheba Springs for a two
weeks stay.
DR.. G. V. Roman has just returned
from Hampton, Va, where he went
in attendance at the National Medical
: Association. At this meeting two
DR., Roman was the only representa-
tive from this state.
Mrs D. Caruthers and Miss Annie
|. M. Hays, who have spent the sum-
mer in Cumberland Mountain, arrived
in the city last Thursday night.
, Miss Nina L. Angling, of Hopkins
vile, KY, made flying trip to Nash
vile to visit Mrs Thornton and sis
tiers, Misses Susie and Viola Nolen, of
215 Eleventh avenue, North. While
in the city Prof. H. Clark, of Normal,
Ala, was the guest of Miss Angling.
, Mr. T. G. Johnson, of Kansas City,
Kans., and Mrs. Hattie Hunt, of 416
J Ninth avenue, this city, were the
? guests Of their sister, Mrs. Phillip
Sunday and Sunday night.
, Rev. VIM. Gaines, pastor of Bother
A. M. E. Church, delivered an excel
: lent discourse to the members and
friends of Salem A. M. E. Church
: last Monday evening in behalf of
, Mrs. Ellen STATIONS club His sub
: ject was "The Rose of Sharon"
, The teachers of Salem Sunday
School rendered their scholars an
| evening social last Thursday.
Mrs l. ]. Edwards has returned
r from Mt. Pleasant
Miss Silene Peterson after having
: spent quite pleasant trip to st.
Louis and other points of interest,
{ has returned to the city.
: Mrs. Susie Raines, of Whites
Creek pike, made a trip to Pegram
station last Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Robinson, of Fourth
avenue, North, has gone to Fayette-
: vile 'and Pittsburgh, Tenn, to visit
her sisters and friends for an in
definite stay.
Mr.. VIM Holsey, formerly a stu
dent of Fisk and Roger Williams
Universities, is in the city.
Miss Della Kee Ray has been on
the sick list
I Delegates attending the Thirtieth
Grand Lodge session of the U. B. F.
and S. NJ T. returned home this week
A special car with Nashville party ar
rived about o'clock Saturday night.
The session was very profitable one
and all delegates attending expressed
themselves as being greatly benefited
by attending the Grand session. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year for Grand Temple: Mrs.
: Sarah Sneed, G. p, Memphis Mrs.
Maria Bloch, V. p, Nashville; Mrs.
Annie c. Young, Grand Secretary,
r Nashville; Mrs. Rosa Shrewsbury, G
Treasurer, Lexington. The dele
gates to the N G. Temple: Mrs. Sarah
Knoxville; Mrs Mollie Thomas, OF
vile.
Mrs. Fannie Davis, of Hartman,