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

Mrs. Oh Morris was quietly mar
ried at her residence to Mr.. Thos.
James, of this place.
Miss Lula Williams, teacher in the
West Maine Street School in Chat
tanooga, was the guest of Miss Ber-
tina Clark during the Christmas holi-
days.
Misses Cooper and Cleveland, of
Cleveland and Chattanooga respec-
lively, were the guests OF Miss Mag
gle Hight out on the pike during the
holidays.
Master Buford Martin, student of
Morristown College, spent Christmas
at home.
Mrs Lula Miller, of Springfield,
Tenn, is the guest of Mr. and. Mrs.
jarrett Cummings. Her many former
friends and acquaintance are pleased
to welcome her here, although she was
Miss Cummings on her previous
visits
Mr.. Chas. Lightfoot, Jr., and his
younger brother, Victor, came up from
Nashville to spend the Christmas with
homefolks Charles, Jr., will return
to Walden, but Vic will not return to
the Adventist School.
Mr.. Carol Hawkins has returned
from Nashville after most pleasant
visit to his son, Prof. w. D. Hawkins,
and family.
Messrs. Simon and Houston Smith,
of Sewanee, We're the guests of Mr..
j. ]. McElroy and mother, Mrs Ellen
Smith, Christmas week.
Mrs. S. E. Oliver and son, Master
Cleo, spent part of the holidays with
relatives at Chattanooga and White
, sides. They report having had a
, most enjoyable time.
Prof. Thos. Williams, of Jefferson
r City, was the guest of Misses Beulah
: and Bessie Lane Christmas.
: Mrs. Ida Childress, of Estill Springs
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. E
: McElroy, during Christmas.
Mr.. Eli Hightower, of Birming
: ham, Ala, came to attend the buria
= of his mother, Mrs NJ Hightowe
9 Turner, but was too late; he returned
!. to Birmingham Monday night, 26th
. Miss Leila Bell Martin and brother
:. billiard, of near McMinnville, wer
- the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Maj
= tin few days. They were en- rout
= to Morristown to enter school there
y Among the many social function
n was six o'clock dinner given b
= Mrs. Carol Hawkins on the 28tf
e complimentary TO her husband, VIII
20 had just returned from Nashville.
- few of the immediate friends of tn
family were present. A three-cours
menu was served.
Those present were Mr. an
Mrs. ]. D. Martin, Mrs. Jarrett Cur
20 mings and niece, Mrs. Lula Miller,
- near Nashville; DR.. w. j. Astrap
n Miss Beatrice Hise, Mrs. Ruby BrooI
n Armstrong and Mr.. and Mrs. Luth
re Cummings, the Lightfoot's, Game
IT Henrys, Pattons and burlington
NJ we're present. By $3.50 all was owe
~ Miss Bertha Clark entertained
-. company Of fourteen young people
~ her mothers residence the the sar
evening from $3.50 to II m, comp
mentary to Miss Lula Williams,
,,o Chattanooga. Games were indulg
40 in: at a late hour fruit and WI
= were served The out-oftown guei
Jio present were Misses Williams, T.
of man, of Chattanooga Miss Coop
ito of Cleveland; Messrs. Smith, of Sey
n nee, and Mrs. J. d. Martin.
,ro The fruit party for the evening
Mo Thursday, the 29th, was providenti
" ly prevented. It rained; fifty que
90 were invited and the host and host
vas had arranged for the same. A t
arc who had closed cabs reached TIL
On the Both Mrs. J. McElroy
a select number at her home on CeC
at $3.50 and enjoyed the evening
lon avenue to a social which was grea
eli enjoyed. Refreshments were SER
ace in high style.
~ On the afternoon of the goth M
nos jamie A. Lightfoot had a most emf
an able house party at the Lightfoot ]
the idence, complimentary to her bro
ers, Chas. Jr,, and Victor. 1t was
NJ brilliant affair and a host of you
,in. people were present Card play
1 ' and dancing were the features of
= evening. A delicate ice and fir
,i1v course was served.
1,on Mrs. Arendale, out on the pi
reached the climax on the evening
n 30th.
700 Mr. Thos. Burkeen left Stature
For morning for his home in Shelbyvi
y Tenn, after a few days visit to
son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and n
Samuel Streeter, of 1912 Edge
street.
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