The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-01-06
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North, who entertained with charac-
teristic cordiality at a holiday din
ner. The table was beautifully dec
GRATED with white linen. ferns
and palms. Six courses were served.
Those present We're Masters Eddie
Green, Miss Matte Bailey, Miss
Christina Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Puryear, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ear
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Luster Watson, Mr..
Fred Triggs, Miss Sallie Bryant,
Misses Minnie and Margaret Walk
er, Mr.. Allen Watkins, Mr.. John
Webb, Mrs. Rankins Doyle, of Co
lumbia.
Six O'Clock Dinner.
Mrs. John Chadwell, of z Garden
street, served six o'clock dinner last
Friday. The table was beautiful with
its centerplece of Cluny lace on
which was beautiful fern. The
decorations were Christmas decora-
tons, which were arranged very
tastefully Those present for din
ner we're Rev. Townsend, pastor OF
Spruce Street Baptist Church; Mr..
and Mrs. White, Mrs. Jarrett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chadweil, Mr.. Kennedy, Misses
Morrison, Page, WilkerSon, of Eth
ridge, Tenn, and l.. B. Stringer
Late in the evening, Miss Morrison,
niece of Mrs. Caldwell, entertained
a few friends with different games.
Those present were Misses Ella, Will
lie, Bessie Cockrell, Flora Carroway,
Brooks, Messrs. Stephens, Kennedy,
Penn, Smith, Bell.
Christmas Social.
Miss Rebecca Page, of Roger Will
liams, was the honoree of a Christ
mas social given at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Polk, 1885 East
Hill street, Wednesday evening, De-
cember 20. Owing to the inclement
weather, quite few were absent,
but those present spent very
pleasant afternoon. Cards were the
features of the evening. A delicious
menu was served. Late in the even
ing q Christmas tree was brought
forward bearing few presents for
all Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Polk and little son, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Barnes, little Anna
Matilda, Mrs. Starnes, Misses Re-
becca Page, Louise Johnson, Emma
Gladys and Kittie Mae Davis, LIZ
zie McKeever, Cora Campbell,
Messrs. Robert Alsup, Jesse Rock,
Robert Shannon, Fred Hudson, Rob
ert Shelton, Heiskell McKeeper,
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Surprise Social
! A large number of the member.
ship of different churches delightful.
ly surprised Rev. A. Brooks, the pas.
tor of st. John A. M. e. Church on
Eleventh avenue, at his home on Fri
day night with grand reception.
After all had been served Rev
Brooks was asked to come forward
and give them an old-fashione1
! Iy iii, do IuSy were uuh6ly W Htdl
him sing. This he did to the delight
of all After hoping the family sue,
cess in Columbia where they will
soon move, all shook hands and babe
Rev. Brooks Godspeed.
Miss Lillian Bright Entertains.
Between the hours of three and
six o'clock Friday afternoon, Deem
Der 80, the home of Miss Lillian
/ Bright was. the scene of a beautifully
planned whist party, complimentary
to Mrs G. II. Johnson, of Atlanta;
Mrs. Isham Jeffries, of Chicago, and
the Misses Johnson, of Greenville, N
lie. Miss Bright was assisted in re
ceiving by Misses Lillian Banks and
Sophia Jackson Miss Hattie Caruth
ers kept the register Seated at 4
table in a cozy corner Misses lie
ola and Georgia Bright poured cocoa
and served each guest upon arrival
with cocoa and waters. The scores
were kept by Mrs. H. A, Cameron
and Miss Esther Pinkard. The score
cards were red Santa Claus heads
and green Christmas bells The first
prize a box of linen note paper, was
won by Miss Marie Burton. The
BOBBY fell to Miss Lady E. Phillips
on a cut and she presented same to
Miss Cecil Johnson. The color-scheme
of red and green was also emphasized
in the ice-course and minis.
! $50
Mrs. c. N. Lansston Entertains at
Cards.
Among the very enjoyable social
affairs which have made the past hol-
iday season the most enjoyable of all