The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-06-16
EntertaIns Her Brother.


Entertalns Her Brother.
Miss Samuella Smith delightfully."- en-
tertained at dinner Monday afternoon
at her home, 4008 Short street, West
Nashville, in honor of her brother,
Sergt. Daniel Smith, Of Ethan Allen,
VT. a. three-course menu was served.
Music and dancing were the features
of the evening. Those enjoying the
hospitality of the evening were Mr.
Sterling McOutdheon, Misses Magda-
lene Walker, Easter Cantrell, Maggie
Joynter, Cora r. Moore, Mrs. Fannie
Crowder, Mrs. Mary Moppins, Mrs.
Laura Randals, Mrs. Matte Mae Per-
kins. Miss Smith was assisted in re-
ceiving by her mother, Mrs. Hester
Smith.
A Whist Party.
Misses Sallie and Willie Duvall were
POSSESSES of a charming whist party
at their home on North Sixth street,
Thursday evening, June 8th. The
Misses Duvall were assisted in receiv-
ing by their sister, Mrs. Alex. Scott.
Music was furnished by Mr.. Austin.
The main features were dancing and
whist. At a late hour ices were served
by Mesdames Fisher and Scott.
Those present were Misses John Bass,
of M~urfreesboro; Lillian Scott, Daisy
Young, Irene Sims, Mamie Walton,
EstelIe Denny, Willie, Ella and Bes-
size Cockrill, Lula Shelby, Emma
Chairs, Westelle Burns, Messrs ]. w.
Nancy, Joe Webster, Steve Mccall,
John T. Barnes, German Bradley,
Eugene Robinson, Ivory Lyons, Ben
Crockett, Jerry Whims, Ben Darden,
Henry Matthews, Amos Allison, Cleve-
land Pruitte and Frank Douglass.
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Y. M. L. C. Notes.
The club met Tuesday night at the
home of E. L. Kinzer and a we'll at
tended meeting was held and readings
from Hamlet" Act ILL.,, were very at
tractive. The club is preparing for a
great celebration which will be named
later. Other quite important items
were considered. Flans are being
formulated to extend the club through
the summer. The rext meeting will
be with Jordan S~tockard, 1906 State
street, Monday, June 10th, at 8 p. M.
Announcement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wri. Ross announce
the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Mayme Campbell, to Mr.,
Arnold Johnson, which will take place
Thursday evening at eight o'clock, al
their nome, 1415 Kayne avenue
There will not be any invitations. AL
friends of the family are cordially in
vited.
Nonpariel Club.
The Nonpariel Club met on Tues
day afternoon, May 80, with Mrs. j.. A
Mcmillan, First avenue, South. "A
majority Of the members were pres
ent and spent the time pleasantly in
doing embroidery and other forms Oh
fancy work. The hostess and other
members were especially pleased tc
have as visitor Bishop l. B. Scott. A
dainty and refreshing ~ice-course was
served, after which the club adjournej
to meet Tuesday, June 10, with Mrs
Roman, 100 Fourteenth avenue, North
Bridal Party Entertained.
The Dyson-Pinkard bridal party was
entertained by DIR. and Mrs. ]. H
Hale, of Wetmore street, on Tuesday
evening, June 6. The beautiful Hale
residence was decorated with cut
flowers and ferns.
The attractive dining-room was elab
~orately adorned with red and green
the color scheme for the evening. A
large vase of white carnations in the
center of a Battenblrg square formed
the central decoration for the dining
table. Candles with red shades were
placed at the corners and bands of rec
ribbon joined these to the chandeliers
Souvenir favOrs were placed at the
places of the guests. A full four
course dinner was served. The ice
our presented N~eart-shaped indi-
vidual moulds with red sherbet cen
ters. The cake was decorated with g
bunch. of pink roses. a wishbone in
the heart of a rose.
Those forming the bridal party were
DIR. and Mrs. A. H. Dyson, DR.. G.. l.
jackson, Jr, and Miss Frances M
Banks. Those participating in the
Inequalities were Mrs. Mary L.. Pink
ard, Mrs. G.. l.. Jackson, Miss M. M
Booker, Miss Josephine Davis, of Tus
kegee, Ala, Miss Bessie M. Davis, OIL
TuscumbHa, Ala, DR.. Leonard Fisher
and MIR. Earl Evans, of Fisk UNIVERSE
ty. Mrs. Hale was assisted in receiv