The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-03-31

service. Mrs. Douglass responded.
She said it was the greatest surprise
of her life; that she wanted and ex-
pected nothing, as she had contribu-
ted her services as the people had
done, in honor of worthy citizen, yet
she would keep the gift and treasure
it among the rare gifts of her life.
She wrote a letter to the committee
through the chairman expressing her
thanks.
Mrs. James Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yowell enter
tanned at o'clock dinner Friday eve
ing Mrs. j. A. Jones, matron of Turner
Normal College, Shelbyville, Tenn.
Those seated at the table were Mrs.
Jones, M. and Mrs. M. G. Vowel,
Mrs. Lizzie Mcbride, Miss Jimmie L.
King, Mr.. and Mrs. George Yowell
A three-course menu was served.
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Eagle Club c. c.
The second monthly meeting of the
Eagle Club G. of G. that was to have
been held at Mr.. Jamison's was post
poned on account of the sudden illness
Of his mother, and will be held there
the first Tuesday night in this month
Visitors are welcome.
Delightfully."- Entertained.
Miss Matte Moore entertained few
Of her friends with social on Friday
evening, March "a, 1911, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Lucy Shepherd, sos
Twelfth avenue, South. The hours
were delightfully."- spent in parlor
games of all kinds, also music. Those
who enjoyed Miss Moore's hospitality
were Misses lLillie M. Bostick, Matte
Seay, Mary Hargrave, Mamie Belcher,
Samuella Leak, Mrs. Robert Grove,
Mr.. and Mrs, Wilson, Mrs. A. B. Nor
ris, Messrs. Jerome Surl, Alvin Dock
ct, Horace Harrison, Braxton Murrell,
Farmer Ransom and Scott. Dainty
refreshments closed this pleasant af-
fair.
HeIiotrope Circle.
Mrs. Aaron Dodd was hostess Of the
Heliotrope Circle Friday evening,
March "a. The meeting was opened by
the president The ladies expressed
much sympathy for the sufferers of
the recent disaster, and made a small
donation. Much Of the time was
spent in games. The hostess served
delicious ice-course. The meeting
then adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Crawford, 1901 Fourteenth avenue,
North, April IA, 1911.
Lorraine Social Club.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Braden
Memorial Chapel met Wednesday
evening, March 20, with Mrs. Epper-
son, of 720 Sewer street. The meet
ing was opened by the President,
Mrs. John Ball, in the usual way. This
club is making quite a success selling
aprons, having realized $35. An ex-
cellent two-course menu was enjoyed
by the following: Mr.. John Ball, Mrs.
Nellie Sanders, Chas. Robbs, James
Hadley, Daisy Claton, Dave Robert
son, Chas. Jones, w. M. Graves, Mrs.
Lottie Ball, Misses Jennie Brice and
Mary Dukes, Maud Wilson. The
club adjourned to meet with Mrs. w.
M. Graves, Of 706 Georgia street.
Lorraine Social Club.
Miss Lillian G. Adams was the hos
tess of the Lorraine Social Club Tues
day. Games were the features of the
evening. The club members and visi-
tors present were Misses Jennie Love,
Elenora Jackson, Addie Allison, Bessie
Rhodes, Anna Couch, Minnie Couch,
Lottie Jackson, Jenece Flemmings, Lii
liam Adams, Messrs. Charles H. ALI
son, Amos Allison, Henry Black, Eu-
gene Evans, John Barnes, Albert Allen,
VIM. Allen, versie Whitaker, Ed.
Whitaker and Smith. A delicious
ice-course was served, after which the
club adjourned to meet with Miss Ad-
die Allison April 18th.
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A Quiet Wedding
Miss Anna Frazier was married to
Mr.. James Washburne at 1929 Cedar
street, Saturday by Rev. Albert Por-
ter, of the Fifteenth Avenue Baptist
Church. Only few intimate friends
of the contracting parties were pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Washburne are
now at home to their friends at 1929
Cedar street
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Y. M. L. c. Club.
The club met Tuesday night at the
home Of Jordan Stockard. The meet
ing was very interesting with much
business and a short program. The