The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-10-04

has returned home after a visit to
Miss H. Margaret WoodfolK.
Prof. and Mrs. W. G. Hynes, who
have been spending a few weeks lH-
Houston, Texas. since the National
Baptist Convention will reach home
Saturday the 5th. They report a
pleasant stay, having spent a day on
the beach of the Gulf Of Mexico,
visiting the points of interest in Gal
weston. =,
Mrs. Warren Pullam and Mrs. Ed
Whiteside was the guests of Mrs.
Ford of Franklin, Ky, last week.
Mrs. T. B. James, Of 1908 Heiman
street. left Thursday morning for st
Louis. Mo, where she will speno
reral weeks with her daughter
m. G. w. Fox.
Special train leaves Nashville
college Street Station) Sunday
morning at 1920 for Columbia. Fare
for round trip $100.
Mrs. VIM. C. Fox returned las
week from Columbia after a two
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Henr!
Johnson.
Our new shoes for the fall are ar.
irving daily. The best makes OF al
solid leather; latest styles, newest
toe; can fit the father, the mother
the son and the daughter better anc
cheaper than elsewhere at j. H
Foreman's, 18th and Jefferson.
Mrs. Bette M. Frierson OF Smyrn
attended the Fair last week Will
here she was the guest of Mrs. Burr
EFT of ITO 18th Avenue, North.
Little Beatrice M. Ginning of Mo,
ganville. KY. is the guest of little BV
lah c. Johns.
Mrs. Mollie Spurlock, of McM1ni
Vile is visiting her daughter, HIATT
Spurlock. She Is also with Mrs. Je
Pragg She will be highly ente
tanned while in the city.
t Miss Parthenia Page has returne
home from a trip to MurfreesDor
i, Tenn, where she was called TO u
bedside of her sister, Mrs. waite
page. She left her much improved:
special train leaves NashVill
fColIege street Station) Sunda
morning at 1890 for Columbia. FaI
for round trip $1.OO. -,
Mrs. Kate Posey, OF Florence, Az
s enent tho week In Nashville vtsitln
e her daughter, Miss Bessie A. Pose
" of 1908 Fourteenth avenue, Mort
Il While here Mrs. Posey attended u
c+o+o Fair and was the hearty recil
i, emf of many kindnesses on the pa
of the many friends Of Miss Pose
u who did everything in their power
y make her stay enjoyable.
Mrs. NJ. L. Huddleston left Satu
"a dav night for st. Louis and East :
A. ouis to visit her brother, Mr.. ]:
Woods. and her son, Mr.. T. A. Hu
L dleston also her daughter, Mrs. L
n La F.. Dade.
/ Mrs. Henry 10 Overall and daug
e ter left Saturday for Florence 5,
ton to visit her mother, Mrs. Mil
k Rucker, and her brother, Mr.. T.
s. Woods.
d Mrs. Emma Ranser and Mrs. Tho
st as, Of Ripley, Tenn, were in the CT
e. last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Huddleston, of So Mill street. M
q. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rucks a
I'll daughter, of Lebanon, were the gTeI
e of their niece, Mrs. D. w. Eppers'
u of SG3 Sylvan street, during the we
Of the colored State FAIR at Gre
ed wood Park. The latter part Of
E. week their cousin, Miss Maud Reav
also of Lebanon, Joined them, TT
rn I'll returned home Sunday.
in Mrs. Nellie w. Bosworth, of Twel
er avenue. North, sustained a very pa
eul accident, a few days ago in
- rnture of a sprained ankle,
Little Annie Mae Dunson, who
spent the summer with relatives
Louisville and Chicago, has return
home to enter school.
IDr. Chas. D. Washington, of t
sgee, Ala, is in the city taking
lbme special work at Meharry Me
cal College. While here he will
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Darden at 1912 Jackson street g
- his other class and schoolmates
. Tuskegee Institute.
Miss Willie Mae Smith and M
I Deaner Long, of Thompson Stati'
Tenn. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w
Fl. Long, Of 1907 ID Sixteenth aven
North.
Mrs. Belle Gregory, Mrs, Mat
la Bright, Misses Anna and Elsie Nor
IN ca last Tuesday were the guests
a Mrs. Frank Greer, of 1907 LETTERS
street. where they happily enjoyed
lie nice dinner.
re- Born to DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Faulkn
10 Wednesday morning, a ten-pound &
Ia Both mother and baby III do
" nicely.
re Miss Laura e. Allen, who WGs a ?
senger on the train that was wreel
ria on last Monday evening near Athe