The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-09-27
Milddi,S Note Book.

w. Anderson; Life and Work of
Plato" Mr.. Avery Peyton; addresses
from visitors, Messrs. /. B. Scott,
Prof. Wilkins, Mr.. Crawford Harwell
and B. H. Gray; selection, club quar-
tette.
LaFranee Club.
The LaFrance Club met at the
home of Miss Bessie Wilkerson, 1O7
Lake street, East Nashville. Meet
ing was called to order by the presi-
dent at S:45 o'clock. Members pres
ent responded with dues and verses.
The officers were pleased to have
Messrs. Levy Allison, Alex Upton,
Jackson Johnson, Lee Rankins, Agent
McClennon and Obie Jennings. Very
encouraging words came from the
Misses Jennie Brice, Maud Wilkerson
and Mr.. Jackson Johnson, after which
the guests were invited into the din
ing-room. The table was beautifully
decorated with flowers and ferns, Adj
journed to meet with Miss Estella
Hollins, 205 North Sixth street, East
Nashville, when election of officers
will be held.
Eagle Club C. of C.
About a month ago the officers
and members of the Eagle Club de-
cided that a club vacation was quite
necessary, and the president granted
the club a months vacation. Nearly
every member took advantage of this
privilege by leaving the city. The
following is a list of the members
and the places visited by each: Mr..
T. Barthelle Cohen, president of
the club visited Louisville, KY; Mr..
Jesse Moppins, vice president, Louis
vile, KY; Miss Sarah Stockell, sec
rotary, Silver Springs; Mr.. Edward
Sims, treasurer, Silver Springs;
Mamie Forbs, assistant secretary,
Louisville, KY; Mr.. James Brice,
Chicago; Miss Eva Maynor, Georgia;
Nina Ballou, Evansville, Ind; Misses
Jennie and Glendora Brice, Spring
field; Miss Maud and Jennie Wilker-
son, Clarksville, Tenn; Miss BNssfe
Wilkerson, Mary England and Lot
tie Johnson, Silver Springs; Mr..
Samuel Pennington, Silver Springs;
Mr.. Edward Stockell, Louisville, KY;
Miss Ora Poindexter, GAINESVILLE,
Tenn; Annie Shorter, Lebanon,
Tenn. All have returned, except Mr..
James Brice, Mr.. Brice is expecting
to be home IN November. Members
Of the Eagle Club are asked to be
present at the monthly meeting to
be held at Mr.. Samuel Pennington's,
705 Georgia street.
Brilliant Reception.
One of the most elaborate affairs OF
the season was the reception given by
the sisters Of Mt. Olive Church last
Thursday evening to several visitors
in the city at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. C. H. Clark. The home,
which is one of the handsomest in
the city, having all modern conven.
fences, was aglow with brilliant
lights, cut flowers, beautiful women
and gallant men. The guests were
received by Mrs. c. H. Clark and her
affab'e daughter, Miss Mary Clark
The guests were invited into the din
ing-room, where the rich furnishings
and handsome linens were decorated
with cut flowers. In the center OF
the table on a centerpiece of Mexican
drawnwork stood a cut glass vase OF
roses and ferns. At each end of the
table were silver candelabra with
pink and white shades holding light
ed tapers. The guests Of the evening
which included the visitors in the
city, were seated around the table
while the host and hostess and other
guests formed a lovely background
seated around the dining-room. An
elaborate menu was served in courses
The following were present: Rev. and