The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-06-07
MlQdi'S Note Book.
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Alumni Banquet at the Odd Fellows
Hall
Prof. F. G. Smith and a few alum
nj will speak briefly
A committee of graduates has been
attempting to raise scholarship
fund in order to award a medal an
nually to the Senior who has main
tanned the highest average through
the three years of high school work
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Domestic Club.
The Domestic Club of North Nash
vile met on last Thursday May 23rd
at the home of Mrs. Robert Stratton,
Seventh avenue, North. The house
was called to order promptly at 2:90
O'Clock by the President, Mrs. Gray.
One hour was spent in sewing, after
which Mrs. Gray spent a half hour
lecturing to the members. At late
hour the ladies were invited into the
dining-room to luncheon. The room
was beautifully decorated with ferns
and cut flowers A delightful three
course menu. was served. Those pres
emit were Mrs Robert Stratton, Mrs.
Gray, Mrs. Lewis Bryant, Mrs w. M.
Terrell, Mrs. R. L. Putnam, Mrs. A.
]. McGavock, Mrs. l. ]. Edwards, Mrs.
Frank Bailey, Mrs o. H. Stratton and
Mrs. Robt. Mcknight Adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Frank Bailey, of
Third avenue, North.
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Enjoyable Dinner.
Miss Mary Reid and her mother, of
921 Eleventh avenue, North, enter
tanned Wednesday, May Doth, in honor
of Mrs. Rosetta E. Howard, of Chi
cago. Miss Reid and mother deserve
much credit for their well-prepared
dinner. Those present were Mrs.
Annie McGregor and the family.
$50
"Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. {. Eason, of
fremont avenue, assisted by their
mother, Mrs. G. B. Brady, entertained
the following friends at dinner last
Sunday: Mrs. VIM. Nixon, Mrs. R. A.
Shell and Mrs. VIM B. Ward. A de-
licious menu of several courses was
served.
Jarrett-GroV
Mr.. VIM. Garrett and Miss Lii
4 lie B. Groves were quietly married on
last Sunday at the home of the bride,
400 Sylvan street, in the presence OF
a limited number of friends. The
bride was very attractive in a white
silk with crystal trimmings and lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarrett are at home to
their friends at 4O4 Cross street.
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IE. M. 3. Club.
= The e. NJ. B. Club met with Messrs
E. S. end John Doris at their home
1920 Ninth avenue, North, Monday
evening, June 3. The meeting was
lpresided over by the president, Mr.
iLafayette Moore Prayer by the chap
lain. Each member responded with
a quotation from the Bible. The house
was then opened for business, One
feature of the business transacted
was the plans to celebrate their first
picnic Monday, June 10, at Silver
Springs. At a late hour dainty ice
course was served The next meet
ing will be with Mrs Lafayette
Moore, Crawford street, Tuesday,
June II,
Y. M. L. C.
The physical side Of the club is de
veloping rapidly, for the departments
of the same are working very diligent-
ly and the chairmen of the respective
departments are pressing their work
forward to success. The latest de
partmcnt created in our club is the
dramatic department, and is very
proud as we'll as fortunate to have as
its chairman one who is very well &C
quainted with the work Of such a de
partment, in the person Of Mr.. Thos
w. Anderson, who, with his associ
ates. have met and already decided
upon q drama to be rendered in tho
near future The next meeting viii
be given strictly to business Of which
no program is to be rendered.
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The w. E. P. Club.
Miss Anna Matthews, 597 Ramsl
street, was the hostess Of the w. %
P. Club Tuesday, May 2Sth This be
ing social night, no special business
was transacted. Games were indulg