The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-03-22
A PrettIIy Planned Tea

Idlnou utHBnIluily VIII one OF the
most beautifully planned teas of the
season Tuesday, the 18th, compli-
mentary to Miss Cornelia M. Cham
bers and her friend, Mr.. Arthur A.
GIBSON, of Mount Olive, Miss, who
has been pursuing his studies at Me-
harry Medical College. The reception
rooms were decorated with flowers
tween the hours of and 6. Music
and games were the features of the
evening. A two-course menu was
ser ed in the dining-room from a Ia
Bile which had for it's centerpiece a
beautiful lace star. On this stood a
gilded jardiniere holding large white
double hyacinth. At either side of
this were cut glass bowls filled with
mints. Mrs. Wright was assisted in
serving by Miss Louretha u. Chambers
and Mrs. T. ]. Clinnison. Those who
enjoyed the evening were Misses Cor
nelia NJ. Chambers, Belma Mahan,
Daisy Patton, Clyde Nolen, Mary Car
ter, Hattie Bramlette Hortense Cox,
Mabel Hemphill, Matilda Carpenter,
Amelia Carpenter, Mary Young, WV
ian Young, Creasa Young, Dixie Chill
dress, Maggie Silvers, Messrs. John
Galloway, Simeon Draper, c. G.
George, Norton Bracey, Henry Pope,
Edwin Stevens. Albert Howell, Reu-
ben Richardson, Felix Harding and
James Perkins.
Mr.. VIM. Baldwin Honored.
Miss Lula Bass and Mrs. Beulah
Jackson entertained at dinner Sun
day, March II, complimentary to Mr..
VIM. Baldwin, of Silver City, N. NJ,
at the residence Of Mrs. Finley, 900
Seventh avenue, South. The dining
room was artistically arranged with
beautiful centerpiece of battenberg on
the table. A four-course menu was
served. Those to participate in the
affair were Rev. s. l.. Howard, pas
tor of St. John A. M. e. Church; Mr.
VIM. Baldwin, Mrs. Lucy Harwell
Miss Ada Dickerson, Mrs. Ada Ezell,
Mrs. Beulah Jackson, Miss Lula Bass,
Mrs. Emma Coffey, Mrs. Robt. Finley
$50
shirt-WaIst Dance.
Very attractive was the recent en-
tertainment at the Odd Fellows Hall
on Fourth avenue, North, given by
Mrs. Dora Claiborne and Misses EN-
ma Owen and Emma Stone, for the
benefit of the Turner Normal College,
at Shelbyville, Tenn There were
about rs couples present, and every
young lady was attired in white
shirtwaist and dark skirt, with col
lar and four-in-hand tie. Prof. Dock
Liner, Instructor of the Wisteria Dan
cling class, led the dances, which were
varied and rIetty. Refreshments
were dispensed during the evening
and very neat sum was realized for
the school
E. M. q. Club.
The e. M. B. Club held a very in
teresting meeting at the residence of
the President, Mr. Lafayette Moore,
Monday night March Is. The club is
growing stronger in a financial way
and has on deposit with the Peoples
Savings Bank very neat little sum.
We cordially invite the friends to
each meeting, as we are desircus of
enlarging our membership.
$50
Swastika Dramatic Club.
The Swastika Dramatic Club met
for rehearsal of the drama Hearts Of
Men," at 1901 Jefferson street, the
residence of Quintard Miller, Wednes-
day, March 10. This club is under the
dictatorship of Mrs. A. G. Coombs, and
will put on this great emotional drama
at the Majestic Theatre early In April.
The club is composed of the follow
ing members: Misses Ruth Crockett,
Vashti Caldwell, Marie Coombs, Mad
cline Carter, Messrs. Chas. Kelly,
Thos. w. Anderson, Andrew Allison,
@. G.. Miller, Elmer Winston, U. s..
Garnes, F. G. Smith, Edgar Fearn,
A. B. Lovett and Tom Peyton. This
is the first effort of the club and it is
hoping to meet with great success, es-
pecially since the name Swastika
means Good Luck" Mrs. Coombs is
a very able director, and Mr. Thos.
w. Anderson is president. The next
meeting of the club will be Wednes-
day, the 9th, at o'clock.
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An Art Display.
AT the home of the president, Mrs.
M. w. Blake, s Cannon street, the
House Keepers Club beautifully en-
tertained their husbands and invited
guests On the evening of March Sth
There were about seventy persons
present. A short program was rem
dered, as follows: The club song; in
vocation by Bishop Tyree, after which
the president gave an interesting his
tory of the club from it's organization
This was followed by greetings from
the presidents and representatives of
other clubs. A most beautiful collec-
ton of needlework was displayed,
numbering something over one hun
dred and fifty pieces. The club col
ors were in evidence throughout. A
delicious three-course menu was
served and all dispersed much de-
lighted with the House-Keepers' art
display.
La France Club.
The La France Club Of East Nash
vile was highly entertained by Miss