The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26

S&eCCNONIcseJt1tIId.NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ladies' silk hose with deep garter
top, double heel and toe in black,
white or tan, rs cents pair at ]. H.
Foreman's, Eleventh avenue and JET
ferson street (Matison's old stand).
Rev. D. J. Mitchell, c. G. NJ, of
the Knights and Daughters of Tabor,
has moved to the new Johnson Build
ing, 426 1-2 Cedar street.
Get your ticket early for the great
emotional drama, Hearts of Men,"
at the Majestic, 26th and 9th. The
event of the season.
Mrs. Edna Scott entertained at
lunch Sunday at $50 p. m. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Love- and Mr.. Charles
Crook, also Miss Hattie Spurlock. A
nicely-arranged three-course menu
was served.
Mr.. Harry w. Gwyne, of Cham
paign, ILL.,, will arrive in the city
Sunday night en- route to his home
at Tullahoma, where he will spend
about three months.
Full line of spring and summer I'M
derwear for the whole family. Best
quality and lowest price at ]. H. Fore
mans, 18th avenue and Jefferson Cop
posite Mt. Zion Baptist church,.
DIR. John L. Eds, of the Wilson
Pharmacy, spent several days at his
home in Tupelo, Miss The trip was
one of business and DR.. Eads made
hasty return to care for his pressing
business in Nashville
Hearts of Men" is play of the
higher kind. 1t will draw full house.
The Ladies A. M. E. Union will
meet with Mrs. Sharp and Fossie at
the home of Mrs. Sharp, No. GA Can
non street, Friday, May Bird.
Mrs. Robert l.. Miller, of 915 Jack
son street, left for New York City,
where she will join her mother, Mrs.
Addie Moon, and will make 1t her fu-
ture home, to be joined by her hus-
band later.
All classes Of magazines at reduced
prices. The American and Womans
Home Companion contain some in
teresting subjects for May. Among
them, "The Relations Between Presi-
dent Taft and Colonel Roosevelt.
Both magazines one year for 1890.
VIM. PATTERSON, Agent,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert
Ragland, Of Tennessee street, Thurs
day, April the 4th, a bright-eyed baby
girl weighing II IL pounds. She
was christened Mildred Louise. Both
parents are very jubilant over the
event
Up-to-date Millinery at Mrs Mabel
Overton's store. Ready-to-wear hats
from 25 cents up. Willow plumes
dyed and curled. Old mats cleaned,
blocked, dyed and retrimmed. LOG
Woodland street. Phone Main 1884.
Miss Sarah Whitaker and Mrs.
Lucy Whitaker, of Indianapolis, Ind,
and Miss Birdie Whitaker, of Brans-
ford, are visiting Mrs. Lou Whitaker,
at 524 Lischey avenue.
Forty-fve-inch wide white India
lawn, 10 cents per yard at ]. H. Fore
mans, 18th avenue and Jefferson
(Matison's old stand).
Mrs. and Miss Jackson, of 1906
Pearl street, entertained Miss Emma
Saterfeld, a student at Fisk Univer-
sity and Miss Nettie Gentry, of Dick
son, Tenn, Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Afford Erwin, 1414 Phillips
street, is very i'll.
You had better take time on the
26th and 9th to see the performance
of the Swatiska Dramatic Company at
the Majestic. Every performer is a
star of the brightest magnitude.
THE Hearts Of Men" will be the bill.
Prices IS, Is and 35 cents.
! Master Arnett Hawkins, Of FIJI
tenth avenue, North, is back home
after spending two weeks in Chatta-
nooga,
Mrs. Mamie Fisher. who is i'll at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. E. W..
Haywood, 80 North Hill street, is not
any better,
The home of Mrs. sallie Wimms
was destroyed by fire Tuesday night,
April 90.
A number Of friends were enter
Itained at the home of Miss Lula
Shelby, 7O1 williams street, East
Nashville, April 29rd. Music and
dancing were the features OF the eve
ming, after which an ice course was
served. Those present were Misses
Lena Bush, Paulene Dunlap, Stella
Holland and Lula Shelby, Messrs.
Erwin Johnson, James Lloyd, Ed. Per-
kins, Obe Jennings, Fred Douglass,
James Johnson and John Anderson.
| The remains Of Mr.. VIM. T. Wilson
will be inferred at Greenwood Gene
terry Sunday, April 2Sth, at 2 o'clock
DR. W. f. Moore, a graduate of the
medical class Of 1912, and wife len
!, last Wednesday for Atlanta, Ca
where he will take the State Board
examination Miss Moore was form
Z erly Miss Carrie ]. Joyce Of this
city.