The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-03-15

ilton, Jasper Phillips and Sam Black
well. An orchestra furnished beauu-
full music during the evening while
the merry party tripped the fantastic
toe. Tie club is composed of the
following young ladies': Misses Lady
Emma Phillips, president: Hattie
Hodgkins, secretary; Dewitt Shorter,
Eugenia Crosthwait, Nita Scott, Mi
randa Winter, Jennie Noer, Lucy Phil
lips, Lottte Phillips, Roberta Walker.
Edwina Smith and Octavia Coffee.
The following young ladies are out of
the city, but the club is proud to re-
tain their membership: Misses Bea-
trice Wa ker, Clara Hodgkins, Lizzie
A len, Mabel Scott and Ethe, Jordan.
Mrs. John Cheatham, of 1902 Ire
mont avenue, had a luncheon Monday
evening at the residence of her
daughter Mrs. Ed Ward, OF 2O9 Eight
eenIh ayenra, North. Those present
were Mrs. Willie Moore, Mrs. Ida
Jackson, Mrs. Thos. Haywood, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. john Chatham At five
o'clock frappe, wine and sandwiches
were served roasts and games were
the features of the evening All
seemed to have had a delightful time.
Pastor Surprised.
The surprise of the pastor and wife
of Mt. Bethel Baptist Church aft
er the Wind had ceased, to find their
dining table laden with many good
things, Is beyond expression. Those
who participated in the storm were
Messrs. Ben Rucker, John chatham,
Major Woods, Levi Hart, Ed
America Ellison, Susie Hudson and
Jennie Mercie.
Six O'Clock Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Smiley were
host and hostess Of a six o'clock din
ner at their home, 1908 Jefferson
street Thursday, March 7, in honor
Of their aunt, Miss Sara Stevenson,
and also Rev. and Mrs. ] w. Rich
mond, pastor of Braden Memorial
Church.
Mt. Olive Ladies' Auxiliary.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Mt. Olive
Baptist Church met with their usual
GOOD attendance Monday afternoon,
March IL.
The meeting convened at $3.50 p. m.
The proceedings were unusually in
terestlng Receipts for the evening
amounted to S1S6. Mrs. Pride, the
president, an dthe other officers all ex-
pressed themselves as highly p!easd
with the outlook
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X. Y. z, Etc. Bunch.
The first meeting of the X. Y. q.
Etc. Bunch was with Miss Octayia
Coffey Oh State street, March s, from
to $50 p. M, and was in the form
OF st. Patricks Party" A "St
Patrick's fishing contest was the
source Ct much enjoyment Miss Ro-
berta Walker and Miss Hattie Hodg-
kins We're the successful contestants
for the first and second prizes, the
first falling to Miss Walker and the
second 10 Miss Hodgkins. A pretty
little menu consisting of cake with
apple chantilly and lime drops was
served by the hostess from table
decorated with green candles. Sham
rock favors bearing the name of each
guest we're an attractive feature
Those present were Misses frankie
Caldwell, Hattie Hodgkins. Anita
Scott, Roberta Walker, Edwina Smith,
Octavia Coffey, Messrs. D. Wesley
Crutcher, DR.. L. E. Walker and Chas.
Ferguson, This cbunch of fun-makers
is composed of eight charming young
ladies and an equal number Of gal
liant young men.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Mt. Olive
Baptist Church held their regular
weekly meeting March 4th with much
interest manifested, Receipts for the
evening. $3.50. Sister NJ, Pride, Pres
ident
SIS
Mrs. Walter Foster Long Entertans.
Mrs. Walter Foster Long enter
tanned at tea Wednesday evening at
her residence, 1888 10 Johnston ave-
nue., in honor of Miss Harriet L. Wal
dridgge, of Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Long
was assisted by her sisters, Mrs. Wal
ter Had'ey, Mrs. Berry Willow and
Mrs. Thomas Edmond Work. In the
dining-room the round table was COW
cred with a beautiful lace cover over
pink. In the center of the table was
a large brass jardiniere filled with
carnations.
At one end of the table tea was
served from a pink china and silver
tea service by Mrs Phil. Douglass
and Albert w. Cheatham, Jr., Choco-
late was served by Mesdames Hum
phrey Bowling, Andrew Hollinsworth
and Miss Minnie Dickerson from
Japanese chocolate service. Heart
and crescent shaped sandwiches were
also served from a beautifully deco
rated table in the hail. eggnog and
fruit cake were dispensed by Misses
Georgia Lewis and Effie Hadley A
musical program was rendered dur
ing the evening. Mr.. Clarence Irons,
and Miss Mary Walker presided at