The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-07-12
MlQdi,S Note Book.

Mr. Robert H. Edmondson. The
club was cal ed to order at $3.50
o'clock and the usual business en-,
tered into Eleven members we're
present, and fifteen visitors. The
club meetings are very interesting
and continue to grow. The follow
ing new names were enrolled.
Messrs. Abraham Grigsby, Ewing
Anderson, Arthur Acklin and Ewing
Hamilton
On Ju the 18th the club will be
entertained by Mr., William Baugh,
at 1915 Grundy street All members
are requested to be present.
Visitor Honored.
Mrs. M. L. Burke, of 1871 Eleventh
avenue, South, entertained last even
ing at supper in honor of Mrs Emma
Reed Cults, of Pueblo Col.
The spacious dining-room was be-
decked with pctted ferns and choice
cut flowers, which added splendor to
the occasion.
Those present We're. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. B. Reed, Miss Maggie Reed
Samella Anderson, Master Fred
Reed, Jr., and Mr. Shannon.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Fannie Clayborne had at her
home, sos Quarry street, Thursday
evening, June 9th, at 1880 oc ock,
a birthday party for her son, Ferdi-
nand There were many children
present. Games were the features
of the evening; after which delici-
Gus ice course was served. Many
presents were received.
= a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bright Entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ]. Bright
gave a reception on Wednesday even
ing, July Bird, in honor of the mar
riage of their daughter, Lillian Au-
gusta, to Mr.. VIM d. London.
For the occasion the Bright home
was prettily decorated with stands
of palms, ferns and pink and white
sweet peas. On the arrival of the
guests delicious frappe was served
by Misses Leola, Georgia and Jen.
Meta Bright, sisters of the bride.
In the dining room color tone OF
pink and white was effectively car
ried out in the decorations and ices
The table was covered with hand
= some Battenberg cover over pink
, and had for it's centra' ornament q
large vase filled with pink and white
sweet peas, bordered by a PLAGUE OF
ferns and sweet peas. Bon Dor
dishes filled with pink and H., e
mints. and four silver candle stick:
holding pink candles, with pierced
| silver shades over pink silk were
placed around the table. Seated a
each end of the table were Misses
Harriet E. Caruthers and Minnie M
Hunter who dispensed ices anC
cakes, assisted by Misses Lillian
Badger, Blanche Randals, Lille anC
Fannie Banks and Mrs. R. T. Wealth
erby.
, During the evening two songs were
r sung, ITO the end of the world will
, you" by Miss Helena Lowe, ant
Because" by Mrs. H. A. Cameron
Mrs. Bright was assisted in receiv
ing by Miss Sophia Jackson anC
B Mrs. H. A. Cameron. The registe
! was kept by Miss Emma j. Terry.
: The bride was lovely in a gown O
5 white satin draped with lace, ant
f carried an arm bouquet of brida
t roses. A spray of valley lilies wa
worn IN the hair, and her only orna
1 ment was sitting of pearls loope
0 around the neck
= For several years the bride ha
been an efficient teacher in the cit
/. schools, prominent worker in tn
Y Clark Memorial Church, of which sh
s is a member, and a prominent men
Der of the H. T. G. M. Club. Afte
: July goth, Mr.. and Mrs. London wi
l. be at home in Detroit, Mich
4" Forget-Me-Not Art Club.
d Mrs. Jordan Hughes entertained a
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