The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-09-13
MHddi,s Note Book.

arranged for the occasion. In the
dining-room the table was a picture
of beauty with it's snow white linen,
Battenberg, cut glass and silver. The
guests were served an elaborate five
course menu. Those to enjoy the
hospitality were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Randall, Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Shelby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Britain, MI. and Mrs. Young, Miss
E. Martin and Mrs. McGavock.
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Luncheon.
Mrs. Smitherson served lunch in
her lovely home for Misses Amanda
Frierson, Hattie Spurlock, Victoria
Crozett and Mr.. Will Frierson. Card
games were enjoyed until late hour.
Mrs. Ella Carter Entertained.
Mrs. Ella Carter, of 507 Lischey
avenue, entertained at dinner in hon
or of her daughter and son, Mrs. Sam
uel Carter Gill of Chicago, and Mr..
Frank Carter of Evansville, Ind Those
present were: Mrs. Emma Hall of
Chattanooga, Mrs. Mamie G. Reevely
of Evansville, Ind, Mrs. Henrietta
Gill, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee of Middles-
boro, KY. Mrs. Samuel Carter Gill
and brother left for their home Tues
day morning. She spent three days
with her brother, then left en- route
for her home in Chicago.
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Entertained at Dinner.
Mrs. Deadly Wilson, of 725 Vernon
street, entertained Mrs. Wiley Rhodes
of Pulaski, at dinner Sunday, Septem-
Der Sth Seated at the table we're:
Mesdames Wiley Rhodes of Pulaski,
Albert Everett, Harrison Rhodes, lit
tie Ruby Pearl Alternately, Master
Harrison Rhodes, Jr., Mr.. Will John
son. The hostess was assisted by
her niece, Miss Hattie Rhodes A
well arranged dinner was served. The
remainder of the evening was spent
in social chat. The guests depart
ed, expressing themselves as being
highly entertained.
$50
An Evening of Pleasure.
Misses Lillian Davidson and Sadie
Harris entertained a number of their
friends at the beautiful and spacious
home of Mrs. Catherine Parks, 1892
Hawkins street. A large number OF
friends were present At late
hour a two-course menu was served
Dancing was the feature of the even
ing. Messrs. George Jackson and
George Hargrave presided at %he
piano. Misses Davidson and Harris
were assisted in receiving by Miss
Mary L. billiard.
Mrs. Washington Entertains.
On Tuesday evening last from
to o'clock the mothers of Pleasant
Green Baptist Church successfully
conducted a doll clothes repairing con
test; two prizes being offered to the
two neatest pieces of workmanship
Mrs. Sophia Bains received the frs
prize and the second prize was award
ed to the next best Mrs. PaZelle. AT
ter the contest they were served tt
: delicious refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington entertain
, ed the Galeda and Metoka Classes O
Pleasant Green Baptist Church Sun
. day-school. A musical program wa:
rendered and enjoyed to the utmost
after which the guests assembled
: around an appropriately decorated ia
BILE laden with palatable delicatessen'
of numerous descriptions, all of which
, disappeared in due time, and ther
all left for their homes, we'll filled
, with memories (and other things) o
, that grand occasion.
Reception to Metokas and GaIedas.
The Metokas and Galedas of Nash
vile were entertained at a reception
given by the Metoka and Galeds
Auxiliary of Pleasant Green Baptisi
Church Sunday-school on last Friday
! night at their church on Jefferson
street. While the affair was of {
religious nature, being gwen to inspire
more workers in the organized class
movement, it was none the less quite
: a social event. The president of tht
Auxiliary, young Mr. Joe Johnson
: with every member of the Metoka anC
, Galeda class, and the superintendent
8 of the Sunday-school had put thei
souls into the affair, and it holds frs
place among such events A program
: was rendered filled with musica
E treats Addresses were delivered b!
Mrs. N. H. Plus, Revs. R. H. Boyd
J. B. Ridley, Henry A. Boyd, ]. G
Fields, Mr.. s. H. Johnson, Mr.. Thos
W. Anderson, President of the Metoki
Glass of First Baptist Church, anC
: Miss L. U. Chambers. A three course
D., menu was served while the addresses
were being made.
| Greenwood Independent Club.
The Greenwood Independent Clul
held their weekly meeting Tuesday
September 10th, with the president
Mr. Alonzo H. Bowman, of 176 Fill
more street We had to join us Mr.
C. Buchanan. After the business
hours closed dainty refreshments
were served The club adjourned t.
meet with Miss Matte E. Bailey
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