The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19

MUSIC was rendered Dy MISS N. M.
Brooks, Messrs. Whitaker and Har-
garves.
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Among the events of South Nash
vile Sunday was the birthday party
of little Cordelia Adelaide Floyd, the
four-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Henry Floyd, of S2S Fairmont
street Their coy little home was
made bright and shining for the oc-
casion At four o'clock promptly the
little guests began to arrive and soon
the home was made to ring with the
happy and merry little voices and the
yard looked like pretty white butter
fly garden of the neatly dressed chill
dren darting here and there. In the
dining-room long table was pre-
pared, in the center of which stood
the birthday cake with four little
candles which were lighted as the
little ones filed in around the table
The fragrant odor of lilies of the
spring shed their perfume over the
festive board and the happy faces Of
the little ones were a sight to glad
den any heart. Soon the birthday
cake representing the four shining
years in the life of the little hostess
vanished; ice cream, candies and
fruit followed the same, which the
little ones seemed to enjoy most.
Many useful and pretty presents
were received. Among the guests
were the following children: Misses
Corinne Buchanan, Willie Mai An
drew, Hazel Alexine Andrews, Ethel
Lee Andrews, Florence Winstead,
Dora Buford, Alberta Carter, Esther
Burks, Pansy Bains, Masters w. M.
Buford, Prichard Bailey, William T.
Ensley, Robert Lee Bryant and Ad-
rian Brown.
w. E.P. CLUB.
Mr.. Manuel Gibbs entertained the
w. E. p Club at the home of Mr.
Charles Powell, 304 Clay street, April
9th. The meeting was presided over
by the president, after the roll was
called, and each member responded
with quotation and dues. After the
transaction of business, games and
other amusements were enjoyed. AT
late hour ices with cake were served
The club adjourned to meet at the
home of Miss Mamie Guild. COG Syl
van street, April oath. All members
are urged to be present and engage
in the discussion, Resolved, That
Woman's Love Is Greater Than
Mans" The visiting guests were
Messrs. Williams and Greer. Both
made excellent remarks. The reason
for changing date of meeting on &C
count of doctors commencement.
Special accommodations for six
thousand have been made at the
Auditorium Sunday afternoon to hear
the two hundred voices in a sacred
cantata and chorus.
Y, M. L. c.
The Young Mems Literary Clut
enjoyed an excellent meeting last Mon
day evening. The program was the
main feature Of the evening and the
participants displayed the same rare
ability that Is characteristic of the
members making up the membership
of the club. The main topic o. dis
cussion was lead by Messrs Douglas!
and Anderson, subject, "a little sparl
kindles large fire If properly fed.
Both speakers pursued a differen
course which were ably handled anC
well observed.
The following program was render
ed:
. MuSlC .sss'.s, ss...ss.' OluI
Discussion "a little spark kindles {
large fire If properly fed" Messrs
Douglass and Anderson.
Solo ........ H. Jordan StockarC
Essay-"Aids to Success" .....
...... ........ ......E. IL. Pruet
> song ........,..,..,.. Clul
Essay-"Higher,". e. D. Winston
The Marchae Mel Art Club.
The Marchael Mel Art Club met a
the residence of Mrs. A. A. Bennett
721 IL Smiley street. The meeting
was opened with Mrs, S. e. Turnel
presiding. After the regular bust
ness session, plans were laid to rati