The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-09-06
MiZddi,S Note Book.

nOiQlnBN DeauJllul bouquet Ol PINK
and white carnations. After a deli
cious and appetizing dinner had been
served, the guests returned to the spa
cious lawn, where the remainder of
the evening was delightfully."- spent.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality
OF Mrs. Morford were Mrs. N. P.
Brown, Misses Hattie and Dorothy
Ciymor, Miss Edna Grace Brown, Mr..
Arthur Morford and little Misses
GLADYS Brown and Annie May Durley.
The Ladies' Guild.
The Ladies' Guild met with Mrs.
Ada Alexander, 619 Fern street. The
meeting was called to order by the
president, Mrs. Fannie Reynolds, with
song and prayer, after which the min
utes of the last meeting were read
and each member responded with
verse from the Bible. There were
present several visitors: Mrs. Boy
sowe, of Springfield, Tenn; Mrs.
James Coffee and Mrs. H. l.. Washing
ton, Mr.. w. l.. McEwen and Miss M.
l.. Bunch. The visitors spoke encour-
agingly of the meeting At he close
Mrs. Alexander served a three-course
menu.
Birthday Celebration.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. H.
Richardson, 1907 Phillips street, was
the scene of another of her brilliant
affairs on Tuesday evening from $3.50
to 1900 p. m. in the form of a birth
day anniversary in honor of Mrs. Rich
ardson, who is the charming hostess
TO so many social functions. Through
out the color scheme of pink and
white was carried out. Cut flowers
and ferns together with much cut
glass, silver and battenberg made a
very brilliant scene amid which 146
guests spent several pleasant hours.
A huge birthday cake in the center of
! the dining-room table was greatly ad-
mired. Mrs. Irene d. Robinson and
Miss Alice D. Key presided at the
] punch bowl After several hours of
friendly intercourse an elaborate
ice-course was served. Mrs Rich
ardson was the recipient of ITO val
. liable and handsome presents, among
}. which was battenburg, cut glass, jew
elry, china and flowers. Presents
were also received from friends in St
> Louis, Mo-, Franklin, KY, New York
! City, Louisville, KY, and Murfrees
boro, Tenn Mrs. Geo, Beckton anC
i. Miss Teresa Robinson assisted Mrs
e Richardson in receiving.
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The Ladies' Aid Club.
The Ladies Aid Club met at the res
= idence of Mrs J. B. Carey, 900 Nortl
~ Seventh street, August 25. The meet
ing was opened IN the usual manner
After business the ladies were servet
al to a delicious ice course, after whicl
r the meeting adjourned to meet mex
n. with Mrs. Rufus Cage, on Georgi
street.
a At Home.
ry One of the most delightful entel
tainments given for Nashvillians visi
ing ST. Louis was an "at home" b
-, Mrs. Luetha Busby-Brown for he
- house guest Miss Mamie B. Allison
= Friday evening, August %.
!. The home, which is so well adap
-, -, ed to social functions was a thing
% beauty. The color scheme of pin
~ and white was carried out entirel
~ Pink and white sweet peas were
profusion The receiving party i
80 GLIDING Miss Allison, Mrs. A. Hank
% Bailey and Mrs. Brown, stood in IL
,n reception-hall under large arc fro
~ which were suspended pink rosebud
-. The same feature was noticeable
w. the parlor, dining-room and ball-rool
"a where the chandeliers were SO artist
W ally decorated with sweet peas. TT
table had for it's center battenbu
square over which was placed thr
tiny baskets filled with pinkand viii
5h- miuts.
'ty Progressive whist was played lat
le' on. Scores were kept by Miss Al
sd son and Dr. E. S. Bailey. The con-
M lation fell to Mr.. Paul McGree.
es- cut between Miss Daisy B. Colem
Dtt' and Miss Mary Bro"ur the ne
III prize went to Miss Coleman. DR..
IN, 4 Cenrge received TIC BOBBY. At t
lth clos, y. tt cane menu Oh t.
ter courses was served. The guests we
liel Misses 7 arnie B. Allison, of Nashvil
les Tenn; Frebella Agee, Brucie N
die Ewing, Louella Mayberry, Daisy
hip Coleman, Mary Broomer, Lillian CT
enu Mesdames A. Hankle-Bailey, j
ted King. Mayme Woods, Jennie Thon
son, Vlrgie Willis, DR.. c. A. Geor
Mr.. Paul McCree DR.. Jas. Hurt,
Albert Duncan, Mr. Jas. King, DIR.
ter, G.. Byrd, DR.. e. s. Bailey, Dr. And
,lty son, w. Cheatham, Mr.. Robt. Kenne
uis, 80
the Afternoon Luncheon.
III ar Mrs. Matte D. Walker-Dodson 81
y an afternoon luncheon at her hol
,,N, 511 Twenty-first avenue, North, CT
40 plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
un' Slower and Miss Mallie jenkins,
'ii'' Chicago. She was assisted in serv
by her mother, Mrs. Anna Wall
The house was beautifully decora
for the occasion. Those present W
en- Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Slower, M
son Halle Jenkins, Misses Annie n
Mrs. Terry Harriet Ewing, Naomi LII
ping Mrs. Eugenia Walker Without and
'usi- Searcy. A three-course menu
med served.
cling $50
re d Delightful Outing.
80 The G. W. l. Club entertaine'