The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-08
MilQdi,S Note Book.

games and dancing were the chief
features, and at a late hour ices and
cake were enjoyed. Those compos-
ing the merry party, beside the hon
orees, we're: Misses Geneva Bender,
Sadie Wilson, Vannoy Webster, Fan
ME Watkins, Evalena Barnes, Eddie
Franklin, Tessie Barnette, Addie Al
lison, Sadie Watkins, Mamie Mai
Brooks, Mesdames Will McGavock,
Jennie Duncan and Cretia Young;
Messrs. Ira Davis, Oliver Hambrick,
Rubbie Richardson, Dave Alexander,
Frank Johnson, Herman Matthew, Ru-
fus Duncan, Willie Bell and John
Brown.
In Honor of Miss Medora Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ewing enter
tained in honor of Miss Medora Bry-
ants birthday. Music and games
we're enjoyed, after which a four
course menu was served by Miss Lii
lie Ewing, assisted by Mrs. Bryant.
Many beautiful and valuable pres
ents were received.
$50
New Haven Literary and Social Club.
The New Haven Literary and So
cial Club entertained October 81,
with a Halloween mask party, at the
residence of Miss Fannie Belle Nc
Forrest, of Shankland street. The
decorations were pumpkin vines, corn
sheaves and bouquets of yellow
chrysanthemums and American beau.
ty roses. The features Of the even
ing were dancing and games. Fruit
frappe was served by Miss Mary
Smith. There were about fifty guests
present.
Elaborate Entertainment.
Mesdames Geo. and Tolliver Paige
of Morrison street, entertained very
deliberately Monday evening in honor
of their sister, Mrs. Ida Watkins. Mu
sic, dancing and games were enjoyed
until a late hour, when a six
course supper was served. After be
ing served the happy crowd was high
ly entertained by the great Southern
Ouartette, composed of Mr.. McGav
ock Paige, Gregory and Ferguson
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. b
| Crump, Mrs. Geneva Mosley, Mrs
Ola Bailey, Mr.. Edward Medling, Miss
Vara Jennings, Mr.. Herself Rollings
Miss Sallie Watkins, of Dallas, Tex
Mrs. Matte G.. Mosley, Mrs. EasteI
Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter HINES
Mr.. Morris Doak, Mr.. and Mrs. M. w
Bardon, Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Lee. Mu
sic was furnished by Messrs. Herber
and Earl Jones.
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Pleasant Entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Foster gave a de
lightful Halloween affair last weel
for their sister, Miss Florence Eos
ter, at their home, 1909 Scovel street
The usual colors, yellow and black
with other features suggestive for thu
celebration, were the decorations
The dining-table had for its center
piece a cabbage filled with fruits ant
candy, over which hung a huge light
ed pumpkin with spook faces Oh
either side. Cards, music and dan
cling, also a visit by a ghost, were tn
features of the evening. Punch ant
a two-course menu were served. Tn
guests were Misses Goldie Nelson
Ila Settles, Mary Frazier, lnez ant
Ruth English, Mrs. Jno. M. Fleming
jamie Crutcher, Maud Young, SaraI
Mcintyre, Estella Jordan, Oldie Aus
tin. Messrs. Walter Grant and Davi'
Witherspoon, of Fisk University, Otl
ann Rich, Crutcher, Waiter Young
Fellie Jordan, Will Mcintyre and
M. Martin.
Ladies' Domestic Club.
The meeting of the Ladies' .Domes
tic club was held Thursday, Octobe
"a. Although only a few Of the men
bers were present, che meeting wa
quite a c They r engaged /
piecing a silk quilt and making othe
little articles that come before them
After all business was transacted
Mrs. CHINA Stratton, who resides a
1921 Sixth avenue, North, served a
inviting dinner, a th%ree-course menr
including ices, cakes and fruits. Thos
served we're Mesdames l.. Bryant
Charity Terrell, l. j. Edwards, A.
McGavock, R. E. Stratton, Miss MAJ
tina A. Stratton. Next meeting wit
Mrs. r. E. Stratton, 2O14 Eighth aN
enue, North.
Dutch Supper.
Miss Cleveland, of Ewing avenue
South. entertained Mrs. Wilson, G