The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-10-11

residence Of DR.. Drake, where a re
ception was given. On Thursday nignt
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mitchell enter
tanned with an eight o'clock dinner at
their beautiful home on Dawson STREET.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Baere. Mr.. w.
H. Mitchell has just wound up his 31st
year as a letter carrier in San Antonio
Post Office, where Rev. Boyd was
formerly employed. Earl Friday
morning, a Mexican luncheon was
served them by Mr.. ana Mrs. H. j..
Ellis, which was styled "All the way
through Mexico" everything from the
hot tamales to the choicest dish in
Mexico being served. On Friday night
a banquet was given at the 3. and B,
Hall on Dawson street in honor of
Rev. Boyd by friends and members if
the Old Idlewild Club and members
of the Emancipation Celebration Com
mittee. For ten years, Rev! Boyd was
president of the club and for three
years president of the Celebration
Committee. Saturday morning at five
o'clock they left for Smithville At
S%mithville, the party was met by DR..
and Mrs. C. A. Adams in their new
1913 model auto and entertained dur.
ing their stay of Saturday evening and
Sunday. Rev. Boyd spoke twice Sun
day at the Baptist Church pastured
by Rev. McGrigg. They left Smith
vile at II: 80 for Austin, Texas by way
of Granger.
On reaching Austin, it was found
that the Metoka and Galeda Union haG
arranged every detail for their enter
tainment. Although the train reached
the station at 5 a. m, a carriage was
in waiting and they were taken to
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Darlington. At ten o'clock breakfast
a served and then DR.. L. L. Camp
bell, acting for the Union, took them
In charge and drove them throughout
the city. They visited the st. John
Orphanage, a magnificent f~our-story
white building located on 800 acres
of the best farm land of that section,
owned by the association Of which DR..
Campbell is moderator and it is said
that they will get fifty bales of cotton
this year. They visited the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Institute, and were
served to luncheon by the superinten-
dent, Prof. Stewart, a member of the
faculty of this institute, having visited
NachutlIo nr attended, onnaA nf tho
schools. The entire day was spent
seeing the capital city of the Lone
Star State. At six o'clock, a reception
was given at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Ross by the Galeda and Me-
tokas, a siX-coufse menu being served.
The guests and representatives Of
these two Sunday-school classes were
Rev. and Mrs. Henry A. Boyd, Katie
A. Boyd, r. H. Boyd, 3rd, Rev. j. DAY.
export Bushell, of Nashville, Revs. l..
L. Campbell, J. B. Fuller, Mr.. N. w.
L. Campbell, j. B. Hull, VIM Haynes
and T. Chanler, Profs. L. G. Anderson
and W. H. Fuller, Mr.. N. w. Rhambo,
Hon. ]. f. Dawkins and DR.. w. H.
Crawford, Mesdames L. L. Campbell,
L. c. Anderson, VIM. Ross, M. Caring
ton, Geo. Harrison, M. A. B. Smith, Adj
die Johns, H. Randall, Eva Harold,
Martha Sscakles, Anna Shckles, w. H.
Crawford, d. L. McQuerter, Misses
G. Schultz, Corine Darlington, Argyle
Lee Randall and L. Larsha. 1t was
eight o'clock before the reception was
over, and then came the big display
at the Ebenezer Baptist Church on
Robinson Hill where Rev. Boyd de-