The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-03-15

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Master Samuel ] .Bryast, Jr., Mrs
Pinkard and son. little Robert Lee
Pinkard, Jr, Mrs. Ester Boyd, Miss
Mamie L. Boyd, Mrs. Ellen C. Patter-
son, Mr.. William Boyd, Mr.. Thomas
Boyd and Miss Villa Kinzer.
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School Of Practical Art and Domestic
Science.
The School Of Practical Art and Do
nestle Science, under the auspices of
The Fist Baptist Qnstitutional)
Church, of East Nashville, is being
conducted at the home of the pastor,
DR.. j. Davenport Bushell Instruc-
ton in domestic science, millinery
stenography plain sewing, dress
making, elocution, English and music
is given. The teachers are Mesdames
j. d. Bushell and Nellie Young, SUI
perintended by DR.. Bushell.
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Buffet Dinner.
Miss Maggie Turner entertained
with buffet dinner, given in honor of
Mr.. Chas. F. Billiard, Monday. March
4, at her home, 7OS Georgia street.
The occasion was Mr.. Billiards. birth
day. The guests assembled in the
beautifully-decorated parlor at an
early hour and were highly enter
tanned by Miss Geneva Bender.
whose musical talent has already won
much admiration and praise from the
music lovers of Nashville, after which
the guests went into the dining-room,
where an elaborate four-course dinner
was served. The parlor was deco
rated with La France roses and pot
ted plants. In the dining-room pink
carnations were used. Miss Turner
was assisted in receiving by Mes.
DANES Rufus Cage and LII. Rowan.
Those present We're Misses Geneva
Bender, Anna Matthews. Elizabeth
Frye. Eudora Mcclellan, Richie Ride
out, Mrs L. l.. Rowan, Daniel Bats.
Mrs. Robert Sumner Messrs. Chas.
Powell, Alfred Drone, C. F. Williams,
Dave Boxley, John Brown, Jr., Robert
Sumner, L. A. Rowan, Manuel Gibbs
and Jno A. Galloway Miss Turner
was gowned in pink Persian silk with
yoke and bands of gold beads. Her
flowers We're white roses. Mrss Cage
was assisted in serving by Mrs. Hat
tie Bender.
The Relief Club
The Relief Club met at the home of
Mrs, Joe Alexander, 900 Fourteenth
avenue, North. The meeting was
quite interesting and highly enjoyed
by all present After the business
was transacted the club was enter
tanned with short programme. Mrs.
Anna Clark made the welcome address
to the visitors. Mrs. Amanda Drake
sang a beautiful solo, ASHES of
Roses" for which she was loudly
applauded. Mrs. Anna Clark sang
Silver Threads, which was also
highly enjoyed. Miss Mary Walker,
the pianist for the evening, rendered
an instrumental solo When the pro-
gramme was ended the guests were
invited into the dining-room, where
a menu Of several courses was served.
Mr.. Alexander spared no pains in
serving the guests. The visitors
were Mesdames Amanda
Drake, Mary Crawford and Miss Mary
Walker.
Calico CotiIion.
The Bachelor Maids enjoyed to the
highest their third annual entertain
ment in the form of Calico Cotillion.
given at Browns Hall. The presi-
dent, Miss Lady Emma Phillips, spared
no pains in making the evening one of
mirth and enjoyment. The hall was
decorated in red and yellow and
Beauty roses. All of the
girls wore calico dresses, and the
young men selected their partners for
the coalition from ties to match the
girls dresses. The club colors were
also carried out in the menu. The
chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Johnson, DR.. and Mrs E. B. Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N Langston, DR.. and
Mrs. j. A. Napier, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Childress. The guest list included
Mrs. Myrtle Harris Moore, of Macon,
Ca; Misses Sophia Overstreet.
Blanche Atwood, Laura Stump, Vashti
Lille Banks, Miss Hunt,
Messrs. VIM. Saunders, d. Wesley
Crutcher, Ferdinand Bradford, Leon
Frank Johnson, Frank Smith,
Jr, Chas Greer ]. B. Darden, Lynn
Taylor, E, A. Bailey, Malcolm King,
2. NJ. Marshall, Harrison Robinson, T.
Finnis l, H. Blueford, Jas, Agile, R. T.
Chas. Ferguson, Jas. Ham