The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-09-13

/ Tenn, is here visiting his son, Mr..
Julian Sulcer, at the home Of Mrs.
Dollie Webster. Mrs. Ida Pullman, of
/ Columbia, Tenn, made a flying visit
here, visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dollie
Webster, of GIL Fortleth avenue,
West Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Willie
Kimbrough, of Forty-third avenue, is
sick. also Mrs. Sallie Thomas. Miss
Julia Moore has returned from her
tisit to Chicago.
Miss Tennie Ketrell is still on the
sick list at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Ella Moody, of 932 Forty-third avenue,
West Nashville,
Only a few days ago Mr.. and Mrs.
L. e. Vincent, of 1907 A Walnut street,
st. Louis, Mo-, and their little son, l..
e., Jr., left the city for Nashville,
where Mrs. L. E. Vincent will be the
guest of her mother during her ill
ness.
Little LOWE Cantrell, of Springfield,
Tenn, spent two weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Matte Cantrell, Ala
Marks street.
Mrs. Matte Cantrell is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Viola Nolen left Sunday night
for Knoxville Tenn, where she Will
visit friends.
Miss Bette Webster, of Columbia,
spent week with Miss Carrie Over
ton, of North Sixth street. She has
returned home.
Mrs. Joseph Woodfork, of West
Herman street, entertained Miss
Bette Webster, Of Columbia and Miss
Carrie Overton, of North Sixth street.
Mrs. James Hatch, of 1920 Tenth
avenue, South, is visiting Mrs. j. W..
Loving, of Louisville, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Streator enter
tanned at luncheon Sunday. Those
present were Mr., and Mrs. Walter
Pageand daughter, Miss Mary j..
Page, Mrs. j. L. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Franklin, Misses Mamie Guild
and Ollie Ridley and Master Joseph
Knox.
Mrs. Fred Martin and Mrs. Samuel
Streater will leave Friday to attend
the Bedford County Fair and to visit
relatives and friends. They will
spend two or three weeks out OF the
city.
Mr.. Wade Woodfork will make a
trip back to Knoxville, to attend the
Tennessee Deaf and Dumb School
next week. The L. and D. School will
open about September IL, 1912. Nj.
Haynes Terry, who was his classmate,
is working with him at the Hotel Her
mitage.
A number of the delegates Of the
D. M. c. now in session at Atlanta,
| Ga, passed through tine city Saturday
and Sunday nights. Some yere met
by their friends and driven over the
city
Mr.. Ira T. Bryant, Secretary a. M.
E. Sunday-School Union, made fly
ing trip to Georgia's capital this week
party of six others were in the city
Sunday, the guestsof DR.. and Mrs
C. H. Clark. They left Monday morn
ing ON q special Pullman fer points in
Texas.
Rev.J D. Bushell, pastor Of First
Baptist Church, East Nashville, left
the city Monday morning for Houston,
Texas.
Miss Fuschia Miller and Quintard
Miller returned to the city Saturday
after visit to their sister, Mrs. A. H
Booker, Souh Pittsburg, Tenn.
Mrs. A. G. Coombs and daughter
Francesca, have returned to the city
after spending a few days with friends
in Columbia.
Mr.. w. P. Saunders, a senior of Me
harry College, returned to the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. Foster T. Jones, who has been
summering in the mountains Of Vir'
ginia, at Camp Green brier, is home
again, ready for school work.
Rev. C. H. Parrish, of Louisville
KY, passed through here Monday or
his way to Texas He is chairman Of
The Foreign Mission Board.
Among the Kentucky delegates who
joined the Nashville people for Texas