The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-03-22
MilQdi,S Nate Book.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Paulena Dunlap Wednesday evening,
March s. Dancing and games were
features of the evening until a late
hour, after which the club was served
with ices. The next meeting will be
at the residence of Miss Mary McCul-
Tough, 730 Winter street.
In Honor Of Mrs. Hugh c. Hill, Of Chi
cage, and Mr.. 3. T. Ledbetter, of
Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Kelly, Of 719
Sixth avenue, South, entertained with
a six-o'clock dinner on Wednesday
evening. March 18th, in honor of Mrs.
Hugh c. Hill, of Chicago, Ill.,, who is
on a visit to relatives here, and Mr..
B. F. Ledbetter, Of Mississippi, who is
here attending the Meharry Medical
College. There were present besides
the host and hostess and guests of
honor, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Robertson,
Mrs. Eldridge Gordon, of Memphis,
Miss Leonora B. Kelly, Mr.. Irwin C.
Brown and Mr.. Alonzo NJ Kelly, Jr.,
who recently returned from the South
to join the family here Mrs. Kelly's
costume was grey silk, with waist
hand-embroidered Mrs. Hill was at
tired in black messaline embroidered;
Mrs. Robertson, grey satin waist en-
broidered in black; Mrs. Gordon, pea
green messaline with red trimmings;
Miss Kelly, blue silk with red trim
mings. After dinner the remainder
Of the evening was spent in pleasant
conversation and card-playing. Aft
er which, with reluctance each guest
departed
Or. Smiths Anniversary Celebration.
DR.. f. G.. Smith entertained lim-
tied number of friends at his beauti.
full home on Fourteenth avenue,
North, Saturday evening, March 9th.
The hours were from 1880 to IL p. m.
The occasion was his 46th birthday.
Every year, so sure as the 9th of
March comes, just so certain will
there be a summons from DR.. Smith,
and the friends have always gotten
so much enjoyment out Of DR.. Smiths
anniversary celebration that 1t is
now known as the Annual Stag"
back. For this occasion a color
DR.. Smith says that he has reached
his natural age and is now going
scheme Of yellow was beautifully car
ried out. The decorations were JON
quils and yellow candles. Pretty place
cards with sentiment fitted to each In
dividual were attractive. A five-course
menu of cream tomato soup, escal-
loped chicken, creamed peas, French
fried potatoes, coffee, nut salad, char
lotte Russo and cake, wine, cigars
was daintily prepared by Miss Edwina
Smith. Miss Smith is a gradu-
ate of the Pratt Institute, Brook
Ign, New York, from the Do
nestle Science and Art Depart
ment. She has been elected to teach
the same branches in the new State
Normal Miss Smiths ability as Gu
linary artist was demonstrated on
this occasion to the delight of all.
The guests present were Drs. G. V.
Roman, A. M. Townsend, ]. A. Napier,
]. H. Hale, R. H. Voorhees,, E. B. JEFF
ferson, G. o. Hadley, S. H. Brown,
G.. H. Bandy, Geo. Moore, DR.. F. G.
Smith, Messrs M. Boutte, F. G. Smith,
Jr., Malcolm King, G. N. Langston
and Mr. Chester, of Houston, Texas;
Prof. w. j. Hale and Hon. ]. c. Ma
pier, Register of the u S. Treasury.
The Ladies' A. M. e. Union No. l..
The Ladies A. M. E. Union met at
the residence of Mrs. Sarah Dunlap
March list, with the president, Mrs.
H. A. Thompson, in the chair. After
going through the routine of business,
we listened to beautiful paper by
Mrs. A. w. Brown, subject, What
shall we do for our boys? The paper
was discussed by all present, after
which the ladies enjoyed delightful
ice course. All expressed themselves
as having spent pleasant evening
land adjourned to meet the first Fri
Llday in April at the residence of Mrs.
PG. L. Jackson, TOT Lea avenue.
$50
Fleurde-Lis Club.
Mrs. N. H. Plus was hostess, Thurs
day afternoon, March 7th, of an en-
joyable meeting of The Fleur-de-Lis
Club. The meeting was opened with
prayer offered by Mrs. A. N. John
Bson. The roll call was responded to
with items of current interest by the
members present Mrs. A. N. John
son read a paper on George Washing
ton as President, which showed
that much care and thought had been
given the subject, and combined with
her clever handling, made the paper
one of unusual interest. At the
close Of the programme a delicious
salad course was served.
Besides the club members present
the additional guests were: Mes
danes Wilson, ]. d. Ballentyne, A.
G, w. Sango and W. S. Thompson.
The club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. ]. B, Singleton. March 21st
HeIiotrope Circle.
The Heliotrope Circlemet at the
home OF the vice-president, Mrs. w.
P. Phillips, 1908 Second avenue,
South The roll was called, the
ladies responding with quotations.
officers were elected for the new
year. Mrs. ]. H. Kelly, Jr, Presi-
dent. Mrs. Aaron DOdd Woo preai