The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-09-06
CitD Items.

Our new shoes for the fall are ar
irving daily. The best makes of all .
solid leather; latest styles, newest toe
can fit the father the mother, the son
and the daughter better and cheaper
than elsewhere at j. H. Foreman's,
18th and Jefferson.
Mrs. J, H. Kelly, Jr.. of 1892 Hell
man street, continues quite i'll with
an attack of malaria fever.
J. A. Mcmillan, M. s., M. D., has
been chosen Professor of Gynaecoloy
at Meharry Medical College to sue
coed the late DR.. R. F. Boyd DR..
Mcmillan will assume the duties evil
dent to that chair at Meharry next
session.
Mrs. John Pride of 9O6 Sth Ave-,
has returned from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Long have re-
turned from Cedar Hill where they
were called by the death of their IA
Their, Mr. James Long.
Mrs. Walter N. Hadley, of 100 Four
teenth Avenue, North, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is still confined
w llCl DCu'
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Pillow have re-
the guests of Mrs. Mary Ewing and
turned form St. Louis. They were
Mr.. w. G. Gordon.
Mrs. Annie B. Embery, of 507 Sixth
Avenue, South, who has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks is able
to be out again
All the newest shades in silk pop
lin patterns, Soissettes, Suitings anC
Satin de Lux, 25c per yard at j. H
Foreman's, 18th Avenue and Jeffer
son. Come and see our line before
going elsewhere.
Miss Lonise Lyles has returned t
her home. GAINESVILLE, after a weeks
visit with relatives here She was
to be entertained by her friend, Miss
Hattie Spurlock, but was called home
sooner than expected.
Miss Annie Phillips is in Murfrees
boro with her parents
, Mr.. Walter Stevenson, of Bowling
+ Green, KY. and King David Steven
\ son, of Frankfort, KY, was in the cit
$ last week to attend the funeral o
e their father, Mr.. William Stevenson.
:. Mrs. NJ. L. Gordon, of Memphi;
+ spent few days last week with he
S parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. c. White o
:. 707 Sixth Avenue, South.
7, Mrs. Eiustus White, of 1415 Jackso
It street. delightfully."- entertained her si'
/. ter. Mrs. Minnie Lee Gordon, of Men
t phis last Thursday with most elabt
IS rate dinner After dinner had bee
5. served the party left for the train o
1, which Mrs. Gordon departed for hom'
q Mr.. VIM. S. Nelson left Sunda
" morning, September LIST for Tuskege
:, Normal and Industrial Institute, Tu
,, kegee, Ala, where he will resume h
- work.
s. Mr.. and Mrs, Kitrell and Mrs. WI
h liams and daughter of Memphis, wei
IS the house guest of Mr., and Mrs. A
n lison of 2O15 Jefferson street la
l." week
IN Miss Mamie B. Allison has return(
to the city after spending sever
lg weeks in st. Louis, Mo-, as the que
OF of Mrs. Luetha Bushby-Brown, of Az
81 st. Ferdinand avenue.
~ New line of Fall dress goods jul
,s- received at popular prices at j.
" Foreman 18th Avenue and Jefferson
Is, Miss Ruth Allison is at hon
Fl. again after quite a pleasant time
Il, Mt. Pleasant. She was given a moo
", light picnic by the ladies.
yl- Miss Ruth B. Allison made a she
r., stop in Columbia en- route home.
an in Columbia en- route home
Mrs. Martilla Harris entertainn
with and elaborate dinner of sever
courses from 3 to 4:90 o'clock. He
he honored guests we're Mrs. Nal
In Caldwell and daughter, Queenie NJ
nd Antesberry, Miss Minnie Dixson, \
ct and Mrs. E. B. Looper and two sol
ng ElvinAlmage and Eolusmcfay Loop
KS The decorations were many and bei
cn tiful.
rs Mr.. VIM. e. Warren and fama
as formerly of this city, but now
IN Chicago, are visiting his wife's mo
"a err. Mrs Sam Ealdns, at Belle Mea
on a and her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Boyd, of II
,t+ 10 JOHNSON street
q Mrs. c. w. Brown and daught
~ Cereula have returned home aft
20 20 having spent delightful two wee
NJ in Clarksville, Tenn.