The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19

fly the clubs indebtedness. After an
hour of art work the members were
ushered into the dining-room, beauti-
fully decorated. where they were serv-
ed an elaborate two-course menu
The club was pleased to welcome Mrs
w. Anderson as new member The
club adjourned to meet with Mrs. ].
D. Bushell, April 10Th.
Do not remain at home Sunday af-
ternoon. If you do you will miss
rare treat in store for you. Union
Chorus and Sacred Cantata at the
Ryman Auditorium at 2:SO o'clock.
Azalia Art Club.
The Azalia Art Club met with Mrs.
Cynthia Boyd, Monday, April 18th,
at TIC Sylvan street The president,
Mrs. Thomas Morgan, presided. Each
member responded with a quotation.
The ladies engaged in embroidery
work for an hour. Important bust
ness was discussed, after which an
ice course was served The club adj
journed to meet with Mrs. Anderson
Boyd, May 9Th, at three o'clock
Miss Trummell Entertains.
Miss frankie T. Trummell graceful
ly entertained limited number OF
guests last Friday evening in honor
of Miss Cecilia Scales, Mesdames
Jennie Overton, of Pulaski, and S. E
Linsley, of Murfreesboro, at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, F. H
Trammell, 1915 Cedar street. Dancing
and games were the features of the
evening. Sweet music was furnish
ed by string band. At late houl
a delicious ice course was served
Those present were: Messrs. Willie
Price, Tolbert Wharton, William H
McGavock, Tim Armstrong, Andrew
Thomas, Will Overton, A. Talley, e.
Story Misses Bessie B. Johnson, &c
celia Scales, Hattie B. Ridley, FRANKIE
T. Trammell, Mesdames S. e. Lins
ley, Annie d. Lanier, Malvina Bones
Eta Crutcher and Jennie Overton.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Perkins, o
6O3 Lea avenue, entertained at lunch
con on last Monday in honor of d.
H. A. Turner, of Camden, Ark. Thos
present were: Dr. and Mrs. j. W
Russell, Miss Amanda Perkins, AM
Mr. J. Frank Perkins.
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National Cooperating Club.
The National Cooperating club |
creating interest in Washington, I
G. President January received
letter from a Harvard University stu
dent stating that he will join tn
club after the close of the presen
term Of school
Misses Miller and Merrill Entertain
Misses Fuchsia Miller and Mary Me-
rill were the hostesses Friday ever
ing of a prettily appointed dance giV
en- at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. "
L. Miller, 1901 Jefferson street.
large number of friends of the popI
lar hostesses enjoyed the dance in
mensely The Miller, home which
both spacious and beautiful, is attrat
lively arranged for occasions of thi
nature. The two parlors thrown int
one, were decorated with potte
plants, carnations and hyacinths. A
orchestra of several pieces played 70
the dancers. During the intermi'
sions frappe was dispensed. An ic
course was served in the dining
room, where the table was prettil
decorated with carnations. Misse
Miller and Merrill were assisted i
entertaining by Mrs. Geo. Moore. TIL
guests for the evening numbered 81
The Mohicans.
The Mohicans held their regula
meeting Thursday evening at tn
home of Mr.. G. T. Harwell, 719 Je
, ferson street. The club is maxim
wonderful progress along literar
lines and for this cause is fast b
coming one of Nashville's most POI
! ular clubs. At the meeting Thur
present method felecting Unite
; States Senators is preferable to cleo
| day evening a most interesting d
t bate, subject, Resolved, That tn
ing by popular VOTE was listene
, to- The young men are we'll up
: politics and bid fair to be heard an
5 felt in that world in a few year
3 The affirmative side was well repr
t sented by Messrs. G. N. Perkins an
l R. d. Gordon, while the negative
g were G. S. Davis and H. Linde
4 Several visitors were present an
1 made some interesting remarks.
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Cleopatra Club.
Miss Minnie Townsel was hostes
last Friday evening at the meetlnI
e the Cleopatra Club. The parlor w;
r effectively decorated with profusic
of yellow tulips and jonquils, the clr