The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-05


called and each person responded
with quotation. A very interesting
meeting was held. After business
was transacted the evening was spent
in social affairs. Dainty refresh
ments were served The club ad-
journed to meet April 14th with Mrs
Cynthia Boyd, Sylvan street, at
o'clock.
Centennial Social Club.
Last Sunday evening the young
Misses of East Nashville met at
the home of Miss Bessie NJ Phillips,
on Ramsey street, for the purpose of
organizing social club among them
selves. The club was formed and the
following officers were elected: Miss
Matte Clay, president; Miss Beatrice
Payne, vice president; Miss Myrtle
Johnson, secretary; Miss Cordelia
Cohen, assistant secretary; Miss John
ME L. White, treasurer; Miss Orethia
Stevens, chaplain; Miss Bessie NJ.
Phillips, reporter; Misses Sarah Nc
Cage, Ollie Shorter and Maggie FAX
jns are members. After the organi-
cation and the election was over the
club adjourned to meet Tuesday eve,
4 ming at the home of Miss Johnson at
$50 o'clock.
4 The Domestic Club.
The Domestic Club of North Nash
vile met at the home of Mrs. A. ].
: McGavock, Thursday afternoon at
l 1880 o'clock. An hour was spent
! sewing, after which music was en-.
joyed Miss M. McGavock presided at
the piano. At late hour they were
invited to the dining-room, a which
was beautifully decorated with PINK
carnations and ferns. In the center
of the table was a battenberg piece
and cut.glass vase filled with pink
carnations and ferns. An elaborate
menu was served. Those present
were as follows: Mrs. A. ]. Nc
Gavock, Mrs |. j. Edwards, Mrs. R
B. Mcknight, Mrs. Lewis Bryant
Mrs. r. L. Putnam, Mrs. o. H. STRAIT
ton, Mrs. William Terrell and Mrs
Robert Stratton. The next meetin1
will be with Mrs l. ]. Edwards.
&$+
, Six O'clock Dinner.
3 Mrs. Melvin Hayes entertained Sun
z day evening at her home on Twelfth
= Avenue, North, with beautifully
0 planned dinner to celebrate the birth
z day of her husband. The house wa!
\ prettily lighted and a four-courst
Q menu was served in the dining-room
2 where the floral decoration of the at
; tractively appointed table was a vas
h of carnations and butter cups Seate,
t. at the table were Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
s jor Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Arm
e strong, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes, Mes
l. danes Annie D. Anderson, Esther
[. Powells and Mr.. Phillip Douglass.
o So
:, Birthday Entertainment.
:. Mrs. G. Fl. Bandy entertained las
! Friday afternoon in honor Of her lit
l. tie daughter, Ruth E,lcns birthday
u Like all the entertainments at Mrs
Bandy'S home, this one was brillian
{ and interesting event. The drawing
room was fragrant will clusters G
spring flowers and white and pinl
carnations. The decorations in the
s reception hall were golden rods ant
r ferns. The party was given in TIL
n form of a musical, which brought on
:. the best young talent of Nashville
t Readings, vocal solos, instrumental
). solos and the violin solo that wa
: rendered by little Miss Irene Fran
S els, of South America, were great!
r enjoyed. Miss Ruth Ellen Band!
l. was assisted in receiving her littl
guests by her mother and Mesdame
Carrie W. Brown and F. E. Dawson
r. Misses Seine Peterson and Marie
!. Stockell. The little hostess received
h many beautiful presents.
r Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Reeves Entertain
l. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Reeves enter
j. tanned the Willing Workers Club a
y their residence, Fourteenth avenue
d North, Tuesday night, March 26th
g The meeting was called to order b.
i the president. The opening song
q was Beautiful Robes" Prayer wa
S. offered by Katie Childress Lessor
read, st. John 9th chapter, by Rev
y A. w. Thompson. Fifty-two member
y responded to roll call with a vers
containing the word woman" Their
were six visitors to the club present
y Collection for the evening, 81. TIL
n club was addressed by Miss Lou
retha U. Chambers, asking the LORI
for the good to go on to perfection
IS The hostess then served the club t
e. tempting menu Of chicken croquets
d with green peas served in mushrooms
/ fruit salad, cracker hearts, salmon
salad. chocolate and white ices, de
e licious cakes of red, white and blue
L The walters were Mrs. Florence lie
Smith and Mrs. Sadie Miller. TIL
r club adjourned to meet at the hom
;, of Mr.. Fred Carter, 10 North Eight
It street. East Nashville, Tuesday night
April 2.
Morton-RlVers.
A wedding of much interest wa
e that of Mr.. Richard Morton ant