The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17

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/ Imperial Clup.
The Imperial Club met with Mrs
Mary e. Anderson Wednesday after
noon, May Sth. The industrial houl
was spent as usual in doing fancy
work. A brief business session, pre-
sided over by the president, Mrs. ]. l.
VOORHEES,, was held. Roll was called
by the secretary, Mrs. M. E. Anderson
and each member responded with q
quotation and dues. After business
the hostess served the guests deli
cious two-course menu. Then came
the social hour and each left express
ing themselves as having spent a
pleasant afternoon. Club members
present were Mesdames ]. L. Voor
HES, Roy c. Erwin, Lizzie Haddox
Orlando J. VOORHEES,, Robert Morgan
VIM. Smithson, Knox Campbell, Lou
Use Bonds, Robert Nicholson, M. l.
Anderson and H. D. VOORHEES,. Club
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Perry
Bonds, Wednesday, May %.
The Mohicans.
The Mohicans met in their regular
monthly meeting Thursday evening
May 18th, at the home Of the secre.
tary, which is their domicile, except
on special occasions. They carried
out an interesting program containing
a most helpful discussion on current
topics. Much business was trans
acted. One feature of the business
transacted was the perfection of plans
to celebrate their first anniversary
This celebration will take place next
Thursday evening, May 23rd, at the
Young Hotel. The principal speaker
for the occasion will be Rev. w. S.
Ellington, the popular pastor of the
First Baptist Church, Eight avenue,
North. The young men have many
features of interest which will be
presented at this meeting and an
enjoyable time is anticipated.
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Visitors Entertained.
Mesdames Ella Harris and Kath-
crime Williams, Of Chicago w. L. S.
Terris, of ST. Louis; A. L. Pergan, of
Seattle, Wash; Hattie Shepherd. o.
Oklahoma, and Miss Rachel Sewell
were entertained during their stay in
the city by the following friends:
Mrs r. Warren, Miss Dora Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gui'd, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Shelby. They left the
city Tuesday for their respective
ONES.
The Misses Sewell, formerly OF
Nashville. were royalty served break.
fast Sunday morning, May 18th. Bat
tenberg covers were laid for ten, As
1t 10 always the unique style in which
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Guild, Of 500
SYLVAN street entertain. Those to
enjoy the hospitality of the hostess
were: Mrs. Willie Lee SewelLTerris,
Mrs. Katherine and Mrs. Ella vii.
liams, Mrs - Warren, Mrs.
Chem Guild and Miss Mamie Guild,
Mr. and Mra. Lewis Guild.
Housekeepers' Club.
Mrs. Durant Houston entertained
the Housekeeepers' Club Monday,
May 18th, at her residence on Deluge
street. The meeting was presided
over by the president, Mrs. M. w.
Blake. After an hours work the
hostess invited the ladies into the
beautiful dining-room, where a de-
licious two-course menu was served.
The guests Of the evening were Mes
danes Lucy Drawn, A. G. Price, Reed,
T. B. Hardiman, and Missonia Allen,
of Pulaski The ladies made enter
tanning talks, which were much en-
joyed. The club adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Kellebrew, at Mrs. Bates
residence, sos Seventh avenue, South,
on May 9th.
Eagle Club
The Eagle Club, c. of c., held its
first monthly meeting at the residence
Of Mr.. Thomas B COhn, 72O Smiley
street. The meeting was opened in
the usual way, each member respond
ing with their dues as the roll was
called. The main features of the
evening were music and games At a