The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-30
MilQdi,S Note Book.

menus Liiotes N-J Mrfk Tor the rail-
road who have relatives working or
have worked for the railroad in any
capacity, are invited to join. Meet.
ings) held the first Wednesday after
noon at O'clock and taird Wednes
day night at o'clock Of each month.
Visitors are welcome
Ladies' Union
The Ladies' A. NJ F. Union will hold
its September meeting with Mrs. Du.
rant Houston, Friday, September 9Th
at 3 p. m. Every member is urged
to he present on time
Ladies Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Spruce
Street Baptist Church is doing great
work for the church and it is being
effectively felt among the Christian
part of the people Our splendid pres.
ident, Mrs F. M. Young, is doing all
she can by the help of Jesus Christ
our Maker to make this part of the
work success. The Aid turned over
to the church Sunday night $52.5O.
This is what every Christian organi-
cation can do if they will only have
Christ as their leader Faith with
prayer are the greatest hopes in the
world. Should we not be cheerful
and more onward Christian soldiers
Bible Glass Entertained.
One of the most unique and enjoy
able entertainments of the season
was given in homer of the Galilean
Adult Bible Class of the First Bap-
fist SundaySchool, by their teacher,
Miss Louretha Ursa Chambers, last
Friday evening from to 10 o'clock
at the beautiful and hospitable home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Wright.
Promptly at o'clock the guests be-
gan to arrive and were received by
Miss Martha c. Grisham and regis
tered by Miss Nellie E. King, mem
Der Of the executive committee of the
National Organized Sunday-School
Class Movement; they passed thence
to the rest room, where their wraps
were checked out through the re-
ception hall into the double parlors.
For the occasion the entire house was
brilliantly lighted, and welcome itself
seemed to ring from the beautiful and
charming crystal chandeliers as they
shed light upon the beautifully
gowned women and styIishly attired
men. Boston and asparagus ferns
formed the floral decorations with
the exception of two cut glass
Islands which held large bouquets of
red, white and blue flowers, en-
blematic of the National Baptist class
colors One of these stood on the
mantel of the front parlor, the other
was the central ornament of the din
ing table, which had for its cover a
pure Irish linen lunch cloth edged
with cluny lace The cloth was laid
over red and presented fascinating
picture. Around the dinlng-table
were seated Mesdames S. P. Harris,
Henry A. Boyd and Miss Mary L.
Runyon, of Tuskegee, who served an
elaborate menu in buffet style to the
guests as they passed, by roll called
in order as they were registered,
from the parlors out through the re-
ception hall into the dlning-room,
again into the parlors so as to form
a circle. After they were served
they were presented with heart
shapd souvenirs of red, suspended by
a blue ribbon, bearing upon them the
name of the class, and white Nal
tese cross. These colors signifying
water, purity and the blood of Jesus
Christ. The members of the class
present to partake of this social
event were DR.. j. B. Singleton, pres
ident of the class; Miss Mamie E.
Perkins, vice president; Mr. w. T.
Hightower, treasurer; Messrs. Jas.
w. Scruggs, Fred j. W. Work. L. T.
Fort, J. D. Crenshaw, M. c. White,
Rev. William Beckham, Mesdames w.
H. McGavock, Emma Coffey, VIM N.
Sanders, Misses Hattie E. Caruthers
and Mayme Davis. The honorary
guests were Mesdames j. B. Single
ton, Jas. W. Scruggs, L. T. Fort,
Lydia M. Hunt, of Chicago; w. F.
Reynolds, Fred ]. Work, j. c. Lee,
jamie B. Fort, M. H. Flowers, N. H.
Plus, H. s. Wright, NJ. L. Bryant, R.
G.. Ragland Rev. W. S. Ellington,
Profs S. P. Harris, T. j. Clinnisson,
w. H. Fort, I. l.. Moore, B. o. Moore,
William N. Sanders, secretary Y M.
c. A.; Harry s. Wright, Drs George
E, White and S. S. Caruthers, Misses
Cora Juanita Jordan. Eleanor A. Bat
tie, and Ella S. Fort. A number of
Junior Metokas and Galedas were
also present in the persons of Katie
Albertaine Boyd, Connie Mai King,
Portia Martin, Mai Grantland Wright,
Lutitia Plus, Anetta Plus, Mildred
Louise Ragland, Nellie Coffey, j. B.
Singleton, Jr., S. P. Harris, Jr, Rob
ert Willis Harris and Leroy Bryant
Entertained at Springfield.
Mrs. R. w. Jones, of Springfield,
highly entertained Misses Jennie G.
Brice, Of 61S Ramsey street, East |
Nashville, and Misses Maud and Jen-
ME Wilkerson, of 1917 Lake street,
Thursday, August %. Those to en-