The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-07-19

NNNNS NASAN vas a VI
as to which was the most convenient
to take. The committee is to make
its recommendation Monday and it
will be then that the Baptist pastors
will decide for themselves how and
in what way they will attend the
Houston meeting. EAa
Mrs ]. R. Brierson, ofRMadisonl
vile, KY, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jefferson Armour, of 60 Lewis street.
Mrs Nancy Bennett, of fremont
street, left Monday for Petosney,
Mich, to spend the summer, expect
ing to return the latter part of the
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Cox, of 922
Twenty-first avenue, North. returned
last Tuesday from St Louis and Chi
cago. Mrs. Cox is delighted over her
trip. While in Chicago they were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Whiteside,
Wabash avenue They also called
upon Mrs. Gleaves, of Rhodes ave
nue.. They were highly pleased to see
Champion Jack Johnson, who lived
across the street from them.
MlSNNS l4Qld Ndl Jul anu IldJllG
Mae Lewis, of South Pittsburg, are
the guests Of Miss Fuchsia Miller at
1901 Jefferson street.
Miss Reva o. Bonner, of Atlanta,
Ca, is in the city visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Flagg, for few days.
Mr. Dave Boxley and Miss Eudora
McClelland had dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. L. Rowen Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs D. L. Worley, of so
Claiborne street, spent Sunday at
their cousins, Henry Mayor, Wilson
county, Tenn
Mrs L. P. Allen is spending her va
cation in Chicago, while her daugh-
ter Miss Laura f. Allen, is studying
music at the American Conservatory
under a very noted artist.
Mrs Lucretia Byrdsong Holston, of
Chicago, is visiting her brother, Mr..
F.. w Byrdsong, of 419 First avenue,
South.
Little Mabel Holston. of Chicago,
is the guest of her uncle, Mr. e. w.
Byrdsong
Mrs. w. L. Searcy. of Chicago, is
visiting Mrs. ]. E. Smith, at 1906
State street.
Miss Evalina Cartwright has re-
, turned from a visit to relatives in
Una. Tenn.
Mrs. Lottie Adkins, formerly of
this city. is here from Louisville,
KY, visiting her sister, Mrs. Eta
Childress, and other relatives.
A reception given by Mrs. Emma
Haines and Mrs. Easter Haines In
honor of Miss 2. Myers, of Belmont
Heights, was much enjoyed. The
room was beautifully decorated with
wild flowers.
Mr. Willie Stringer entertained at
his residence, 1247 Third avenue,
South. Friday evening from to 6
complimentary to Mrs. Georgia Ma
lone and CeleStine L. Walker, of
Gallatin. Games and music were the
features of the evening, after which
they all marched into the dining-room.
The table was beautifully decorated
with flowers, Three courses. were
served, and souyenirssS-were issued
Those present were Georgia Malone
Celestine L. Walker Rachel Ham
brick, Daisy NJ. Freeman. Jennie Mae
Auterbery. Jessie Mae Bransford. VIII
lie Stringer, John Windell and NobeI
c. Stringer.
Mrs. John e. Thornton. of Nash
vile, is visiting her relative, Mr.. H
a. Duff. of Chattanooga.
Mr. David Douglass John, of Chica
go, is expected in Nashville mex
week
Mr.. Floyd Wade left the city re
Gently for st. Louis, where he will
, spend the summer
Mr.. John Marshall and Allen Fry
9rson, of Mt. Pleasant, Tenn, visit
ca Mr.. and Mrs VIM. H. Long. 10
18th avenue, North.
Mrs. Andrew Redus has returned
from her visit to Athens. Ala, accom-
nanied by her two cousins, Misse
Cozell and Sadie Mae Sloss, who vii
spend several weeks here.
, Prof. Geo. F. Haines, of Fisk I'm
versity. who is director of the N;
tional League on Urban condition
= among Negroes, with headuuarter
:, in New York City, is spending tn
? entire summer in the East It wa
, said this week that Prof. Haine
u upon his return. would occupy til
u old treasury home, which is bein
J. remodelled and renovated.
Il Prof ]. W. Work, of Fisk Unive
sity, was reported slightly improve
y He has been confined to the bed fl
" the past two weeks. suffering wit
" an attack of tonsilitis.
e Friends of Miss Josie Caldwe
n who is now located at Kansas Cit
e. Mo-, will be glad to learn that 81
Y, is contemplating a visit to Nashvil
81 Her mother, Mrs. Caldwell is
ell ready in the city and being royal
s. entertained by old friends.
d. Miss Mai Gustia Franklin,
Adairville, KY, is in the city Wis
It. ing her sister, Mrs. Mamie Gardn
a The Sunday-School Union he
I'd their meeting with the Second Betl
OF Sunday-School Sunday. Mrs. Sal
Rucker and Mrs. Bette Woods a
r. on the sick list this week. Mrs. o.
IS dorff entertained Miss Franklin a
.c- Mrs Gardner Sunday. Rev. and NJ
o. Merrill entertained Rev. Owen Bla
d. Sunday.