The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-02

son, Fannie Vance, Mildred Pyles,
Lille May Phelps, Howard Carter,
Collier Phelps, Sewer Carter, John
Wiley, Ben E. Johnson and Andrew
White. Many useful presents were
received.
Pleasant Affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Burns, of 919
Vernon street, entertained on Mon
day night in honor of Misses Florence
Bonds, of 921 Vernon, and Izora
Flemming, of S1S Vernon, who have
just returned from Murfreesboro,
where they spent several weeks.
Those present were: Misses Rebec-
ca Covington, Leila Dillahunty, Ma
linda A. Patton, Georgia A. Douglass,
Adline M. Price, Lula Woodbridge, An
ME Halfacre, Pearlie Flemings,
Messrs. Oscar Grant, Howard Tim
mon, E. D. Dillhunty, Wilson Bonds,
Miller Bonds, George Hargrave, Dave
McKissack, Frank Welk, Everett
Bonds, Shack Bonds, VIM. Hugh,
Rufus Hill and VIM. Allen. Music
and games were the enjoyments Of
the evening. At late hour a three
course menu was served.
Card Party.
Mr. Quintard Miller entertained at
cards complimentary to his guests,
Misses Louis and Marbry, of Chatta-
nooga. Those present we're: Misses
Louis and Marbry, Vashti and frankie
Caldwell, Mariea Combs, Alma Jones,
Agnes Erwin, Clara Lowe, Fuscia
Miller, Ella Caldwell and Clinton
Moore,
Miss Coombs Entertains.
Miss Mariea Coombs entertained
complimentary to Misses Louis and
Marbry, of Chattanooga, last Friday
night. Those enjoying Miss COMBS
hospitality were: Misses Esther
Polk Berry, Hazel Thompson, Eu-
gehiG, Alberta and Evelyn Crosthwait
Alma Jones, Vashti and frankie Cald-
well, Eddie Franklin, Fushcia Miller,
Mary Merrill, Ella Caldwell, Clara
Lowe, Madaline Carter, Agnes Err
win, Helena Lowe, Maggie Erwin,
Dewitt and Emma Shorter, Emma
Stone, Miss Katson and Mariea
Ccombs, Messrs. D. Wesley Crutcher,
Lawyer Latham, Charles Ferguson,
Fred Ewin, Samuel Carter, Henry
Ferguson, Clinton Moore, Mccall,
Prof. Wilson, Quintard Miller, Edgar
Fcarn, and Sam Timer.
Miss Douglass Honored.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Douglass quite an enjoyable affair
was given Tuesday evening, in honor
of their daughter, Miss Mary e.
Douglass, who has just returned from
Chicago. Those who enjoyed the
hospitality of the parents were Miss
es Florence e. Bonds, Jennie " An
thony, Lillian Armstrong, Mamie
Temple, Malinda A. Patton, Donnie
Davis, Annie Halfacre, Georgia
Douglass, Messrs. James Woods, Joe
Matthews, Wilson Bonds, Rufus Hill,
Oscar Grant, Geo. Hargrave, Robt
w. Collier, William Hughes, James
Edmondson, Charlie Bonds, Willard
Bonds. Dancing and games were
the features of the evening. At a
late hour a two-course menu was
served.
Fiftieth Anniversary.
Tuesday evening, July 29rd, Mr.. G,
w Draper, at his beautiful home on
McFerrin avenue, celebrated his
fiftieth birthday in a unique way, en-
tertaining eighteen gentlemen as
guests. At 8 o'clock the guests were
invited into the dining room, where
beautifully decorated table con.
tanning fifty lighted candles greeted
their eyes. After toasts and speech
making, a five-course menu was
served. Mrs. G.. w. Draper was ably
assisted by Mrs. Peck, Mrs. VIM
Franklin and Miss Lizzie Garrett
Mr.. VIM. Franklin was toast master
Delightful Entertainment.
Miss Annie Halfacre was the host
ess of delightful entertainment