The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-01
Miladi'S Note Book.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Without Eenter-
tains.
Mr.. Morris Without and wife enter
tanned in their newly finished cottage
in honor of Mr.. Andrew Mcintosh of
Chicago and DR.. H. H. Walker and
Brother Arthur T. Walker. Games
and music were enjoyed and a three
course menu was served.
49,
Y. NJ. C. A.
The Y. NJ. G. A. Committee of
Management will have a meeting Oc-
tober goth at 4 o'clock p. m. at the
Majestic Theatre. The regular meet
ing Of the Association will be turned
over to this committee. At this meet
ing the committee will be presented
to the public in d somewhat formal
manner. All men are cordially invit-
ed to be present. These men have
been nominated and appointed to
guard the material and spiritual in
terest of the colored mems branch of
the Y. M. c. A. of this city.
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New Society.
The Kappa Alpha Psi Sorority"
marked it's debut into the club life of
Nashville by a nicely arranged dance
that lasted from s till / o'clock ON the
evening of Friday, October 25, at the
home Of Mrs. L. F. Miller, of A Lafay-
cite street, Miss Camille Smith acting
as hostess. A menu of five courses
was served at IL o'clock. Sixty per-
sons were present. The Kappa Alpha
Psi is a new literary society organized
by the young ladies Of the city, and
promises to eclipse all of it's prede-
cessors in originality of purpose.
Birthday Party.
On last Tuesday, October "a. at 10
East Hill street, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Barnes gave in honor of their little
daughter, Anna Matilda Beatrice, a
birthday party, celebrating her fifth
year. Quite a number of little tots
were out. enjoying the hospitality of
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes, who spared no
pains in making everything pleasant
for the little folks. Those present
we're Dorothy Oma Lena Barnes, Mat
+, tie Alice Battle, Clara Sykes, Louise
Wilson, Louise Hunt, Georgia Anna
Banks, Elizabeth Reliford, Thomas AL
exasder Barnes, Terry Clifton Burnett,
, Katie Ferguson, Mary Ferguson, Irene
Selena Barnes, Lucy Knight, Mary
Katherine Louise Battle.
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The Twentieth Century Club.
, The Twentieth Century Club met in
regular session at the residence OF
Mrs. Joseph Mckay, 10 Murrill street,
October 25th. The meeting was opened
, with prayer by Rev. N. D. Shamber-
ger. pastor of Clark Memorial M. E.
Church. The minutes of the previous
meeting were heard and the same
= were approved. The roll was then
called and each member answered
answered with a quotation. After the
regular routine of business, Mrs. T. B.
, Hardeman read a very delightful pa
per ON woman's duty, and Mrs. r. w
Wingfeld gave several recipes how to
make different kinds of soups. Rev.
N. D. Shamberger addressed the club,
praising it for it's god work and gave
Y his best wishes for its future. The
S rooms we're beautifully decorated for
+ the occasion, and at the end of the pro
e gramme an ice course was served,
+ Quite a number of members were
I present. The club adjourned to meet
! with Mrs. R. A. Schrell the second
r Thursday i n November at 3 o'clock.
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e w. E, P. Club.
= The W. e P. Club met at the home
of Mr.. Alex Upton, SGT Ramsey street
S October 22nd. The meeting was called
to order by the president, Mr.. John
Brown, Jr. Each member responded
with a quotation and dues. Then
r plans were made for their third annual
+ Thanksgiving banquet, after which Mr.
J. Upton served the club with a deli
coius ice course. The meeting ad
Il iourned ito meet with Miss Bender, 622
Z. Webster street.
> In tn club news last week at the so
!. cial that was given at the residence oil
: Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Rowan, we regret
: that the following names were omit
ted: Misses Richie Rideout, Maggie
Turner and Mr.. Albert Brackings.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bolden's Dinner.
n Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Bowling en-
r ~tertained with a four-course dinner
Sunday, October 81. Those who en-
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