The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-13

N. N. Y. p. l. c.
Quite a splendid program was rem
dered last Wednesday evening,
June 4, 1913 by the North Nashville
Young Peoples Literary Club as
follows; Opening Song, Carnation, C.
M; Invocation; Song, Revive us
again-Club; Reading, Life of Shakes
peare, Miss Fannie B. Mcknight; pa.
per-How the Literary Society will
help the church, Rev. James Gid
dens; selection-How the club will
produce morality, Mrs. Martha Turn
er; instrumental solo-Miss Lola
Anderson; address-How to build
model Christian community-Miss
Maggie Powell; oration-The Negro
and Literature, DR.. j. R. Robinson;
remarks-Dr. Amos Payne; conclu-
sion; song-Just as l am Benedic-
ton.
Y. M. L. C. Notes.
The club in its efforts has COM
pleted one of the best programs ever
arraigned b the program committee.
The new life was born-how full Of
promise for the good of the club, how
impressive in its unconscious possiblli-
ties. So to-day the club recalls the
the past and looks with hope and
bouyancy into the future. The
evening program was rendered as
follows: Selection by club-"Some-
body is calling" led by M. Douglass,
The History of Ancient Egypt, by 3.
S. Scruggs and H. ]. Stockard; Quar-
tet selection-'I know | have anoth-
er building" The Egyptian Govern.
ment by A. R. Stockard, Jr.; Selec-
ton by the club; the club poet said:
That it shall be my constant aim to
preserve and to perpetuate all that
has been beautiful and blessed in the
spirit and ideals of the Y. M. L. c..
which club shall live on and grow
even greater and through a strong
body Let us look out sanely upon
life and when the senility doth come
let us die like heroes.
Rev. r. A. Mccloud Entertained.
Mr. Robt. Staples, of 1O15 Warren
street, delightfully."- entertained Rev.
r. A. McCloud, D. d., of Mobile, Ala,
Thursday night, June 4th. At 5 ID
O'Clock the guests were ushered into
the dining-room, where frappe was
served They were then seated at
the table where a salad and ice
course was served. The decorations
were potted plants. In the center OF
the table was o bouquet of green
sprays and pink roses. The wall dec
orations were of green sprays. caught
with pink bows, which made quite
an Attractive scene. Japanese Ian
terms were used for the yard. Those
present were Rev. r. A. McCloud, the
honored guest; Prof Witherspoon
Messrs. A. YGrborough, Edward
Green, VIM, Caldwell. The host, Mr.
Robt. Staples. Mesdames Staples ard
M, L. Williams and Rev. McCloud
lett Thursday morning for Gallatin.
A Tea.
Mrs. VIM. C. Fox entertained infor
mally but very delightfully."- at tea
Wednesday afternoon, June 4th, from
4 to 6, complimentary to Mrs. Isaac
Franklin Ramsey, of St. Joseph, Mo.
who is spending some time here Wis
lung her sister, Mrs. Solomon Taylor
of 1905 Cedar street The home wa
beautifully decorated with a profu
sion of garden flowers. a two-coursc
menu was served. Mrs. Fox was as
sis,ed in receiving by her mother
Mrs. Nathan Moore, and Mesdames
G. d. Rhodes and Solomon Taylor
Those invited to meet Mrs Ramsey
were Mesdames Gilbert White, John
Caldwell, Peter Bunch, Joseph Laird
Charlie Webster, Beulah Jackson
VIM. BENTLEY, Major Peterson Robert
Wingfield, Emma Adkins, Misses Ada
Dickerson, Lula Bass; Emma Morri