The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-02-14
Mizddi'S Ncte Book.

Mrs. John Lawrence 1902 King street,
Friday afternoon, February 7th.
Meeting was opened at the usual
time by the President Mrs. James
Johnson with song and prayer, after
which the roll was called. Two
guests were present, Mrs. w. H.
Young, Mrs. Ernest Coleman, Mrs.
Young made a beautiful talk. All
enjoyed a delightful evening after
which a three course menu was
served.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of E. Nash
vile. q
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
residence Of Mrs. Jno. Brown, 624
Webster street. Roll was called and
each responding with a quotation
from the Bible. After all business
was transacted, the hostess served
with delicious ices. The ladies then
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Hattie
Bender, Wednesday, February 10Th.
q O'Clock Tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Cartwright
of 171S Patterson street were hosts
Of a beautifully arranged 4 o'clock
Tea, Sunday afternoon. The guests
seated at the table we're: Prof. Hale,
Prof. and Mrs. Melks, Prof. Caruth-
ers, Mrs, Mary Stephenson and Mrs.
Lizzie Wells Adams, Of Smithville,
Texas.
The Eagle Club.
The Eagle Club G. Of c. held its
regular monthly meeting at the resi-
dence of Miss Marie M. Forbes, 521
Lischey ovenue. The meeting was
called to order at 9:15 o'clock by the
President Mr.. T. B. Cohen. The
roll was called, members responded
with dues. The most important bust
ness Of the evening was the election
of new officers. The following ones
were elected: Mr.. T. B. Cohen, Pres
ident; Miss Sarah Stocked, Secre.
tary: Miss Mamie M. Forbes, Treas
urer; Mr.. W. M. Price, Auditor; Miss
Willie Jiles, reporter. After all
business being transacted, the mem
bers were then invited into the din
ing room which was beautifully deco
rated in the club colors for the occa.
sion. then were served with a dainty
three course menu. Cakes and icei
carried out the club colors. The
meeting then adjourned to meet will
Mr.. T. E. Cohen, 72O Smiley street
February 18th. The President wishes
all members to be present at The
meeting.
Left For Chicago.
Sergt. Maj, E. P. Frierson of For
Ethan, Allen, Vt, who has been il
the city for the past few weeks visit
in his sister, Mrs. Melvin Hayes o
18th avenue, North left Friday nigh
for Chicago where he will be probabl,
: 10 days visiting his mother, Mrs.
Annie D. Frierson and other rela
tives. Then he will leave for hi
post stopping in Detroit, Michiga.
for two days with his brother, MI
' John B. Frierson. Sergt. Frierso
will never regret his visit to Mash
vile as he was the recipient Of man
Inequalities while here and it IS hope
that it will not be another nine year
s before he returns.
y The Dramatic Club Entertained.
+ On Tuesday evening, February
. 1918, at $3.50 the spacious down-staiI
department of Spruce st. Bapti9
h Church threw her doors open to tn
n Dramatic Club under the auspices {
the Ladies Aid and Missionary 81
If ciety giving them an elaborate bal
d quet for their faithfulness and bea-
q tiful services they rendered a fe'
D. weeks ago, under the direction (
y Mr.. e. T. Brown and management
" Mrs. Nellie Young. Miss M. e.
IS Reed opened the program with pra,
re er by Mrs. e. B. LOoper, afterwart
the entire club Joined in Singh
Id Praise God from Whom all Bles
ings iow," led by Miss Reed, WIFI
the table was being prepared by II
ladies Of the Society. Mrs. A.
OF Townsend was called upon for a fe