The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-07

Louise bIOOhS, MOSeld FldSS. AdOeI
in the afternoon theW guests were:
Messrs. Edward Brooks, Isaac Miller,
and VIM. Hollins. All reported an
enjoyable time.
Review Club.
Friday Review Club met Friday,
February 2S, 1918, at the residence If
the vice president, Mrs. Albert Wat
kins. The club had not met for
some little time an an impromptu pro-
gram was rendered which vas greatly
enjoyed by all.
Program.
Song-What a friend. ....... Club
Solo-Rosary ........ Mrs. d. A Hart
Instrumental Solo .......... -.
............ Mrs. Jno. Fleming
Solo-The Harbor of Love $50.
............ Mrs. VIM. Bently
instrumental Duet .............
Mrs. Fleming and Little Miss Brown
Club members present were: Mes
danes j. w. Russell, Albert Watkins,
ID. A. Hart, H. D. York, c. Bunch,
Sallie Thompson, v. Upshaw, E. T.
Brown and Martha Young. Club
guests were Mesdames VIM. Bentley,
Coleman Thompson, Carrie Brown,
Jno. Fleming, --Fowler, the
Misses Watkins and when called
Erown. Each visitor, when called
upon by the president, responded very
graciously and spoke most encourag-
ingly Of club work among u women.
After an interval of social chat, the
charming hostess invited the guests
and club members into the beautiful
dining room where a dainty two-course
menu was served, after which the
club adjourned to meet with Mrs. e.
T. Brown at 1913 Jackson street,
March 81, 1918.
Culinary Art Club.
The Culinary Art Club met in its
regular semimonthly meeting on Wed
nesday, March 5, with Mrs. S. P. Har
ris, 1880 Jefferson street. During
the routine of business, Mrs. j. w
! Bostic was unanimously elected
member of the club, after which the
ladies enjoyed a rare treat in the
form of a fine demonstration by the
hostess, whose culinary ability is I'm
Questioned. Throughout the entire
demonstration, the members were
attentive and highly a%ppreciative. The
menu was as follows: Shrimp en- sur
prise. corr sticks, chicken a La Provi
dence with Red Eetty, light rolls
French salad, heart shaped ice cream
with pineapple sauce, individual al
mond cakes. The following member
we're present: Mesdames Boyd
Bushell, Carter, Hale, Houston, Nc
Kisack, Singleton and Townsend.
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Y. M. L. L. Club.
The club held it's monthly bushes
meeting and much was accomplished
An acceptance of young men as mem
bers was indeed an old fashione0
h9nd-shak. which revived the men
hers. The truth was that every men
Der told a simple story relating t
club interest and they opened thei
eyes to the charm. 1t prove to b
a religious exercise. All local club
{ are asked to send a representative c
| their respective clubs to these serie
!, of lectures which will begin on MOI
| day, March II. at the club room
| Don't fail to hear these noted LEI
, turers.
: Miss Lewis Entertained.
Miss Pearl Lewis quietly entertaine
a few of the A. and d. State Norma
4 boys Tuesday evening. February 2
: 1918. The features of the evenin
B were games and dances, after whic
a menu was served. Those who el
/ joyed her hospitality were Mise
' Rubie Hotten, Bessie Works OF Mu
: f%reesboro. Ruth Love, Pearl Levi
Messrs. william Woodfork, Oscar To
S liver of Chattanooga, James Vaughl
r E. ]. Gordan, Daniel McQuivy and ]
A. Howard.
Birthday Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Bolton of 10!
North 7th street, East Nashville e
b ertained a few of their friends at the
y beautiful home on Tuesday evenin
s March 4th in honor of their younge
q son, Master Earnest Bottoms birthda
After being highly entertained |
Master Earnest and his sisters, Miss
a Daisy and Cecial, the guests WEI
2, invited into their pretty dining ROOF
where a five course dinner was serve
Those present were: Mrs. Magg
l. Bolton, Mr.. Jim Bolton, Messrs. ].
Greer, M. A. Richardson, w NJ. Sa
!. dler, Misses Jennie Lind, tt
Y Brothers, Cecial and Daisy Bolto
o After a late hour, the guests depart'
e wishing our friend Earnest a hap
e and successful future.
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st. Cecilia Guild.
st. Cecilias Guild of Holy TRIM
a Church held its regular monthly met
t, ing at the residence of Mr.. and MI
S. Henry Colyar on Monday night, Mar
9rd a large number being presel
h Some interesting business was trar
acted, after which the Rector of t
IL Church. Mr.. Irwin C.. Brown, the pre-
dent then gave an interesting repc
ID Of his visit to the Church and Sunda
school of the "Holy Comforter
in Columbia Sunday, March End.
i'd there was no further business, t
Guild WIS given a short intermissi
during which time delightful refres
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