The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-03

we're present to enjoy the hospitality. s
Only a few of his inner circle young a
friends were present to enjoy the hos c
pitality. The hostess prepared a
delicious dinner consisting Of turkey >
and the many good things that go
Herewith in several courses. The ,
guests were: Mr.. E. Porter Bond, i,
Mr.. E. R. Alexander, Drs. ]. L. Leach :
and V. E. Powell, Messrs. A. R. and
II. J. Stockard and M. F. Douglass. !
McDonald-F franklin. :
Miss Bessie E. Franklin was quietly
married Monday afternoon to Mr..
Isam Mcdonald OF Decatur, Ala. The
wedding ceremony was performed by
Rev. G.. B. Taylor at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Mitchell in
the presence Of a few friends and
relatives. They will make their
their future home in Decatur, Ala.
Miss F. A. klIIern Entertained.
Mrs. ". A. Lewis entertained a few
young people at dinner last Sunday
in honor OF Miss F. A. Killian. Covers
were laid for six.
MIR. and Mrs. Allen at Home.
!, On last Sunday evening, December
20, at 3:v0, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". M. Allen, was the scene Of
a joyful occasion. The weather was
, gloomy and a cold rain was falling;
: but a few selected friends braved
these conditions and put in their
presence.
Those present were Mrs. John Mel
/; son, Mrs. Cornelia Upshaw, Mr.. Hen
y ry Griffin, Miss C. s.. Baily, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. May, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Allen, Mrs. Lizzie Chancellor, Miss
z Matte L. May and Miss Sadie Ridley,
Z Promptly at A p. m. the parlor door
leading into a spacious dining room
was thrown open. Then confronted
us was a beautiful table artistically
decorated with burning candles,
green shaded lights and luscious
fruits. The menu was served in
seven courses. Many thanks are
due Mrs. Allen for her generous hos
q pitality and entertaining ability.
n $50
For Mr.. Tourney Miller.
Miss Fuschia Miller entertained
- last Thursday evening with a dance
in honor of her brother, Mr.. Flourney
Miller of New York, at the residence
of her parents 1901 Jefferson street.
y E%vergreens of the season were pro-
" fusely used in the decorations. Holly
b. wreaths boughs of mistle toe and
We vines placed effectively about the
* room. Assisting the hostess II
entertaining we're Misses Vashti Cald
we'll, Alma Jones and Mary Stephens
4, The guest list numbered about forty
= Mr.. Miller left Friday evening fol
New York where he win take steamer
December 31st, for Europe.
y, Delightfully."- Surprised.
an Mrs. Mary Pride, President Of thu
Ladies Auxiliary of the Missionar!
Department, Mt. Olive Baptist Churcl
ae' was presented a beautiful present Of
airy Xmas Morning. The present wa
I'M quite a surprise to her. The beaut,
full silver toilet set consisted of CONT
brush, mirror, shoe buttoner INT sho
horn. 1t was the only way that tn
ris- members could express their thank
YET of her untiring service.
ar $40
Household of Ruth and Juvenile 81
ciety.
OK The Odd Fellow Household of Ruth
nm and Juvenile Society That meets /
ION the central part of the city on Decen
Der 26, 1912, gave a Xmas offering I
d. the poor children of the city. TIL
.es' committee at ten o'clock were ST
d. toned at the Odd Fellows Auditorium
on Fourth avenue to be given tn
the days work. At II o'clock, the NH
Don dren began to come in droves and r
son ceive their Xmas presents, whic
at consisted of fruits, nuts and candle
'ch- Those that were in a more destitut
anu circumstances were given clothe
at shoes and stockings. There wei
more than three hundred little hear
ent made to rejoide and the sick thi
lde were reported by the city nurs
ITS. were sent baskets of provisions. The
ana we're found in all parts Of the cit
M At night the Juvenile Society No.
gave a concert for the children whiC
was we'll attended.
Rev. Preston Taylor, the Gener
late Manager and Mrs. NJ. Miller, Supe
two visor of the Juvenile Society No.
l. and her assistants, Mrs. Ida B. Keebl
-en- ]. A. Britt, M. ]. Bell, Anna ClaI
ock deserve great credit for their 10y
esi- work.
edy, Mrs. Mary Miller, Supervisor.
The Mrs. J. A. Bell, Secretary.
1ck,
The The Misses DuvaII Entertain.
d ]. Friday, December 81, Misses Sail
ven and Willie Duvall entertained a fe
of their friends at their home on
leld 9Th street in honor Of their guest Nil
line Margaret Elack Of Chicago. Mise
9th Duvall were assisted in receiving |
eet' their sister, Mrs. Alex Scott. Fes
cca' ures Of the evening were games Al
end dancing.
WHY Miss Sallie Duvall left Monday, D
at cember left for West Tennessee
where she will resume her work
the schoolroom.
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din cashinq.Harrls
nv Special TO the Globe.
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