The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-02-14

tnul selections which Dr0uSnS en-
cores In such a manner she was COM
PEELED to return and play another Sc
lection which seemed more pleasing
than the first. Next in order and
in sight, was the long extended table
adorned in linens and silver ready
to do honor to those whom had OBJ
tanned honor. With guests seated with
entire Society the blessing was said
by Mr.. Parish. Purse, q brilliant
young man who holds an honorable
Office in said club, then everybody be-
gan to enjoy themselves with the
we'll prepared and ~relishable things
fit for a king. The program not yet
completed each one responded to BIZ
BILE quotations requested by Mrs. A.
M. Townsend. Next came geogra-
phical questions and answers led by
Mrs. e. B. Looper, thus ending the
program with resitations and QUOTA
tons from Dunbar, Emmerson and
Longfellow. With reluctance we left
the table having enjoyed the whole
affair in a most pleasing way.
House Keepers Club.
Mrs. ]. H. Kelly, 1882 Heiman
street was the hostess Monday after
noon, February 10th of a regular
meeting of the House Keepers Club
at which many Of the club members
were present. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in serving and en-
bordering. The guests Of the even
ing were Mrs. Emerson and Mrs.
Duke. The hostess served a delic-
ious two course menu. The club adj
journed to meet with Mrs. c. e. Lew
is.
The 3. M. C. Club Of The c. U. o Of
o. F.
The B. M. C. Club of the G. U. o.
of o. F. met Friday night, February
7th at Odd Fellows Hall, Mr.. VIM.
Patterson, President presiding. The
committee made its final report to
the club and the Treasurer, Brother
Elias Hendley issued the dividend
checks to the Lodges and Households
comprising the club. Plans were
discussed for the good of the club
and at the next meeting of the club
March 7th, the reorganization will be
effected and the members put tt
work. Much good is hoped to result
from this club which IS composed o.
three representatives from eacf
Lodge and Ruth in the city. The
officers for 1912 we're Mr.. VIM. Pat
terson, President; Mrs. Matte R
Perry, Secretary; Mr.. Elias Hendley
Treasurer, Mrs. Mollie B. Thomas
Corresponding Secretary.
Birthday.
Mrs. Anna Duke of West Nashvill
celebrated her And birthday Febru
airy Sth. The invited guests ex
pressed themselves as having a de
lightful evening. Ices and fruit
were served.
Dinner.
Mrs. Edna Reams Of West Mast
Vile entertained at dinner Sunda!
February 9Th, serving four course
which were enjoyed by the followin
guests: Rev. and Mrs. Graham, d
Pickens, Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Han
mon Webster, Mrs. c. Cannon, Mr.
Brouder and the Misses Logan Wei
|, ster and Master Phillip Thompso
and ]. Cannon.
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Erma Franz
lin.
Beautiful in all its appointment
t and holding an affectionate intere
} for all present was the birthday dit
I ner last Friday evening by Mr.. al
: Mrs. Robert Carpenter in honor
= Mrs. Erma Franklin. The CUES
: were invited in the dining room whit
' was beautifully and artistically dec
( rated for the occasion. Those pre-
( ent were: Messrs. VIM. Hayes, toas
= master. Fred Martin. VIM. Frankli
= Chas. Martin, Samuel Streator, lord;
9 Carpenter: VIM. Franklin, Chas. Ms
tin, Fred Martin, Robert Ca
penter, Martha Watson, Matt
Q Eowling, Rosie Jennings, Emn
g Franklin. A two curse menu W
served and a number Of gifts we
. received.