The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26
MilQdi's Note Book.


A-GLoBB CHEAT SEPT "a
Spurloek-Gwynn.
Mrs. Mollie Spurlock announces
the approaching marriage of her
daughter, Hattie 0 Mr.. Harry
Gwynn of Sewanee, Tenn. The
marriage to be solemnized at home
1903 IL Laurel street, October 1st,
at six o'clock. The bride and
groom will leave for Baltimore,
Md. to make their future home. The
wedding is to be a quiet affair
Eagle Club C. of C. Sewing Depart
ment.
Eagle Club c. of C. Sewing Depart
ment met Tuesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 18th with Miss Lottie john
son, Smiley street. The meeting
was in charge of the president. The
roll was called; members responding
with dues and quotations. Miss
Lula Shelby was enrolled as a new
member. Most of the time was
spent in fancy sewing; then the
meeting was turned into a social af-
fair. Dancing and games were the
main features Of the afternoon. The
hostess served a tempting menu.
The meeting adjourned to meet with
Miss Maud Wilkerson, 1O7 Lake
street Visitors welcome.
The Eagle Club c. of c.
The Eagle Club G. of G. held its
regular monthly meeting at the resi-
dence of Miss Sarah Stockell, sci
Lischey avenue. The meeting was
called to order at S:55 o'clock by
the president, Mr.. T. B. Cohen. Roll
was called; members responded with
dues. After the regular routine Of bust
ness came the installation of officers.
The president, secretary and treas
urer all made splendid reports for
the following term which they have
so faithfully served. Much credit
is due Miss N. M. Forbes for the ex-
cellent paper she read to the mem
bers of the club. We were glad to
have with us the following VISITORS
Miss Jackson of Chattanooga, Tenn;
Miss Mary Eliza Stockell, Miss Rich
ard Rideout, Miss Pheina May Wood
fall. Miss Minnie Townsend, Miss
Kizzie Hill, Miss Sadie Bradford, our
ex-vice president, Mr.. Jesse Moppins,
Mr.. WherrX Mr. Manual Gibbs, MI
Hubbard Thompson and Mr.. Alex,
ander Upton. Miss Stockell served
a delightful four course menu con-
sisting of chicken salad on lettuce
leaf, stuffed olives, pickle, cheese
sandwich brick cream with cake
which carried out the club colors
AS usual the house was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and pot.
ted plants which made beautiful
display. Cannes and dancing were
INDUCED in until az late hour after
which each one departed expressing
themselves to the hostess as having
spent delightful evening.
SIX O'Clock Dinner =
Mrs. Martha Price entertained al
Six O'Clock dinner in honor OF MISS
Nav England and her son, Mr.. w,
NJ Price. An eight course menu
was sevred. Seated at the table
we're: Miss Mary B. England, MASS
Anna Price, MI. anu Mlo. " -
Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Martha Price
Mr. George B. Price, Mr.. Redmond
and little Gladys Jones. After many
pleasant hours we're spent the guests
all departed expressing themselves
as having spent a pleasant evening
Birthday Party.
Mrs. Frank Joens entertained quntet
number of little folks at her resi-
dence 627 9Th avenue, North, in non
or of her little daughter, GLADYS
their ages ranging from two to -four
wears. The house was beautfully
decorated for the occasion. Inc
table was very pretty with center
niece OF real lace and a cut glass
vase holding pink and white carna
lions. The ices and cakes carried
ont the scheme colors. LAEIe
GLADYS received many beautEul
presents among them a lovely brace
let from Miss ENGLAND. she aIs'
presented her little guests with
nice little souvenir AS the even
ing shadows heightened each little
guest departed with happy memories