The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-21

menu was served. Club adjourned
to meet with Mrs. Major Peterson
March 26, 914 Jackson street. Mem
bers are expected to be present.
So
Whist Party.
Miss Willie Lee Frierson and Miss
Camille Smith, "A Lafayette street en-
tertained a few friends with a Whist
Party Wednesday night, March 18th.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality
were Misses Margaret Carter, Emma
Morrison, Alice J.. Patton, Bessie
Rooney, Fora Hustin, Willie Lee Frier-
son and Camille Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs DR.. Rushin, Drs. c. V. Dickson,
George Wyman, McCollum, Edward
Bell, Tom Dickson, Charley Smith,
B.. B. Martin and Frazier. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Marshel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Miller. ~. Oslo Crockett pre-
sided at the piano. A two course
menu was served.
At Home.
Mrs. Mary Hall Hardeman was at
home Thursday afternoon March 2,
from 4 to 6 p. m. in honor of Mrs.
Taylor Saunders. About 16 guests
enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Hard
e,nan and responded to the request
of the hostess in graceful speeches,
bidding Mrs. Saunders God-speed in
her %sojourn in another city. Mrs.
Saunders is one of Nashville's most
accomplished and progressive wom-
en-. and her departure will be a dis
tinct loss to the city. The house
was decorated profusely witt jonquils
a color scheme of yellow and white
being carried out in decorations and
menu. A two course menu was
served.
Dinner.
Elder R. Van and Rev. ]. P. Miller
spent the day at the home Of MI. and
Mrs. James Walker. At three thirty
O'Clock a delightful dinner was served.
The dining room was beautifully deco
rated with palms and evergreens.
Mrs, Gatewood's Dinner.
Mrs. Ed Gatewool was hostess Of q
! charmingly planned dinner Swday
: at her home 18th evenue, North, The
| decorations were pink and white, GU
flowers and potted plants. A Gu
: glass vase of white narcissus wal
!: placed on a handsome lace piece il
+, the center of the table. Mrs. Gate
! wood was assisted in receiving b.
: Mrs. G. B. Gray. The guests wer'
! Rev. Porter of st. John Church. Mrs
/ John Flemings. Mrs. S. ]. Scruggs
| Mrs. w. ]. Clark. Mrs. G. B. Gray, MI
. and Mrs. Gatewood. A five cours
!, menu was served.
HoIbrook-Martin.
Married at Huntsville. Tenn. We
l. nesday evening last Miss Ada S. Nal
tin to Mr.. NJ. H. Holbrook. The brid
3. is the fascinating daughter of Nh
e and Mrs. E. D. Martin, prominent cit
L zens of Trousdale County. Mr.. an
/; Mrs. Holbrook are at home to thei
i friends at 1903 Jefferson street.
L kA
5. Winchester-Davis
d. A marriage of much interest to thei
!. many friends was that of Mrs. Matti
g Winchester and Mr.. L. NJ. Davis, whic
v took place on last Wednesday evel
~ ing. March 18th at the home of Re-
U Crook. Their only attendants bein
- Miss Lacie Wright and DR.. J. ]
Is Grigsby. The bride was lovely j
u a gown Of blue charmeuse with
+ real lace bodice. Mrs. Wright VOL
IL q Gown of white embroidered ne
Id with touches of lavender. After tn
a ceremony. they were entertained /
> Mr.. and Mrs. J.. C. Collins with a
III elaborate supper. They will be
home to their friends at 1915 Divisic
street.
Armstrong-Moore.
y Mr.. James Armstrong and Nil
Il; Julia Moore were joined in Holy matt
Ill mony by their pastor, Rev, l. ]. e
III II wards. The bride wore a dress
Nj of white Brocade satin and viii
silk lace. She carried in her har
white roses and ferns. They T
I'd ceived many handsome presents. Mi
Sc Rubie Horton was brides maid al
al Mr.. Tim Armstrong best man. Aft
ry the ceremony, a wedding supper w
served.
Masquerade Social.
yr- Unique. as well as pleasant
III every detail was a mask social at +
~ Cockrill home, 1911 South Mar
r street Friday evening, March II
lg,, The beautiful home was brilliant
nu lighted, and from the arrival no
IT. until the guests unmasked at II:
r. o'clock. the house was filled wi
re laughter. Most every thing was i
ler ~perconated from little Cupid" to
tramp. Those to partake of the hi
pitality were: Misses Bessie
Rhodes, Flora Caraway, Bstelle She
rs rer Elnora Beaden, Bessie COckr
.ay Laura Coleman. Ella Cockrill, Mat
as Allen and Willie Cockrill. Drs.
'se A. Martin, Willie Egleland, Jam
Owen. II. w. Wilson. W. j, Am,
J.. H. Bell, II. H. Walker, Thos. D
on. c. A. George, ], c. Gill, H.
Collier. L. V. Allen. A three coul
menu was served. The guests
parted expressing thanks for a We