The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07

Dew-James.
Miss EVealena James daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. James OF
1908 Holman St, were married in st.
Louis, Mo-, Wednesday evening at
$3.50 at the home of the bride sis
ter, Mrs. George Washington Fox,
1928 A Morgan avenue to MIR. Will
81 Dew of that city. Only relatives
and a few friends were present. Rev.
Benjamin Grant Shaw, pastor OF
Washington Mt. A. M. q. Zion
Church performed the ceremony.
They left Thursday morning for
Terre Haute, Ind, ON their return
they will be at 1892 Easton avenue,
st. Louis, Mo, where they will make
their home in the future.
Kirkpatrick-Glenn
Miss Minnie Kirkpatrick and Mr..
Ed Glenn were were quietly married
Wednesday night, October 10Th at
the residence of Rev. Shamborguer
Mr. Glenn is one of the prominent
tailors of Nashville and has his
business at 100 IL 9TH avenue, South.
Mrs. Glenn is one Of the best hair
dressers of our city. Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn are at their new home at 4l5
9th avenue, South
MIR. and Mrs. Gwyn Royalty Enter
tanned.
Baltimore, Md. Nov. 1, 1913.
Special to the Globe.
On Tuesday evening, October 2Sth
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gwyn were beau
tifully entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Douglass. The ladies we're very
pretty in their evening gowns while
Mrs. Gwyn, bride of few days
appeared in her lovely bridal cos
tune, carrying a bouquet of flowers
An ice course was served and many
guests called to meet Mr.. and Mrs
Gwynn. Mrs. Gwynn was formerly
Miss Hattie Spurlock of Nashville
Tenn, and Mr.. Gwynn, formerly O
Sewanee, Tenn. They will make
their future home in this city.
GREENWOOD Independent Club.
The Young Ladies Sewing Circl
gave their Halloween Party las
Friday evening, October 81 at tn
residence of Mrs. Nelson, 107 Levi
street. The amusing hour of tn
evening was at ten o'clock when a.
were asked to unmask. The nous
was beautifully decorated iwth fern
and flowers. A three course men
was served. The table was deco
rated with the colors pertaining t
the club, light green. Those pre-
ent were as follows: Messrs. Cha
Scruggs, Lee Thompson, Joe Grow
Ed Scruggs, James Webb, Fran
Bel. Albert Randals, James A. WE
hams, Montele Weathersford, Leo
ard Carey, Chas. D. Webb, Waite
Young, Thomas Husson, o. Fl. Ha
ris, L. Johns, Purse Haynes, Wi
Harris. Willie Gleaves, Johnnl
Ra~Aols. 7. B Peterson, Joe
McClain, Maurice Weathersford; M
SEES and Mrs: Johnetta Cohn, El
Harris Mah'e York, Matte Cha
Mrs. Jas. Webb, Mrs. Corine Boz
man, Mrs L. B. Patterson, Mrs. Il
Ian Policy, Mrs. Albert Randall
Samuella Brown, Cora Edward
Jeneat Clark, Mrs, VIM. Robertso
Le1v r. Shivers, Mary B. Chi'dres
Warv Iohpson, Samuella NichDla
Myrtle Bailey ]. D. Belle preside
at the piano.
The young ladies of the Sewil
Circle: President, Matte e Bale
Johnnie Gentry absent sickness
mother: Gladys Young, Tennie Nc
DIV and Callie Smith. Young me
President, Alonzo Bowman; Bedfo
Howell Edward Fulton, Clint
Buchenan. Those wishing to b
come members leave name in epV
lone at Palms with Miss Glad
Young's name on it.
Greenwood independent Club.
Greenwood Club met last Tuesdi
November 4th at the residence
their president Mr.. Alonzo BowmS
The meeting was opened with so
and prayer. Business transacted a
all answered to their names. y
visitor was present. Their ne
meeting will be with Miss M.
Bo',ev 'oNo ON avenue, North, Tu
day night, November 18th.
Carnation Club.
Mrs T. A. Frierson was
charming hostess Tuesday afterno
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