The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-10-24
UNION CITY NOTES.

Rev. Mrs Harris has been con-
Quoting very interesting revival
at the c. M. E. Church. Mrs. Harris
is very energetic and powerful
worker in the Masters vineyard for
the salvation of souls. She made
special lecture to the ladies Sun
day afternoon and preached a spe-
cial sermon to men only Monday
night Mrs. Davis, sister of Mrs.
Tom Robertson of Dyersburg died
Saturday night, the 18th. She was
only sick about eight hours Rev.
Moor is expected the funeral to-
morrow afternoon. Mrs. E. L. Lit
tie of Memphis, Tenn, guest of Mrs.
E. ]. Owens left for her home Sat
urday afternoon. She reported an
enjoyable stay in our city. Drs.
Walker and Talleton have returned
from the Medical Convention at Boil
ivar, Tenn. Mrs. William A. Fowlk-
es and little daughter, Willie e. Min
ola, 40S E. Matthews street have re-
turned from a visit to brother in
law, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
Fowlkes, of Springfield, ILL.,, the cap
ital city. Where they attended the
State Fair and other delightful
scenes which was grand also spent
two days in St. Louis, Mo-, while
there they were the guests of Miss
Robenia Hill and Mrs. Mary Ed
wards, Garfield avenue, formerly of
this place. They also spent two
days in East st. Louis, Ill. While
there they were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Dealous Woods, Division
street. They report one month of
pleasant enjoyment. The home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Clark was the
scene of one of the most brilliant
affairs given this season. On Last
Wednesday evening, October 18th in
honor of Mrs. Edgar ]. Owens their
guest and Mrs. e. L. Little of Mem
phis, Tenn. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Owens, Mrs.
Bills of Dallas, Texas, Mrs. w. M.
Fowlkes, Mrs. Chas. A. Simmons,
Miss Fort, Miss P. Crutcherfeld,
Miss Lizzie Wellington, Miss Lows
of Nashville, Miss c. Bugg of Mar
tin and Miss Mosely of Jackson.
Domestic science teacher of Martin
High School. DR.. S. H. ]. David,
DR.. B. Bryant, DR.. E. H. Girven.
Messrs. Sam Covers, James Totten,
Charlie Upton. The hostess was
beautifully gowned in white. Mrs.
Little was gowned in a charming tan
silk; Mrs. Owens was gowned in
charmeuse satin: Mrs. Simmons was
gowned in black marquesteet over
satin; Miss Crutcherfield was gown
ed in an embroidered net over pink
messaline; Miss Bugg in an evening
suit of creme SERGE Miss Lows was
gowned in white serge; Miss Fort
in a lovely baby blue silk; Mrs.
Bills in white serge; Miss Wedding
ing in a white embroidery voil Mrs.
Fowlkes in a soft lavender silk and
Miss Mosely looked lovely in an en-
broidery net over white satin. The
guests were served at a very late
hour with a daitny course Of ices.
Mrs. Raney Philip and little son,
Elmer of Martin visited our city, the
guest of Mrs. Mollie King. Mrs.
Amanda Leross. They made a
short call to Mrs. Lucy Totten and
Mrs. Vernia Reed. Rev. w. M.
Fowlkes made a flying trip to New
bern Sunday. Miss Lizzie Wedding
was the charming hostess Of the Y.
II. r.. Club Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Chas. A. Simmons was the charm
ing hostess of the F. L. G. Club
Monday evening. Quite few was
present. Each one reported a de-
lightful time. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Schaggs.