The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-08-08

E. B. and Allison Floyd, her broth
err, Mr. Jno. Wade and her aunt
Mrs. Geo. Robertson. She will also
spend awhile in Michigan and Mile
Yankee, Wis.
Amanda and Georgia Collins have
gone to Huntsville to spend a month
with their aunt,
Miss Carrie 0. Richardson of 1113
18th evenue, SouIh entertained last
Thursday evening, July 31st in hon
or of Miss Thera Robinson of St.
Louis, Mo.
Mrs. s. H. Filler and little grand
son, Master Eugene Fugett of 14Ol
Harding street and little granddaugh-
ter, Miss Clara Allan of 1923 14th ave
nue., North, have returned home
after a pleasant four weeks visit to
relatives in Murfreesboro and other
points in Rutherford City.
Mr. Thomas H. Miller is visiting
in Murfreesboro this week.
Mr. Eugene Miller of MurfeesborC
is here visiting his paretns, Mr., and
Mrs. S. H. Miller of 14O7 Harding
street.
Mrs. Peter Price and her little
daughters, Marie D., Lille Beatrice
and Rosia Lee of 1920 Albion stree
left Saturday August the End for
Hickman County where she will b'
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Zacl
Jones. She will also visit friends
and relatives in hurry County.
Miss Jessie Beatrice Beech of go
18th avenue, North and Miss Pau
inc Dunlap of 62S Steel street hav
gone to visit relatives in Mt. Pleas
J ant, Tenn, and Columbia, Tenn
, for two weeks.
Y Mrs Mary Penny and son, Perc
of Huntsville, Ala, spent few day
in Nashville visiting her son, MI
julius Penny.
A Miss Fannie Mai Allen is yer
Ill at the residence OF her mothe
Mrs. Lettie Nicholson, 1900 Stat
street.
Miss Lizzie Radcliffe and Mary
Comen of Spring Hill were tn
o guests of Miss G. L. Carmack Tue
4 day. They will return home aftt
4 spending a week with Mr.. and Mr.
p B. Morgan at Eolen.
Miss Viola Carmack of Theta, WI
q has been very i'll with malarial fev'
= is able to be out again.
g Mrs. Lula Turner's father, MI
Robert Foster improves slowly.
Miss Georgia Blackman of II
!, Central street, who has been vel
i'll for the last week is improvin
# Misses Phillips, Mabel Scott al
~ Lucy B. Shaw of Washington lie
. the city last Tuesday afternoon f
a Trenton, KY, where they will Wis
, friends and at the same time the
q. will give concert Friday night at
:. local church. They will return
\ the city Monday, August 18th. II
20 The girls will be accompanied
~ Bishop Phillips who will deliver
4 special sermon Sunday AFTERNOON
y the C. M. E. Church.
9 Miss Teresa Robinson who h
"a been in Charlevoix, Mich, is nc
= spending the summer with relativ
~ in Chicago.
e. Mrs. j. H. North of Phillips sire
. was summoned to Louisville IL
h. week on account of the death of b
n brother.
u Mrs Sallie Smith of Smyr
IN visited her daughter, Mrs. WI
Al. Ransom on 14th avenue last wei
al Mrs. Chas. 1obbs, and little dau
ter, Charlene, of 613 Sewer strt
ba left Sunday night, August 3rd
i St. Louis. After spending eight
IS ten days there, they will go to
- peka, Kansas to visit relatives.
Miss Naomi Lust has return
n home after having spent three wet
u in Chicago. She only had an
" portunity of spending a few hoI
with her parents before leaving
y Alabama where she will spend
rest Of the summer.
Miss Selene McGavock togetl
with her little brother, Roderi
spent the week in Goodlettsvi
visiting friends.
Mrs. Lutisha McMeans and h
two little daughters, Clara and \
drage of 1882 Ament street left L
Saturday evening for Chicago VII
ing relatives and friends. I'll
will spend one month.
Miss Rosa Lee Icley Sheppard
or 1902 Fairview avenue went to {
cinnati last week on a pleasure t
and sight seeing.
IN, Mrs. Maggie Sheppard OF l,
Fairview avenue is in bed from
serious wound on her ankle eau
by fall on her rear porch. NJ
Maud Woodfaulk of Mononahe
Pa, was the guest of Miss Lu,
Gleaves, 1914 1st avenue, South.
Miss Lou Willie Belephant ;
sister of Columbia are visiting IL
ct, aunt at 1902 Scovel street.
Miss Louise Mayes Ward of Ma
~ vile is visiting her mother, N
= Nelson of Whitaker of Columb
Miss Delphia House is visit
Washington, D. c. and her mott
Miss Callie D. House who has b
there since last December
Mr., Arthur Riddle of Cairo,
was here this week the guest Of
sister, Mrs Ernest Hart, Of 1920