The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-06
sHELRYvlLLE NOTES.

MIS- Laura ArulSUTOnB, Oh NdSuVllleJ
was the guest of Mrs. Mamie David
son during the commencement. Mrs.
Emma Cook and children were the
guests of their mother, Mrs. Mollie
Thompson, on Nashville pike, last
week. Mrs. Ben Hines had a stroke
of paralysis last week, but is better
at this writing. Mrs. Mollie Blake
more is convalescent. Mr.. Horace P.
Smith, of Columbia, and Mrs. Gillie
and Mr.. Langston Womack, of Lynch
burg, were the guests of Mrs. Emma
Hutton on West Monroe street, during
commencement Mrs. Hattie L. Nc
Fadden entertained at luncheon Mr.
Lucius Ferguson and Mrs. Lula Fo-
gleman, of Nashville Mrs. Mary
Quinn spent last week in Chattanooga
Mrs. Ella Goodwin and daughter, Ma
RE, are the guests of Mrs. H. Carter
on West Franklin street. Miss Mar
garet Sehorn, of Murfreesboro, was
the guest Of Miss Jennie McFadden
last week Miss Emma Teal, of Muir
freesboro, visited Mrs. Isaac Patterson
last week. Mrs. Rice spent Friday
with Mrs. e. NJ Ransom. Mrs. Eliza
Word is indisposed. She is with her
daughter, Mrs. Martha Clayborne, on
High street Mrs. Lula Fogleman is
the guest of Mrs. Mary Burkeen. Mrs.
Irene Baker, Of Nashville, is the guest
of her relatives, Mrs. w. c. Cartwright
and Mr.. Henry Campbell Messrs
Preston Scales, l. Phillips and w. e.
Ransom, of Murfreesboro, came over
to the drama, "The White Lie" given
by the students of T. ". C. Thursday
evening. Mrs. Gooch is at the home
again after an absence or several days.
Mr.. W. E. Ransom and Miss Annie
Belle Clayborne were out last Thurs.
day evening. Mrs. Burrell Tillman
served luncheon in honor of Miss Le-
anna Reynolds, of T. N. G. Mr.. T.
J. Ryalls, of Shelbyville, accompanied
by Mr.. Surrey Commons, of Winches-
ter, left Saturday for Muskogee to
attend the Sunday-School Congress.
Mrs. Laura Dwiggins was able to be
out at church Sunday morning after
IN illness of several months. The
Christian Church raised $50 in their |
meeting last week. Mr.. q. w. Davis
was out at the M. E. Church Sunday !
morning. Misses Ella Jones, Letha
Knott and Marie Igo called on Miss
Marie Goodwin and carried her out
irving. Rev. A. Ransom filled his
pulpit Sunday. He preached two ex-
,ellent sermons. Miss Daisy Davis, of
camp White, spent Sunday afternoon
With Miss Eddie Lee Dent. Mrs Het-
lie Rice left for Memphis to visit her
laughter Mrs. Lonnie Barringer.
Misses Annie Belle Davis and Hattie
Way Burkeen are the weekend guests
If Mrs. Maggie Key at her beautiful
lome near the Deer Park. Miss SUI
lie Murray entertained twelfe of T. |
boys and girls at the home of her
mother on North Main street. Mrs.
lanes Glass entertained at dinner in
lonor Of Mrs. Ellen Allison Sunday
YRS. Glass will leave soon to join her
husband, who accepted a call at John
Tenn. DR.. J. Q. Johnson, T.
". Stephens, Of Nashville. and Rev
James Smith, of Chattanooga, and N.
J. Morton were mingling with friends
asst week. Mrs Ellen Allison and
annie ]. Purdy left for Mt Eagle for
he summer. Mr. Langston Womack
.lso. Miss Mary Clayborn left for
'ewanee for the summer. Miss FL
cen Lacy was the guest of Miss Ileen
'lay Monday. Miss Pauline Davidson
allied on Miss Beatrice Brown Sun
lay afternoon. Mrs. w. c. Cartwright
Entertained in honor of Mrs. Irene
baker, Mrs, Evans Tyree and daugh-
er, Mrs. Allen, of Nashville: Misses
'allie and Vina Commons and Mrs. H
'tonebroker, of Fayetteville: Miss ia
ne Porter Thompson, of Chicago;
lrs. N. B. Benson, Misses P. A. Comp
on, F. A, Killian, of Turner Normal;
IRIS. j. E. Bias, L. Fl. McAdams, M.
|. Nixon, Mary Burkeen, Emma
'cott, Henry Campbell, Misses Ethel
campbell, Willie Burkeen, Annie Lee
nd Mamie Thompson, of Shelbyville.
he Ladies' Society, of the First Bap-
list Church, met with Mrs. L. H. Nc.
adams Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
rene Baker made a very interesting
ddress to the ladies'. The next meet