The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-31

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Mr.. D.. Wesley Crutcher, 1o10 Phillips
81, President; Mr.. san L. Carter.
T8 Gay St, Secretary. Meets 2nd
and 4th Tuesdays, S11 p. n.
Day Home Club.
Mrs, 1. 3. Scott, 1926 TOurteenth Ave,
Gay Ff ST., ss.r. sGs a M E SA: asG S 1ss
4th Tuesdays, eli p. M.
Eagle club c. Of c,
Mr.. T. B. coheV, T20 Smiley st.,
President; MlsD LOAtis JehAssa, 21s
N. E2ghth St., Secretary. Meetings
subject to Gala Of President, re p. n.
East Nashville Dramatic.
Mrs. A NJ Townsend ga Webster
st. President; Miss Eley ]. Darrell.
614 Webster St., SeAReaAEy. Meetings
subject to call Of PBssAsat.
Employee MHtual RsneaA
Mr. Ln6AVette Moore. lies Citation St,
President; Mrs. R0bt. L. Miller, S27
.Iaazza ST. Secretary. Meets every
Mmaav, S-IQ D. IA
0~HoenMsood Independent Club.
Al0nEa II. Bowman, President; Miss Mat
70 heAeT, secretary, 50 Maury Street.
Meet every Tuesday Right.
HoGplAA1 Beard Of RoY@s InHrRary.
Mrs. n. W. niahe, 8 CaAAen st.,
President: Miss Mamie =. Peglana,
CSC WStROre ST., Secretary. Meets
2AA ana ~ EAnrSdAys. IS ,. =.
Nubhard Hospital.
Dr.. Josie d. Wells, 1928 seeonA Ave.
g., President Mrs. J. h Hale, 68D
wetmOre st., Secretary. Meets 1st ana
Ord Monaays, 40 p. m.
Friday Review Club.
Mrs. j. w. Russell, 613 Main ST., President
Miss Maggie Mayberry, 9Th ave-, near
Cedar, Secretary. Meets LIST and Snd Fri
days, $50 P. M.
Ladies' Aid Society.
Mrs. W. Q. Tate, 800 9Th Aye, n, PRECEDENT;
Mrs. Genie B. Patterson, 1904 9th Avenue N
Secretary. Meets every Monday afternoon
LOraiMC SeelaI ctub.
Mr.. JesSe j. Sntth, 49, Quarry g..
President; Miss AAdle L. AltlSsa, 2eas
JeneraoA st., Secretary. Meets 2nA
and Ath Tuesdays, Sill p. N
Nashville League on Condition Among
Negroes.
Prot. Geo. q. Haynes, Fisk University,
PEssident Prof. T. B. Hardlman, Se5
Ssveath Ave-, s., Secretary. Meets
2nA Thursday, 4S p. m.
Non ParTOl Art Club.
Mrs.. c.. v. Rom 1Se Fourtsenth
Ave, NJ, President; Mrs. Gilbert
White, Q Garden st., Secretary. Meets
and and 4th Tuesdays, 3-5 p. N.
Original Greenwood Social.
President, Robert H.. Edmondson, 12is
Grant Street; Secretary, Miss Jessie b
Beech, 92l 18th Avenue, North.
Phyllis Wheatley.
Mrs. g.. L. Jackson, TOT Lea Ave.
President Mrs. J. II. Hale. csc Wet
more St, Secretary. Meets last Thurs
Gay, 3-5 p. n.
TWOntToth Century Embroidery Club.
Mrs. 7. E. Hardiman, President, 18th Ave
nue.. South; Mrs. VIM. Nixon, Secretary
Perkins and Wharf. Meet and and All
Thursdays IS p. m.
~. z. p. C..
III NJ VAaIta Rn-aA Ola rnlwkkh 0k
President; Miss Bud0ra MeClelland
1895 HoReraAn st., Secretary. Meetl
2nA and 4tA Tuesdays, G11 p. N.
Y n. L. c.
e. Porter POND, 1906 State Street, Presl
dent; Thomas W. Anderson 533 End Ave.
II N, General Secretary. Meets every
Monday night at Bill p. m. PythiaT
Temple. Mr. Baxter Scruggs, Secretary
Y. l. L. g.
Miss Ella CockrIll, 1911 First Avenue
South, President; Miss Flora ". Cara
way, SlB-llth Avenue, North, Secretar
Meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays from 5 I'M.
til 7 O'clock.
Observation-Disclosures
A home wedding of much interes
was that of Miss Maggie E. Hargrav,
to Mr.. Chas. j. Christopher, whicl
took place last Thursday night, Jan
uary 20, at the brides residence, no
Twelfth avenue, South. The hous
was beautifully decorated for the oC
casion. About five minutes befor
the marriage took place Miss Ami
Rucker sghg beautifully 20 Love Tha
Will Not Let Me Co." and prompt,
at eight O'Clock the bridal party be
gan to march in to the strains O
Mendelssohn's wedding march, whicI
! |. V1nraI h. IskNl~ Nil Mill.
White, anG formed under a beautiful
arch made of white cnrysanthemumS
from which hung a large white bel
The ceremony was performed by ID
w. Z. Denny. The bride came in wit,
her brohef, Mr.. Geo. Hargrave, Jr
who served as best man, and tn
groom came in with Miss Maggie T
Reed, cousin of the bride, who serve
as bridesmaid. The bride was beaut
fully gowned in white silk voile owe
taffetta silk with trimmings of pearl
and her bouquet was of Killarne
roses and maidenhair ferns. TIL
bridesmaid was beautifully gowned i
white embroidered wolfe. Mrs. Chris
topher is the daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. George Hargrave and tn
granddaughter of Mr.. William Stone
of S%helbyville, Tenn, and is a youn
woman of many friends and attraC
lions. A large reception followed tn
ceremony and the house was crowde
to its utmost capacity. Many valu;
BILE and useful presents were received
49,
An Enjoyable Evening.
Quite a few of the many friends
Mr.. Mansfield Douglass, ST., convene
in his honor at his ever welcomin
home at 1906 IL State street, t
spend a few hours of recreation /
conference over the remininscence
of the past and predictions of the fl
ture. The guests enjoyed listening t
a few of the masterpieces of the fl
nous Y. NJ. l.. c. Quartette, At
late hour the guests convened aroun
the table prevalent with a high lu,
ury of the trophies of the season an
displaying the culinary art in superiC
capacity, in which Mrs. Douglas ha
few equals and no rivals. Many tol
les of Importance were discussed
length, some of which included "Ho
H. " - - $1,000 hw1fhna - aFTh