The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-24


Mothers Meeting at Hoffman Hall.
There will be a Mothers Meeting at
Hoffman Hall Friday afternoon, jan
uary "a at 8 o'clock. A good pro-
gram has been prepared, a special
feature of which will be an address
by Rev. N. D. Shamborguer, D. D., on
Enlightened Motherhood"
A cordial invitation is extended to
all mothers and it is hoped there will
be a large crowd in attendance.
Meetings are held every Friday after
noon.
The Tea Rose Club Entertained.
The Tea Rose Club was beautifully
entertained by Mrs. Martilla Harris
and Miss Minnie Toney Wednesday
evening, January 18th in the home of
Mr.. s. P. Toney, 100 Patterson
street. The club was called to order
by the President, Mrs. Maria Chad
we'll. After business was suspended
a neat little programme was rendered.
An instrumental piece by Mrs. E. B.
Looper; a solo by Miss Lillian B.
Northern which delighted her hearers
with Miss Toney at the piano, the
gifted and charming young daughter
Of Mr.. S. P. Toney. Afterwards a
tempting two-course menu was served
with colors predomlnating. The
club adjourned in order to meet with
Mrs. Yyton, January 20, 1913.
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Six O'Clock Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkerson enter
tanned a limited number of young peo-
pie at their residence LOT Lake ST.,
Wednesday evening, January 8. The
reception rooms were beautifully deco
rated with ferns and red carnations.
The table was a beautiful picture with
a real Lace centerpiece in the middle
of the table was a cut glass vase, hold
ing ferns and carnations. Those
seated at the table were Misses Liz
zie Williamson, Mary B. England,
Jennie Brice, Glendora Brice, Bessie
Phillips, Maud Wilkerson, Jennie
Wilkerson, Bessie Wilkerson. Messrs.
Arthur Taylor, Samuel Taylor, Will
lain Hollins, Herbert Thompson, Has
kell, Luther Stockel,. Mrs. Louise
Anderson was hostess. The menu
was oyster soup, turkey, cranberry
sauce, Celery, pickles, creamed po-
%tatoes, scalloped oysters, tomatoes,
} salad, green peas, macronia, hot rolls,
BRICK cream to carry out the colors
of pink and white, black coffee,
cheese straws, mint and candy.
r The Minnehaha Club.
The M~innehaha Club was highly
. entertained last Tuesday evening by
? the Misses Flaggs, 222 N. Eighth
street. The meeting was called to
order by the President, Miss V. l.
Flagg, opened with song and prayer
Much business was transacted, after
= which the members enjoyed them
selves in a jovial way. Each member
received a handsome card, souvenir
;, of the club colors. During the even
y ing, a two course supper was served
The club then adjourned to meet
with Miss Mamie Walton, 40 Win
ter street, East side. The Presi
= dent desires that each member be
+ present at the next meeting
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Miss Lake Eentertains.
Miss Corinne Lake entertained a
her sisters, Mrs. Dora Harris, l;
y Garden street last Saturday evenin:
IN honor of Misses Sanders Of Jeffer
n son, Tenn, and Miss Allie Davis o
East Nashville.
The Non ParieI Art Club.
The Non Pariel Art Club met a
/ the residence of Mrs. I. B. Scott Tues
IL day afternoon. This being the frs
. meeting of the new year plans wer'
mapped out for 1918. Mrs. j.. "
y Work was elected to membership
o. The club is going to make an enel
o getic endeavor to eclipse its recor
of last year. After cessation of bus
ness, quite an elaborate menu wa
enjoyed. Those present were Mes
at danes M, E. Bryant, A. ]. Bright,
id H. Hale, J.. A. McMillin, Gilbert White
Of T. w. Hightower, Durant Houston
lie C. V. Roman, w. A. Reed and S. Pey
re ton. Next meeting with Mrs. JAIME
le Smith, 90 Robinson street.
10 The Neighborhood Circle Club.
,e The Neighborhood Circle Club hel
ne its regular meeting Wednesday. Jal
18th, with Mrs. w. H. McGavock,
her home. 1889 Sixteenth avenu'
North. The following members wei
10 present: Mesdames Carrie Brown,
w. Work, P. A. Duncan, r. P. Moor
lg w. H. Forte, w. H. McGavock, Josi
Henderson. The invited guests we
~. Mrs, Lee Miller. Pushkin (the N
as gro poet of Russia) was the topic ft
CIV discussion. Mrs. ]. w, Work led !
&C. the discussion. Mrs. P. A. Dunca
rendered an instrumental solo. R
Sc freshments were served. Meeting a
journed to meet with Mrs. J.. W. WoI
he February 5, 1913.
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wv The House Keepers Club.
rs An unusually large number of mel
bers of the Housekeepers' Club M
January 18th at the residence of MI
Cornelia Jones, 6O6 Sixth avenu
be South. The club was called to ord
no by the President, Madam Blak
,oS Each lady responded to the roll Wi
~ a quotation. After the transaction
- business the ladies spent much tin