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


The Ladies' Domestic Club of
North Nashville met at the home of
Mrs. R. L. Putnam 1925 Thompson
street on last Thursday afternoon.
The house was artistically decorated
with cut flowers and asparagus
ferns. Two hours were spent sew
ing after which an elaborate three
course menu was served, including
peas, ham sandwiches, creole eggs,
ice tea, salad, ice cream and cake.
Mrs. William Fox and Miss Leila
McClennen assisted Mrs. Britain
in receiving the guest. Those pres
ent were: Mesadmes A. ]. Nc
Gavock, Frank Bailey, Robt Nc
Knight; William Ferrel, Ellen STRAIT
ton, s. Washington, William Fox,
Miss Leila McClennen and Mrs. r,
L.. Putnam. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Terrell Of Clay street
Mdave Marguerite Lee Cheers.
Madame Marguerite Lee Cheers
the celebrated and renowned con-
cert speaker and formerly of this
city has returned from the South
after an absence of five years. She
has travelled from Tennessee to the
Gulf having read in all the i'm
portant cities and towns of Tennes
see, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida
and Georgia. She is one Of the
most talented elocutionists of the
Negro race.
1t will be an educational treat fol
the young people who are aspiring
to make a way in life to see and
hear this talented young woman.
She will begin filling engagements
for Tennessee and the North abou
September LIST. Watch the Globe
for cut and announcements. Fol
communication with her, call Mail
76S or address 1907 9Th avenue
North, City.
A Delightful Outing.
Miss Anita and Mabel Scott en-
tertained in honor of Miss Shaw
of Washington, District of Colum
bia, with delightful outin
at Greenwood aPrk on last Wednes
day. The day was most pleasantly
spent with games, books and othe
amusements. In the afternoon
most delicious luncheon was Ell
joyed by the pleasure seekers. TIL
congenial party consisted of the TO
lowing Misses Lucy B. Shaw, Wasf
ington, D. c.. Anita and Mabel Scot
Lady E. Phillips, Edwina Smith, LII
liam Allen and Mrs. Willie Hollan
Johnson of San Antonio, Texas
Drs. Phillips and Walker.
Brooks-FIagg.
One of the most charming HON
weddings of the season was that
Miss Mosselle Flagg and Mr. Edwar
James Brooks, at the home of tn
bride, 222 North Eighth street, Eat
Nashville. The ceremony was veI
impressive and was performed /
Rev. H. L. p Jones, at $3.50 o'clocI
The ceremony was followed by r
ception.
For the event the home was pr
fusely decorated with ferns and pottt
plants. The dining-room was a thiI
of rare beauty. The dining tabl
on which were four bridal cakes, WI
very artistically decorated with viii
crepe draped from the chandelier
the ends of the table and cut fiowe
as a center decoration. In the parl
where the ceremony was performt
white crepe was draped from Il
chandelier to the four corners of Il
room.
Just before the bridal party e
tered Miss Geneva Bender sang We
sweetly "The Rosary" Promptly
$3.50 o'clock the bridal party enter'
to the strains of Memberships we
ding march, played by the brides s
ter. Miss Sarah Flagg. Little Mi
Lorena Davis entered carrying a viii
lily in which was enclosed the rim
next came Master Robert Marsha
bearing the license on a silver waite
Following came the maid Of hone
Miss Mamie Walton, followed by t
best man, Mr.. Nathan Mitchem, al
the groom who entered from the 81
door. Then came the bride, leani
on the arm of her mother and dr.
ing the two little flower girls, Ma
Ella Jones and Fanny Mary Kennel
who carried each a basket of flowe
with stTeamers of white ribbon
tached and at three yards lengt
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