The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18


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the events of the evening. At II
o'clock a splendid two course menu
was served, and the hostesses were
showered with congratulations on the
splendid way they had entertained.
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Y. M. L. c. Notes.
The club held its anniversary at
the home of Mr.. ]. H. Stockard,
on last Friday night. Special inter
est centered in the fact, that it was
the first held at the home. The re-
vival of a stirring scene, the heroism
of the past, which was brought out
with such force and affectionate pa
thos in the program rendered, clearly
illustrates the fact that nothing lives
like memory and affection. Mr.. H..
J. Stockard was master Of ceremonies.
The exercises opened with the grand
old song, Portuguese Hymn; prayer
by H j. Stockard; introduction of the
club by E. P. Bond, president; selec-
ton by Quartette; original poetry by
club poet; solo by M. F. Douglass; es-
say-Basis of Literary Education by
NJ. Dobbins; address by Mr.. Sanders,
Secretary of Colored Y. M. G. A;
good night by Quartet; remarks by
the master of ceremonies. The adj
dress delivered by Mr.. Sanders was
indeed an inspiration and all those
that heard him will never forget his
address. He emphasized the impor-
lance and necessity of a knowledge OF
faith and love and the history is the
source of foundation; the inspiration
of all our club work. Prof. R. Har-
ris, made a brief talk and gave some
pathetic boyhood recollections. He
said, I'VE have much to be proud of
although we have not won a victory"
Let every member be present at the
next meeting. Visitors welcome.
Frierson-Moore,
Mr.. Adley Frierson and Miss Char
ley Moore were quietly married at 1412
Hieman street, Sunday evening at 6
o'clock. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore. The
groom is one Of the leading young
men of the city. Both are prominent
in society circles Members of the
family and a few intimate friends wit
messed the ceremony, which was per
formed by Rev. S. /. Howard, D. D.
$50
Atwaters -BolIoW.
On Monday night, April 14th, Mr..
William Atwarters and Miss Nina Bal
low were secretly married at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Mary Alexander on
Georgia street. The President Of the
Eagle Club and members of the family
were the only ones present.
Banquet.
The first anniversary and banquet
of the Chesterfield Club Of East
Nashville was held at Odd Fellows
Hall, Fourth avenue, North, Friday
evening, April 4, 1913. The hall was
beautifully decorated in club colors.
Other c%onveniences need not be men.
toned as every one knows the beau
ty of this hall. Presidents of the va
rious clubs were present and stated
that this was one of the grandest en-
tertainments of the season., and were
greatly surprised that the club COM
posed Of only twelve young ladies
was able to render such a treat to
their social friends. Good music fur
nished by the orchestra made dane
ing the main feature Of the evening,
after which a delightful three-course
menu was served. The guests num-
bered about sixty.
Hadley's Park Social Club.
The H. P. S. C. held their regular
meeting on Monday, April 7, with
Misses Mamie and Katherine Sellars,
of 2021 Heffernan street. The meet
ing was called to order by the presi-
dent, Mrs. r. H. Rucker. The roll
was called by the secretary, Miss
Amanda McClain, with each member
responding. A part of the time was
spent in embroidery work, after which
a tempting %two-course menu was serv-
ed. Members present were: Mrs.
Henry Lawrence, Mrs. T. H. Rucker,
Mrs. William Robinson, Oracle Rus
| sell, Mrs. Edward Church, Mrs. An.
drew Rose, Misses Ethel Berry, Selma
and Matte Baker, Mamie and Kath-
rine Sellars, Mary Douglass, Amanda
McClain, Gussa Tucker, Satle Reed
and Graham Currethers.
Mrs. Graham Serves Dinner.
Mrs. Graham, of West Nashville,
served dinner Sunday evening in
honor Of her nephew, Mr.. Philip
T%hompson's birthday. After the bless
ing was asked by Master Phillip
Thompson, Jr, six courses were served
to the following guests, who expressed
themselves as being highly entertain.
ed: Mrs. Galloway, DR.. Pickens, Mrs.