The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-08-01

AzaIia Art Club.
Mrs. Thos. Holman, the President
of Azalia Art Club entertained Mon
day, July 2Sth at her residence 81
Sylvan street. The meeting was
opened with song and prayer. Miss
Ruth Banks presided at the piano.
Roll call and each answering with
dues and quotations. Minutes we're
read and received; after the query
was read then short program was
rendered. reading, Miss Ruth Banks,
solo, Mrs Thos. Holman. Mrs. Joe
Woods, Mrs. Holman's guest spoke
many words of encouragement to the
club. The meeting was turned over
to the hostess. On the arrival Of
the ladies lemonade was dispensed
from large bowl in the hall The
hostess served two course menu
Those present were Madams Dan
Epperson, Henry Ransom, Jennie
Ridley, c. =. Lane, Louis Gill, Gym
thia Boyd and Joe Woods. The
hostess was assisted in serving by
Beatrice Lane and Johnnie Lea
White. The meeting adjourned to
meet with Mrs Cornelius Lane OF
N. Sth street, August 4, 1913
Y. M. C. E. Club.
The Young Married Ladies EN-
broidery Club met at the home of
Mrs. Rhuby Pinder Friday, July %.
One new member was enrolled Mrs.
Joe Golf Each member had new
pieces at this meeting; we had also
two visitors, Mrs VIM. Patterson
and Miss Naomi Bonner of Fayette-
vile, Tenn. Mrs Pinder enter
tanned most beautifully with a three
course menu. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Herbert Adams,
1900 Jefferson street, Friday, August
8, 1913. Visitors welcome
a Hay Ride
Last Friday evening at $50
o'clock, a party of young people
gathered at the residence of Prof
and Mrs. F. G. Smith, of 142 14th
avenue, North, to take the wagon
for delightful hay ride to the
country. Before departing dancing
and music were INDUCED in Those
who made up the jolly party were:
Misses Madalene Carter Vashti
/ Caldwell, Mary Stevenson, Carolyn
( Dorsey, lima Dupont. Alma Jones
f HenreM Towson, Messrs. F.
G. Smith, Jr., Clinton Moore, o. W.
Smith, Jas. Collins, Henry Ferguson
John Cashin and Beecher Cummings
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Clay Moore, chap
eroned the young people.
A Dance at HadIey Park.
A party of young people enter
tanned with dance last Friday
evening at Hadley Park. The guest
list numbered about forty-six. The
pavilion was Illuminated with Jap
anese lanterns, and frappe was dis
pensed from a beautiful decorated
table. An orchestra furnished mus
ic for the occasion.
Birthday Party.
Mrs. N. Wilson entertained on last
Tuesday evening at her home 10
Trimble street The sixteenth
birthday of her neice, Miss Sadie
Walker of Chicago, Ill., The house
was decorated with ferns and cut
flowers in the center of the table
was placed a large birthday cake
with sixteen candles, pre- scented by
Miss Joanna PEBBLES. The even
ing was enjoyed with games and
music. The guests present were
Misses Joanna Peeblts, Clister Nc
Crucheon, Eva Swingler, ANA Smith,
Matte Cornell, Allie Cairo, Efie e.
Collins, Rosa B. Warren, Sadie
Walker, Messrs Fred Hudson,
James Hall, Clifton Goodloe, JAMES
Bassy, Vernon Belchie, Frank Da-
is, Richard Allen, Ellison Belchie,
Jesse Cartwright.
A stag.
One of the most enjoyable as well
as beautifully planned surprise
birthday stays was that of Monday
July % given by Mrs. A. ]. Norman
and daughter, Annie Mai compli.
mentary to their husband and IA
ther Mr. A. j. Norman on his 4Sth
birthday. The house YVES artistical-
ly decorated throughout with potted
plants. Red and green were the
predominating colors. Mr. w. H.