The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26

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Mrs. Matte S. Afford of Chicago
/ H., formerly of Nashville is visiting
her father, Rev. Snud, 9O2 18th ave-
nue., North.
Mrs. r. Winfrey of Little Rock,
Ark, who has been visiting Mrs. ].
H. Kelly, Jr., left Saturday to visit
relatives and friends in Columbia
and Pulaski, Tenn.
/ Miss Lula Walker of Louisville
and sister, Mrs Laura B. Mckinney
of Chicago have left the city for
their homes after having spent sew
eral weeks with their brother, Mr..
Jas. F. Walker and his wife of 307
18th avenue, North. They were
cordially received and entertained by
friends who were glad to see them.
Miss Matte Banks and Geneva
| Malery of Omaha, Nebraska, after
spending the week end in Chicago
are visiting Mrs. j. H. Cancer of
1928 Jefferson street.
Mr.. A. G. Brent, one of the pros
porous merchants of Hopkinsville.
XIV, Miss Bessie Walker, one of the
school teachers and Mr. Louis Ber-
ry were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Perry of 900 Jackson street during
the Baptist Convention.
Prof. A. N. Jackson, formerly of
Roger Williams University was quite
ly united in marriage Monday night,
September 22nd to Miss Helen
Boyd of Lynnville, Tenn. The
copule left at once for Topeka, Kans.,
where Prof. Jackson has accepted
the chair of History and Literature
in State University. Prof. Jackson
and wife have the best wishes OF
their many friends both in Nashville
and elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell OF
sos South Eighth Street, East Nash
vile, are very jubilant over the visit
of the stork to their homo Saturday
night, September 20th, bringing to
them an pound boy. He has not
as yet been given name as Mr.
Campbell is all smiles and has not
had the time to consider a name.
Mother and baby both are doing nice
ly
Miss Bessie Hynes of Topeka,
Kans., is in the city this week, hav-
ing been a visitor to the National
Baptist Convention.
Miss Bessie Hynes Of Topeka
is spending the week here.
Mrs George Tasco and Mrs Dill
lard of Chicago, ILL.,, who were here
attending the National Baptist Con-
| vention left Tuesday morning. While
here they we're the guests OF Mrs
Tasco's sister, Mrs. Katie Huffman of
Hefferman, Street.
Mrs. Nettie King and Miss Elem
ing have returned from several
weeks stay in Chicago. III! En- route
ZONE they visited relatives in St
Louis, Mo. They had a pleasant
trip and made c host of friends.
Mrs. Atha Dale and Mrs. Leslie
King will be the guest of their Aunt
] Mrs. Lester, of Franklin, KY, Sun
day.
Miss Hueda Little graduate Of
the class of 1913 in nurse training at
Meharry Medical College, left the
city Thursday evening for Now York,
where she will take a Post course at
Lincoln Hospital.
Mrs. Martha Hatch of East Nash
vile entertained at Luncheon Mrs.
James Hatch and her guest of Chi
cago, ILL.,, Mrs. S. B. Howse and Miss
Allie NJ. Bates last Monday evening.
Mrs. Villa julie Reed of Owens
boro. XIV. is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Mabel Overton of 512 Fourth
street. She will remain in the city
until about THE first of October,
when she will join her husband, DIR.
w lB. Reed. Dr.. and Mrs. Reed are
both we'll known in this city where
they we're born and reared.
Mrs. S. B. Howse and sister, Miss
Allie Bates of Chicago, ILL.,, who have
been visiting Mrs. James Hatch 1O2U
10th avenue, South left Monday
night for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cage Cannon OF gu
Wood street are home again after
recent visit to Baltimore, Washing
ton and ST. Louis for a two-week
stay. When seen by reporter
thev expressed themselves as feel
ing greatly recupreated as result
of the trip
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Gordon and lit
tie daughter, Minnie Elizabeth, OF
Carbonate, H., are in the city this
, week. They are visiting Mrs. Cor
dcn's mother, Mrs. Thomas Linton
who lives on Brick Church Pike
Mrs. Gordon is also sister OF MISS
; Maggie Howard, while Mr.. Gordon
lis former Nashvillian.
Miss Maggie Howard has returned
; TO the city from a visit to points IN
Missouri and Illinois. She has DeeI
out of the city for the past elgn'
, months and is now with her moth
err. Mrs. Thomas Linston on BrlcF
Church Pike, East Nashville.