The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27

numbering 81 A musical program
was rendered as follows: Invoca-
ton, Rev. J. D. Bushell; Solo-Miss
Geneva Bender; Congratulatory talk
AIR. Jno. Brown, ST., who spoke OF
the occasion being one of oy. Mrs.
Hattie Bender presented to the hon
Gree a token from his wife of as
many dollars as he is years. Solo
Rev. ]. D. Bushell. After the pro-
gram ices were served in the din
ing room and during the evening
frappe was served by Mrs. Hattie
: Bender A number of handsome ,
presents were received.
The guests were: Rev. and Mrs.
Bushell. Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Title,
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Fite, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Bibb, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Grown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerre Baker, Mr.. and
!, Mrs. Guess, Mrs. Hattie Bender,
Mrs. Josie Norman, Miss Geneva
Bender, Miss Irene Williams, Mr..
Jno Brown, Jr, Mr.. Houston ELAN,
Mr. Frank Mccullough.
Morning Whist Party.
Miss Eva M. Green, of Heffernan
street, was hostess TO charmingly-
q arranged affair on Tuesday morning
E June 10, from 8 to IL o'clock, compli-
. mentary to the popular brideelect,
! Miss Matte B. Scales, and Mrs. R. E.
i Smith, a recent bride, who is soon to
5 Join her husband, DR.. r. e. Smith OF
!. Parsons, Kans.
! A progressive whist game was the
main feature of the morning. Miss
.Mpllie Had.ep won the first prize and
q presented it to Miss Matte Scales.
u Miss Scales being winner of the Sec
. ond prize. gracefully presented 1T to
Il Mrs. R. E. Smith. The consolation
Il prize fell to Miss Lady E. Phillips,
e who made very pretty speech in
10 eulogy of the two brides. Mrs. Carter
20 addressed a valedctory attesting the
le love and esteem in which the bride
- elect, Miss Matte Scales, and the
y groom, DR.. d. Gooden, are held by
40 their friends. The house was deco
g. rated with cut flowers and pot
g ted plants The dining table was
70 covered with handsome centerpiece
Ut A beautiful stand in the center held
' Te beautiful fern completed the mos
llS artistic arrangement, its graceful fes
u toons trailing across the table were
NC caught at each corner. Bon-bol
nc dishes with minis and CONNECTIONS ad
re- ded to the beauty of decorations. 4
30 delicious and tempting menu wa
Is served in two courses. A colo
scheme of pink and white was empha
sized in menu and decorations
Scores were kept by Mrs. E. G. W
of Sango and Mrs. ]. H. Kelly. Abou
,ty thirty-fve guests enjoyed Miss Green
u.s. hospitality. The hostess was asslstel
nd IN receiving by Mrs. Sango, MIS-
on Green appeared in gown OF duches
CO. satin with lace and jet accessorie
of and Miss Scales gown was of blac
in charmeuse. Mrs. Smith wore en-
en- broidered wolfe with point lace an
= Persian sash. The following ladie
N together with the groom, DR.. GoodeI
and the groomsman, DR.. A., E. POSE!
of CeHterville, we're present
The menu was served in a mos
gracious manner by the little Misse
Ruth Upshaw and Alberta Watkins
MISS NlChSctCI1 III a AiO0I OOAASNNA-
speech presented the prize to the su
cessful contestants. The groom, D
Gooden, and groomsman, Dr. A.
Posep, were the onlp gentlemen pre-
ent. The following ladies accepte
Miss Green's hospitality: Miss Fa
nye E. Watkins, Miss Hattie L. Wa
kins. Mrs. ]. c. Field, Mrs. Henry A
vim Cameron, Miss Elizabeth McKe
yer, Mrs. T. Clay Moore, Miss Laul
E. Stump, Miss Minnie E. Bramlett
Lady Emma Louise Phillips, Esth'
Up. Berry, Fannie L. Berry, Mobil
Ala; Clara L. Lowe, ]. D. Ballentyn
atherine c. STEELE, Cornelia Y. EVIL
Mrs. J. P. Crawford, Marion M. Ha
ley, Mrs. Cora NJ Hall, Mrs. j.
A Hale, Mrs. ]. H. Kelly Miss M,
Grisham, Miss N. B. Allison, Mrs.
]. Work, Miss Matte B. Scales, MI
wv. H. Work, Alberta V. Watkin
Ruth c. Upshaw, Mrs. F.. ]. Sang
Mrs. Lucinda Brown. Mrs. Susie Ca
ter. Mrs. Richard Grass, DR.. Jos
Wells, Mrs. S. A. Jackson-Smith, MI
Alberta Tyree