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

McGavock was toatsmaster of the
occasion. Each guest responded
with an appropriate toast. Mr..
Norman received some very useful
and beautiful presents. A very
beautiful ring with K. of P. Emblem
set was given by some OF the guest.
Mr.. w. H. McGavock made the pre-
sentation speech. The invited
guests were Mr.. Robert Abernathy,
Mr.. W. H. McGavock, Mr.. Frank
Green, Mr.. Geny Joens, Mr.. Walter
Page, Mr.. Dave Reedy, Mr.. Nelson
Napier, Mr.. Moses McKissack, Mrs.
Isaac Moore, Mrs. Chas. Stringer,
Mrs. W. l.. Miller, Mrs. r. A. Walk
err Mrs. Theo Holt, DR.. J. A Nap
Ter.
Surprise Party.
An enjoyable event of last week
was surprise party by the younger
set at the home of Miss Bessie NJ.
Morgan, Tuesday night, July 22.
The guest arrived at the nome or
Miss Morgan il a party taking her
by surprise The clever hostess
however soon made all things ready
for an enjoyable evening. Games
and music were enjoyed and merit
ment ruled the evening. An ice
course was served. The following
were in the party: Mis- ses Josie
Muse, Ida M. Patterson, Lula Kirk
Beatrice Dangerfield, Estella Cum
mings, Lula Northern, Mamie L.
Wells, Maggie e. Reid, Jennie Love
Hattie L. Alexander, Bessie M. Nor
gan, Messrs. ,Epperson p. Bonds,
Jno. Harris, S. Timer, l.. Johns, A.
R. Stockard, VIM Laws, Clarence
Harwell, - Sims.
A Happy Surprise.
National Club No. 2 met last Fri
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. NJ Combs corner of 18th
ard Patterson street. At the close
Of the meeting the hostess stated
that she invited the club to her
home on that night, which was on
the regular meeting night as it was
her husbands birthday. Sac then
led the way to the dining room
which was decorated with ferns,
white and pink rosebuds. The
home was brilliantly lighted both
upstairs and down stairs. A two
course menu was served after which
Mrs. Combs presented a cake for
each member to cut a slice. Miss
Thomas slice contained a small
piece of paper giving Mr.. Combs
age, (6S) years and the promise of
a long and prosperous life. Those
present were Mesdames Emma Cot
fee, Jennie Vanderbilt, Green North
ern, Messrs. D. w. Crutcher and C.
M. Combs. Misses Ella Northern
Stella Cummings, Thomas and No
vella Vanderbilt.
Entertained.
Mr.. C. G. Crook Of Chicago was
delightfully."- entertained by Miss
Hattie Spurlock Thursday evening,
July oath at 9 o'clock Music was
furnished by Miss Mary Walker.
Dancing and games were the fea,
lures of the evening The home
was beautifully decorated with roses
and maiden hair ferns; one corner
was banked with ferns and potted
plants Miss Spurlock was very
pretty in a pink satin trimmed with
lace and pearls Miss Carter was
in blue and carried a large boquet
of roses. The LADIES we're beautifully
gowned. Those whe enjoyed Miss
Spurlock's hospitality were Misses
Laura Carter, Sarah chatham, Ma
ME Wooten, Hattie Edmondson,
Minnie Crook of Sparta, Mary Walk
err, Margaret Walker Hattie Spur.
lock, Mesdames Mary Watterson
and MOllie. Spurlock, Mr.. Charlie
Crook of Chicago, Mr.. John Watkins,
DR.. Moore, Messrs Waters. Buch-
anan and Fred Maybrough. AZ
four course menu was beautifully
served by Master Buchanan.
Prof and Mrs. E. w. Benton En-
tain with Dinner.
On last Saturday, July 26, Prof.
and Mrs. E. W. Benton of 1918 18th
avenue, North entertained at din
ner a large company of Kentucky
Ohio, Indiana and Middle Tennessee
delegates to the Missionary Congress
of the G.. M. e. Church in session at
here in Capers Chapel. These dele