The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-07-11

The Azalia Art Club was enter
tanned a few evenings ago by Mrs.
Bailey Epperson at her home, SO5 Syl-
van street. The meeting was pre-
sided over by the President After
song. and prayer the minutes of tine
previous meeting were read and
adopted At the roll call each an
swered with a quotation. Mrs. Bailey
Epperson was in charge of the query
box Some time was spent in needle
work. Mrs. Sumlin, of Sylvan street,
was the only guest for the afternoon,
and her talk along the lines of needle
work was of much interest The
meeting was then turned over to the
hostess, who served ice cream and
cake Those to enjoy this occasion
were Mesdames Thos Holman, Thos.
Morgan, Henry Ransom, Louis Guild,
Louise Mason, Cornelius Lane, Jen-
ME Ridley, Cynthia Boyd, Miss Ruth
Banks, Miss Donnie Smith and Mrs.
Sumlin and Mrs. Dan Epperson. The
meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Louis Guild July 14th, SOC Sylvan
street.
Y M. L. c.
A meeting was held in the club
room and one of the best business
meetings was conducted by the mem
bers who were present. The mem
bers possessed that oratorical ability
for such eloquence was never before
shown by those present. Prof. Kin
ger spoke of the obedience and Love
of the Club" and he also said that
"The bone and sinew is the record OF
past years The Program Committee
has completed the outlines for this
quarter, together with some interest
ing amusement features added. The
next regular meeting is program
night, and all are expected to be pres
ent and on time. Listen and you will
hear the call Current events have
played a prominent part in the midst
of the clubs literature and poetry has
made many happy and chase away
desolation The chairman of execu-
tive committee wishes all his mem
bers to be present on Monday even
ing at o'clock
Noche Microbes.
One of the most pleasant events
of last week was the meeting of the
Noche Microbes Club with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Henri Thorn at their
home on fremont avenue. The home
was brilliantly lighted and the veran'
da and reception rooms were attract
i've with cut flowers and potted plants
On the arrival of the guests, Cherry
Punch" was dispensed by Miss Alice
Webster. Tables were arranged and
the evening was most delightfully."-
spent in whist" and pit" At il
o'clock a dainty collation. of two
courses was enjoyed. The color
scheme for the evening being pink
and white was effectively enhanced
in the ice course Those who en-
loved Mr.. and Mrs Thorn's hospital
itv were Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Boxley
MIR. and Mrs. Burt Moore, Mrs. viii
Thompson. Miss Hortense Carter OF
Knoxville, Miss Ncll E. King, Mr., D
w. Crutcher Mr. and Mrs. G. p. Ba
ker. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Eason
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guild, Mr.. anC
Mrs Arthur owen end Miss Alice
Webster The next meeting OF thu
club will be with Mr.. and Mrs. vii
Young, of Twelfth avenue North.
Krby-Griffey
Mr.. VIM. G. Kirby, Of Nashville
and Mrs. Ayrin D. Griffey, of Hopkins
Vile, KY, we're quietly married at the
home of the bride Monday afternoon
after which they boarded the trair
for Nashville where they will resid
for the present.
Entertainment.
Mrs. NJ e. Dew entertained yer!
delightfully."- last Wednesday evening
at her home on Third street in homo
of Miss Bessie Patton, of Memphis
Miss Mikell, of South Carolina, am
Miss C. B. Merrill, who has just re