The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-02-21

$4,000
Harding, Felix Harding, Hercy D.
J.. c. Fields.
X. Y. Z. Bunch.
Miss Marie Stockell, OF Webster
street was hostess for a very pretty
Valentine Party to the x. Y. z. Bunch
and a few visitors on Saturday night
February 18th. The principle fea-
ture of the occasion was progressive
whist. Miss Eleanor Battle winning
first prize and Mr.. H. N. Robinson
the BOBBY. The house was beautifully
decorated. A three course menu
was served. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Robinson, Misses
Hattie Hodghns, Roberta Walker,
Edwina Smith, Nita Scott, Eleanor
Battle, Mollie Hadley, Emma
Stone, Beatrice Vaughn and Dewitt
Shorter; Messrs. Charles Ferguson,
jim Hamilton, Ira Scott, Eugene Page,
Vernon Orviss, Chandler, Jones, Kerr
William Stocked and Ernest Alex
ander. The Bunch will be the guests
of Miss Smith at their first birthday
party in March.
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A Wooden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. E. Thornton cele-
home, 900 18th venue North, on
brated their wooden wedding at their
Tuesday, February 5, 1913. The
ceremony was performed by Hon. ].
P. Rhines to the delight of all the
invited guests. After the ceremony,
dancing was INDUCED in until 1d.30
when the refreshments. were served.
The bride and groom received many
valuable and useful presents.
Among those present were: Hon.
J. P. Rhines, J. W. Grant, DIR. N.
Miles of Dickson, Tenn, and Miss
Pinkie Webb of indianapolis. Ind,
and a host of other friends.
Valentine Party.
The home of Mrs, w. H. Patterson,
1907 Scovel street was beautifully
decorated with ferns and flower flags
and beautiful designs made of tissue
| paper. Among the guests were some
/, of the A. and l. State Normal stu
} dents. Games and dancing were the
main features Of the evening. A
2 three course menu was served. The
! night was delightfully."- spent. Those
who entertained the guests were:
Miss Clara Green and Miss Ida M.
Patterson. The music was rendered
by Miss M. P. Lockridge.
; Club Recognized.
: The North Nashville Social Club
= No. 8, met at the residence of Mrs.
; D. H. Gum, 1901 Underwood street,
February IL, 1913 for the purpose Of
reorganization. The meeting was
called to order by the former Presi-
dent, Mr.. W. H. McCline. The old
- club disbanded and was r~e-organized
b by Mr.. Elder M. Stewart. There
were only five chartered members
Il present. The club was organized
b. under the name Of the Colored Tail
Of ors Social Club. This club will meet
u every Wednesday night at 1701. I'm
r. derwood street. Many We're present
t; at the meeting: officers were elected
t; and members united by the bunch
IS Some business was transacted. OF
e. icers: President, Elder NJ. Stewart;
r; Vice-President, James H. Harrison
II. Secretary, Mrs. Dan Ella Johnson
SIS Assistant Secretary, Miss Mary L
n Gum; Treasurer, Mrs. D. H. Gum.
Marshall, w. H. McCline; Assistan
M Marshall, F, T. Talley,
of $50
Cs The Non Pariel Art Club.
The Non Pariel Art Club met a
the residence Of T. W. Hightowe
Tuesday afternoon. The session
ba was an interesting one. Embroider
work was the feature. DR.. NJ. F
Coleman of GAINESVILLE was an hor
ored guest, making a very pointe
address. Refreshments were serve(
Those present we're: Mesdames l. F
~ Scott, M. E. Bryant, Gilbert White
o. w. A. Reed, J. H. Hale, J. H. Adam:
n Gov. Roman, j. A. McMillin, A. I.
ho Bright, S. M. Peyton, James Smith
Next meeting will be with Mrs. j.. T
Adams, Green and Decatur avenue.
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'e9 Mrs. Clemmie White, No. 9 Gorde
= street has been quite sick. She
- now c~onvalescing.
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ow N. 3. P. H. Band Banquet.
sic OF the many delightful affairs tht
The have been given at the National Bal
yas fist Publishing House, zone has a
he tracted greater attention nor prove
ted more enjoyable than the banqut
To given on Wednesday evening, Febr1
A airy goth by the National Baptist Pu
ses llshing House Eand. This ban
which is yet in its infacny, in poll
cca of service, made its first appearanC
P. in public a few weeks ago, and as
Ter. stimulus Of encouragement and I
ere show their appreciation to the pa
WIS, Elephants of their recent %concernts, Il
1cv the members of the Band were host
an Wednesday evening at their hea
,lle quarters at the National Baptist Pu
ora fishing House. For this occasio
lrd- an elaborate menu Of several course
ms, consisting Of the many delicacies
far. the season was served. The honort
n guests were: Drs. r. Fl. Boyd, Y
yes. S. Ellington. Prof. J. D. Crenshaw al
,on. Rev. II. A. Boyd. Mr.. Maddox, mana
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