The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-05-30


A delightful three course
menu was served Thos who en-
i0yed Mrs Bakers hospitality were:
Prof. johnson, the president of Roger
Prof, Jeffries, P. NJ. Cant,
L. T. Cantrell, S. w. Powell, A. w.
Nrse. Mrs A. A. Bennett, Misses
Dorothy Bennett, Maggie L. Hickman,
Sallie Duvall, Willie Duvall, Fred
Della Thomas.
Party.
Miss Joanna PEBBLES was hostess
on last Thursday evening of a beau
birthday party at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson PEBBLES, 80 Perkins street.
The house was brilliantly decorated
with ferns and cut flowers. In the
center of the table was lovely
Lirthday cake, on one corner was a
vase filled with American beauties,
ferns and carnations. The evening
was enjoyed with games and music.
Miss PEBBLES was assisted in receiv-
ing her guests by her mother, Mrs.
A. PEBBLES, and sisters, Mrs. P. H. |
Hyde, of Flat Rock and Mrs. ]. S.
Rutherford, of Perkins street. At a
late hour the guests were invited into
the spacious dining-room, where a |
three course menu was served, MI
merous gifts were received Those
present were Misses Sadie Walker,
Effie e. Collins. Matte Cornell, Oma
Smith, Eva Swingler, Mary Lee Blu
chanan, Joanna PEBBLES, Messrs.
James Bass, Jr., D. Q. Battle, Fred
Hudson, James Hall, William Fergu-
son, Jesse Cartwright, Clifford Good
loe.
N. NJ. Y. P. L. C.
The North Nashville Young Peo-
pies Literary Club held its first
meeting at Salem Church last Wednes-
number of the members were prestrt
to witness the program, which was
splendidly conducted unde" the su
pervision of DR.. R. H. McGavock, as
sisted by Messrs. Oman Stratton, Os-
car McGavock, ], B. Robinson, Phi. c.,
and Mrs. Martha Turner
The program was as follows: Song
America" invocation, DR. McGav-
ock; song-Dennis; reading-Paul
Laurence Dunbar, Miss Sadie L. Kel-
ly; Scripture reading, Mr.. Oman
Stratton; paper, "The Good of Lit
erary Club" Mr.. Tillman Stewart;
discussion of current events general
remarks, members of club; closing
song, club.
Officers-R. H. McGavock, Presi-
dent; Oscar McGavock, Vice Presi-
deaf; Miss Martha Siratton, Secre-
tary; Mrs. Omch Stratton, Treasurer;
Oman Stratton and ]. r. Robinson,
General Asst
North Nashville is proud to men
ton these names in the persons of
Misses Fannie Belle Mcknight, Sa-
die Kelly, Maud Stewart and Martha
Stratton, as competent Sunday-school
teacl rs and quite help to the com
munity.
The Missionary Society of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Mt. Zion Baptist Church gave a
candy pulling Monday evening, May
| 10, at the home of the president, Mrs.
M. l.. Mayberry. The entertainment
was quite a success. A nice crowd
was present Mrs. Carrie Dickerson,
one of the workers at the Fireside
School, assisted the ladies in making
the candy. Every one present ex
pressed themselves as having spent a
delightful evening.
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Baptist Church.
The North Nashville Sunshine Band
which was organized Wednesday
April 2, 1913, by Miss Carrie M. Hold
err, is progressing nicely The little
folks meet each Tuesday evening al
3 o'clock at the residence of Rev. an6
Mrs. A. C. Holder, 1894, Sixteenth av
enue, North The meetings are
opened with song, prayer and Scrip
/, ture reading. The Missionary lessons
are taught from Hope" They spent
much time in quilt piecing and max
ing scrapbooks. Miss Holder is as
sisted in instructing the children by
Mr. M. L. Mayberry, Miss Burnett ant
other members of the Fireside School
The officers of the Band are Carrie M
Holder president; Lottie e. Williams
vice president; Lizzie M. Love, secre
tary; Willie o. Greene, assistant sec
rotary; Myrtle Mayberry, treasurer
and Russell Palmer reporter. AL
children are invited to attend
Entertained Friends.
, Miss Martha L. Turner entertained
a limited number of friends on Sur
day evening, May 49,, at her domic'l
31S Eighteenth avenue, North. TIL
rooms were attractively decorated il
spring flowers. The hostess was as
/ sisted in entertaining by her auntie
, Miss Georgia Fox, of Chicago, III
During the evening a delightful ic
course was served. The following
were present Daisy E. Martin, Will
!, Mai Hodge Bernice Mosely, of CHI
, cago; Forest Wilson, Preston Jones
Oliver Thompson, Frank Perkins, Wi
lie Cummins, Eugene Perkins, Mis-
Turner was loveyl in a gown Of blac
crepe de chine.
l $50
q Birthday Party
; At Mrs. Marshall's residence Fri
day, May 29rd, at 1917 Cedar stree
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