The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-07

ments were served by the hostess, as
sisted by her daughter. After a very
pleasant social hour, Father Coombs
recommended that the Guild extend a
vote of thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Colyar
for their hospitality. The vote was
unanimous, every member standing.
The Guild then adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Jno. Battle, the LIST Monday
night in April. The following were
present Father Coombs and Misses
Marie and Francisco Coombs, Florence
Kemp, Misses Clara Work, NJ. w.
Fletcher. Lula King and Mamie AL
lison, Messrs. VIM. Allison, Edgar
Gooch, Jno. Puryear, James Robinson,
Henry Colyar and Irwin c. Grown.
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oratoricaI Contest of the Y. NJ. L. of
Walden University.
The Young Mems Lyceum of Wal
den University held it's second an
nual program Friday evening. Febru-
airy 2S, 1918 in Meharry Auditorium
1880 o'clock. The program was heard
by a crowded house. The following
program: Professional March, Linell
L. Rogers; Invocation, Chaplain;
Remarks, President; Vocal Solo-"I
Hear you Calling me-" Marshall, by
Mrs. H. ]. Johnson; Music-"Last
Night" Kjerulf. by Literary Quar-
tette." The contest consisted OF
three most competent members from
the society who were to compete for
a gold medal, which was to be given
to the speaker who possessed the high
: est number of points. They were to
> be marked as follows: five on com
> position; two on stage manners; three
!, on delivery. Grafton: Our Age" j
! A. Courtney, Ohio; Grafton: "Society''
! Greatest Need" Chas. H. Lightfoot
, Tenn; Grafton: Men Wanted" W. T
Napier, Tenn. After these speakers
: had been heard, the audience was II
: ooubt as to who had won the medal
? After careful consideration of the
: Judges, namely: DR.. j.. A. Mcmillan
. Prof. Works of Fisk University, Prof
Eatte, principal Napier School, thu
: medal was rewarded to ]. A. Courtney
Six O'Clock Dinner.
Mrs. ]. B. Bradford of Berry stree
entertained with a dinner. The din
: ing room was beautifully decorate'
: for the occasion. Those present wer
as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
= Misses Bette Dossin\and Katie Weak
- fall, Mrs. Scales, Mr.. and Mrs. Pa
ten of Howard street.
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Azalia Art Club.
= Mrs. Thomas Holdman e~ntertaine
the members of the Azalia Art Gu
- March 2, 1913. Meeting was opene
at 8 o'clock with an instrumental sol
- by Mrs. Dan Epperson. Prayer b
!, Mrs. Thos. Morgan. Minutes of tn
= last meeting read and adopted. Tn
- ladies had very pretty work to begi
= with, this being their first meetln
since their reorganization. An hoI
a was spent very pleasantly on the wor
~ after which the hostess served nabisc
waters and chocolate. Meeting a
iourned at 5 o'clock. Next meeti1
with Mrs. Dan Epperson. March l
1913.
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Birthday Party.
"a Miss Allie l.. Davis of East Nashvil
- entertained quite a number Of lit
folks last Thursday evening, Februa'
- t27. in honor of her little niece, L
~. rena A. Davis birthday. Ever
- thing was made very pleasant for Il
~ little ones. The little hostess I
81 ceived many handsome presents. Tl
guests were nettie Walton, Hattie Ia
lor. Louise Marshal, Dora Mai Ha'
- Flodia Mai Jones, lola B. Cannon, b
Bugg. Robert Marshal, and Villa
~ Moppins. Fruits, candies and
ice course yer served.
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cd Dinner.
,ai Mrs. w. P. Douglas entertained wi
Ok a six o'clock dinner in honor of h
sister, Miss Matte V, Webb of Dalli
oh Texas. The dining oom was det
rated with ferns and cut f1owe,
,as Those present were MT. and Mrs. Re
~. ert Wilson, Little Miss Jennie Ro
is land. Mr.. and Mrs. James Webb, n
Harry Rogan and Mr.. and Mrs. W
nm liam Wilson.
D.
Annual Social.
The Annual Social given by st. Pa
Sunday School Board at the home
700 Mrs. j. H. Hale to the visiting stude1
of Meharry was greatly enjoyed
those present. The attractive Ht
no home was beautifully decorated 4
oct the occasion. Refreshments we
ov served. The social feature was mu
hv enjoyed especially by the success
contestants. Each returned hol
wishing a speedy return of the ne
nm anniversary.
ed.
oia For Mr.. Noel.
n Mrs. Mary E. Noel entertained w
a dinner last Sunday evening in hor
of her brother, Mr.. Pete Noel of
dianapolis, Ind. A nice three coul
dinner was served.
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