The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-09-07
COLUMBIA.

Mrs. Ed Hill of New York who has
been visiting relatives for several
weeks, left last Friday for home.
Mrs Hill made many friends while
here and was shown much social at
tention. Mrs. R, d. Ward arrived
home last week from Louisville, KY,
where she has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. John Rainey and daughter
Miss Eula have gone TO Lewisburg
for visit to relatives and friends.
Mrs. Estella Oliver of Decatur, Ala,
left last Wednesday for her home
after several weeks visit here the
guest of Miss Mildred billiard. Prof.
w. p. Irwin of Nashville spent last
week here viii his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick SrNin. Mrs. Ella Wells
Davis who spent the month of Aug
ust with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Irwin on Washington Street,
has returned to her home in Men,
phis. Prof. and Mrs. j. Thomas
Caruthers and little son have re-
turned TO their home in Nashville,
after spending the summer here the
guests of Mrs. Caruthers' mother,
Mrs. Ella Green. Mrs. Maggie Doyle
is home after spending several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Emma Carter
at Cedar Hill. Mrs. Lena Pointer
and little daughter Bernice spent
the week end in Nashville, visiting
friends. Mrs. Mary Harris of 1914
Glade ST., attended the Primitive
Baptist Association in Franklin Mrs
Abbie Walker entertained in honor
of her grand daughter, Mrs. Golden
Jones White. Music and games
were enjoyed and a three course
menu was served. Our city was
largely represented at the Primitive
Baptist Association in Franklin last
Sunday. Mrs. Malinda Frierson and
Mrs. Minnie Hawkins were among
the many who attended the Baptist
Association in Franklin last Sunday.
Mr.. William Frank Opelton has gone
to Turner College, Shelbyville, where
he will matriculate for the school
term. Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams
of Theta were in our city last Mon
day. A few friends gathered at the
home of Mrs. Clara Morton on Wash
ington street August % and gave a
surprise party in honor of Mrs. Mat
tie Morton Davis. 1t was a very
pleasant affair and was enjoyed by
all. Mrs. Davis will leave soon to
join her husband in Chicago, Ill. Mrs
Estella Oliver of Albany, Ala, !
spent ten days in our city. While
here she was the guest of Miss Mil
dred billiard. Her stay here was
very enjoyable. Three days were
spent at Theta and Gravel Hill, |
Tenn, where Miss billiard taught |
school for three terms. They report |
quite an enjoyable stay out here.
Mrs. Oliver regretted very much |
that her stay in Columbia was in |!
complete for she was Unexpectedly |
called home, therefore she was UNI
able to fill engagements that were !
planned for her. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Dickerson of E. Eighth st. enter
tanned in honor of her friends. A
delicious four course menu Sunday
evening at A O'clock. Those who
enjoyed the hospitality were, Miss
Ida Love, Mrs. Celia Wingfeld, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Joe Bradden, Mrs. Cora |
Owen and Mr. William Stones. Miss |
Juanita Adams of the A. NJ E.. Pub /
fishing House of Nashville, Tenn, |
is here spending a two weeks vaca-
ton with Miss Ida Love of South !
Glade Street. Miss Mildred billiard !
entertained a few friends at her
home on N. High Street, Monday
evening from five to seven in honor |
of Mrs. Estella Oliver her house
guest A delicious ice course was
served Miss Ida Love entertained
in honor of her house guest, Miss
Juanita Adams of Nashville, to a
delicious four o'clock dinner, Thurs
day. Those seated at the table were
Miss Mildred billiard, Mrs. Golden
j. White of Decatur, Ala, Mr.. John
Halfacre and Miss Juanita Adams.
Miss Ida Love and Miss Juanita
Adams are expected to dinner at the
residence of Miss Mildred billiard of
N. High Street, Wednesday. Miss
Juanita Adams the guest of Miss
Love has been honoree of several
social functions since being in our
city. The beautiful home of Mrs.
Abbie Walker of Cemetery Avenue,
was the scene of much social activity.
The young men and ladies of Mrs.
Golden NJ. Whites circle gave her
quite a pleasant surprise party.
Among the guests present We're,
Miss Ida Love, Miss Mildred billiard,
Misses Pearl and Mamie Morton
Juanita Adams of Nashville, Mary
Lou Williams, Mrs. Matte Davis of
st. Louis and Mrs. Golden M. White
of Corinth, Miss. Messers. John
Halfacre, Houston Miller, Miss Eddie
X. Johnson, Miss Novela Brown and
Messrs Saul Blair, Ed Collins, Mr..
Bryant and DR.. Jones. A lovely
menu was served consisting of punch
salmon salad, crackers and pickles.
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