The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-07-27

Mrs. C. NJ. Gloster their guest, Miss
Ethel Dickerson, DR.. G. B. MacLin,
the druggist, Mr.. John Stader and
Mr.. Earl Taliaferro spent Monday
evening in Humboldt, Tenn. They ac-
companied the Farmers Chapel Cho-
raj Club to witness the exercises.
Those of the Club who went were:
Mesdames Maud D. Curtis, Tommie
Porter, Ollie (Reed) Whitelow, Miss
Ruby Reed, DR.. w. d. Claiborne,
Master Robert Lynx, Mr.. c. ]. Porter.
The Manager and Miss Blanche
Walker, the directress. They all re-
turned Tuesday morning delighted
over the stay in Humboldt. Miss Ethel
V. DickersOn has returned to her
home in Dickerson, Miss, after
spending more than week the plea
SAINT guest of DR.. and Mrs c. NJ.
Gloster. Misses Earline and Alice
Norris, the attractive daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Morris, are in
Nashville, Tenn, visiting relatives.
Miss Joanna p. Manney of st. Louis,
Mo, is the pleasant guest of her mo-
Their, Mrs. Ann Manney, Miss Mabel
Brooks of st. Louis, Mo, accompanied
Miss Manney to Brownsville. On last
Thursday evening the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dock Taylor was the scene
of mach merriment when a prettiy
arranged party was given by the Pink
Rose Circle Of which Miss Fannie
Taylor is the charming President.
Music cards and dancing were the
features of amusement of the even
| ing. At late hour the Club served
salar, pickles, and cream and
cake. About 40, including the Club
members, enjoyed the hospitality OF
the Club. The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor was brilliantly lighted for the
occasion. Miss George Taylor is out
after recent illness. DR.. and Mrs.
| c. NJ. Gloster entertained on last
Tuesday evening in their home on
corner Tyus and Cherry Streets, spe-
cally complimenting their guest, Miss
Ethel V. Dickerson, Of Dickerson,
Miss. Mrs. Gloster, who welcomed
her guest most cordially was attract,
lively gowned for the evening in cham
payne taffeta and geOrgette crepe and
boots to match. The honoree was
beautifully gownaA in blue chiffon
with white boots. The rooms thrown
open for the occasion were very
simply decorated in blossoming plants
At midnight delicious ice course was
served in the dining room. Music
card playing and dancing were in
dulged until a late hour. Those who
enjoyed the hospitality of DR.. and
Mrs. Gloster were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
]. Porter Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Hayes
Mr.. Earle Taliaferro and Miss Blanche
Walker, Mr.. Henry Hicks and Mrs
Ada S. Bowls, Misses Blanche Walker
Ruby Reed, Neale Anderson, Alice
, Manney, DR. G. B. McLain, Mesdames
, Maude D. Curtis, Virgie Mae Taylor
, Matte Cmrrie and her little daughter
Bertha Harmon, Mrs. Ollie White
low. Messrs John Stader, Chas. II
Johnson, Haywood Harbert, ], w
, Leigh, Alex Hill, and DR.. w. d. Clai
borne, Miss N. B. Whitelow has re
turned home after spending severa
. weeks in Nashville. attending the A
= and |. state Normal Miss f. NJ. Reec
has returned home from Hampton
Va, where she attended the normal
Or. ]. W. Evans spent Tuesday ii
Memphis, Tenn. Mr.. Aisle D. Over
is seriously Ill at this writing. Mr.
Willie Rogers is ont after recent
illness. On last Sunday morning, Rev
A. A. Parr was at his best, deliverin2
d, a most eloquent sermon on the sub
iect of DUTY" Rev. Parr is a pulpit
. orator, Mrs. Annie Womble has re
turned after a pleasant stay in New
bern, Tenn, with her sister Mrs
Willie Walker, DR.. R. Redmond ant
his attractive little daughter, Minnie
Belle. motored so Brownsville last
= Friday.