The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-03-23
BROWNSVILLE

DR.. Samuel Lewis, one of our
prominent physicians who was strick-
en- with paralysis last week, is re-
ported much improved. His many
friends hope for him a speedy re-
covery. The many friends are very
/ pleased to hear of Mr.. Alcie d. Owen
being able to be out again after hav-
ing been seriously i'll for some time
Mrs. Emma (Beard) Henley of the
Hickory Grove neighborhood is much
improved after a recent operation
She is with Rev. and Mrs. Thos. Ware
until she RECEIVERS. Rev. A. A. Parr
delivered an able sermon on last
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock 10
an immense audience. Text, John
1928. Subject, 1--WE desire to see
Jesus" He pictured in many ways
the influence of dancing and card
, playing. 1.-The school, home and
church should be agencies for the
Lord" was one of the many thoughts
given the hearers. Rev. Parr is one
of the leading pulpit orators of West
Tennessee. Prof. J. B. Ware of Son.
ersville, Tenn, formerly of Knox.
vile, spent the weekend the pleasant
guest of Rev. and Mrs. A. A Parr,
on College street. Prof. Mack A..
Sloane spent Monday of this week
cut of the city on business. Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Jones have as their house
guest Mrs. Harriet Ellen Shepherd OF
Pine Bluff, Ark. Mrs. Shepherd is
Mrs Jones' niece. Mr.. Will Peoples
of Memphis has returned home after
} spending week in Brownsville. Prof.
]. H. Lynx returned to his home in
: Memphis Tuesday evening of this
j weeks after spending several days most
: pleasantly with wife, Mrs. c. e.
Lynx, and children. Miss Blanceh
Walker spends several days of each
week in Humboldt. Miss Walker,
who is talented musician, has a
large class in Humboldt, also in her
home, Brownsville. One of the most
beautiful parties of the season was
' rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Nor
: ris on last Friday evening in honor
l of Misses Florence Tyus, Katie and
: Sadie Leigh, who are boarding with
: Mrs. Morris and attending the Dun
l bar High School. Mrs. Morris was
3 assisted in receiving the guests by
her two attractive daughters, Misses
e Earline and Alice Morris The home
/ was atractively decorated. Dancing
!. and card playing were INDUCED in un
y til late hour, when dainty refresh
ments were served Abount twenty
had the pleasure of enjoying the hos
I pitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris. Mrs
Mary Ella Jones of Ada, Okla, il
spending this week at Jones Station
with her mother. Mrs. Maud D. Cur
It's was the charming hostess of the
Coleridge Taylor Choral Club on last
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Beulah
Turner, the president, resided in a
graceful manner. A most enjoyable
hour of practice was spent. Mrs. c.
]. Porter, the secretary, called the
roll of members while each one re
sponded with a quotation from Long
: fellow. The various committees made
favorable reports At late hour q
tempting menu was served by the
hostess who prepared many dainty
dishes for the occasion. Having en-
joyed the evening most pleasantly the
club adjourned to meet next Wednes
day with Mrs c. e. Lynx, the eH
president. Mrs. Della Jones of Holly
Springs, Miss, is spending some time
with Mrs Ludie Lee. Rev. and Mrs
Thomas Wares residence was the
scene of a prettiIy arranged party or
last Wednesday evening they enter
tanned large number of the younger
set in honor of the sixteenth birthday
of their charming daughter, Miss
Della. The rooms thrown open for
the occasion were decorated. Dane
ing was INDUCED in until late hour,
when Mrs. Ware served delicious
menu. About forty enjoyed the hos
pitality of Rev. and Mrs. Ware. Miss
Ware was the recipient Of many use
tul and dainty Sits. Mr.. and Mrs,
Willie Rogers home on Jefferson
street was the pretty scene of stag
party on last Wednesday evening. A
most tempting menu was served by
the host and hostess. Whist was the
main feature of amusement. Those
who had the pleasure of being present
we're: Messrs. Percy Smith, Lonnie
Taylor, Langston Irving, L. V.
Moses, Clarence Lee, Stanley Clai-
brooks, Henry Longley, Henry Hicks,
Chas. L. Johnson, Will Narwass, En-
NOR Taliaferra. They all report a
most pleasant evening. Violet Walk
er Grigley has measles. Mrs. Birdie
Sirrette and the children are still
On the sick list. Mrs. Annie Wom-
lie is out after a recent illness. Miss
Pansy Parker entertained Mr.. Will
Peoples of Memphis on last Friday
evening. Mr. C. ]. Porter, the able
superintendent of Farmers Chapel
Sunday School, reports $40 collected
Sunday afternoon in their rally. He
is assistant in the work by Mrs. Beu-
lah Turner, who is the efficient as
sistant superintendent and is ever
ready to render assistance.