The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-07-13
COLUMBIA.

quest VI HIS oloVSli EhlS' d. t. LAWS,
for a few days. DR.. c. o. Hunter
spent Tuesday, the Bird. in Birming,
ham on business. DR.. and Mrs. B. F.
Davis held an informal reception on
Thursday evening from to IL inl
honor of their house guests, DR.. ]. T.
Phillips, his sister, Miss Ladye Emma
of Nashville, and Mr.. +. F. Wray o.
Savannah. A large number Of Colum-
bias society set was present. A most
delightful ice course was served. Al
ter which the guests were highly en-
tertained by vocal selections by Miss
Phillips, also readings by DR.. Phillips.
DR.. l.. H. Fisher of Nashville is in
the city visiting his wife who is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. Staten. DIR. ]. #. Phillips, his sis
ter, Miss Ladye Emma, and Mr.. e. F.
Wray, who are the house guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Davis, have been
the center of much social attention,
Among the courtesies extended them
were a luncheon given on Saturday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Perkins, which was exquisite in every
detail. An elaborate dinner by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Joyce on Saturday
and an elegantly served dinner by DR..
and Mrs C. o. Hunter on Sunday DR.
Aver, Mr.. Lloyd Lowe and Miss Wat
kins of Mt. Pleasant attended the re-
ception at DIR. and Mrs. B. F. Davis
on last Thursday night. Mr.. w. Lee
Miller, editor OF the Globe, of Nash
vile. made a flying visit to our city
last Sunday. Mrs Bertha Thompson
left last Saturday for Indianapolis,
Ind. to join her husband Mr. Jos
Thompson, where they will be TO" an
indefinite time. Mrs Maggie Ogleton
returned from Nashville last Sunday.
DR.. Jasper Phillips of Nashville wor-
shipped at st. Paul last Sunday morn
ing. Mrs Eta Morton left last week
to Join her husband in Chicago,
where they will make their future
personally captured Major Hoquin
home. Mrs. Margaret Foster Of Nash
vile is the guest of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Anderson Perkins. Miss
Margaret Harlin has cen elected to
teach in the city schools She will
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Miss Annie Lue Gordon, now
Mrs. 3. F. Perry. Mrs. Florence Fish
/ err of Nashville is the guest Of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. ]. II. Slaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Frierson and lit
tie daughter, Virginia, have gone to
Chicago to make that city their
| home Mrs. Herman, of Florence
Ala, arrived last week to spend sew
eral weeks the guest of her daughter
| n
and Miss Maggie Green went to Nash
vile to attend the funeral Of DR.. John
Frierson. Little Misses Bessie MaN
and Ella B. Rramlett of Pulaski are
visiting their amt. Mrs. Ula Green
Mrs Ed Hill and children Of New
York are the guests Of Mr.. Hills sis
ter, Mrs. Callie Norton Miss Id;
Love and Mrs. Gcl1or White visi+e'
friends in Nj Pleasant 0undav Mis-!
/ Annie NAV Jordan of Pulaski vii
teach the Blue Springs School in this
county. Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Davis
gave an informal reception and must
Gale July 9Th at their new bungalow
| complimentary to their guests, Miss
Ladye Emma and DR.. Phillips o.
! Nashville and Mr.. e. S. Ray of Savan
nah, a brother of Mrs. Davis. The
house was artisticallv decorated with
ferns. sweet peas, daisies and Other
| Of the seasons most fragrant flowers
Many leading local citizens and visi
tors from neighboring towns were
present to meet the DISTINGUISHED
/ guests A delicious ice course was
served, after which a classical musi
eel and literary program was credita
bly, rendered. Miss Ladye Emma
Phillips of Nashville sweetly sans
Beloved, it is MORN" THE Rosary
and other selections that evoked sew
eral encores. DR.. Phillips effectively
recited a few of Dunbars poems and
his ORIGINAL poems were highly en-
PERTAINING and loudly applauded. Prof
| 7. W. Johnson, Mrs. G.. o. Hunter
Mrs. j. Fl. Kelly and others made
timely remarks welcoming the visi
tors to the city. The informal Ne
ceptio1 at DR.. and Mrs. Davis was
enc OF the most delightful socis,
events of the current season. Their
beautiful home is well appointed and
is one of the Beauty Spots" Of the
city DR. and Mrs. G. o. Hunter, Mrs
Perkins and others extended cour
sizes and the visitors had wonderful
time. They left the city with words
of praise of the Columbia hospitality
and expressed keen desire to re-
turn again in tn near future.