The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-30
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Miss Emma d. Brooks will leave
this week with her mother to join
her father and brother in their new
home at 3O!j Clark ayenue,St Louis,
Mo. Miss Brooks being Very popular
in society has been tn hOnoree OF
quite a few social events for the past
two weeks
1t has just been learned that Rev.
w, G.. JOn.- . y, was returned as
pastor Of tI ..as Tabernacle c. NJ.
L. Church -tarling. Ky, where
he has be l0c ted for the past
years and W.ie he has demonstrated
his ability as a leader.
Rev r. H. Boyd spent tha first part
of the week attending the Missionary
Conference at Shelby, Miss
Rev. b. H. West of Springfield,
Tenn. spent Monday in Nashville
mingling with his friends.
Mrs. Carrie Bryant Johnson has
been visiting her mother in the city.
Invitations have reached Nashville
for the complimentary reception to be
rendered DR.. ]. e. Moorelaud on the
completion of his twenty-five years Of
service in the work of the Young
Mems Christian Association. The re-
ception takes place at Washington,
D. c., in the Y. NJ. c. A. building,
1916 Twelfth street, N. w. \ num-
Der of Nashville people have sent in
their regrets with testimonials OF the
work of DR.. Mooreiand,
Mrs. Mary f. Simpson of Chicago,
Ill.,, was called to the bedside of her
father, Mr. Peter Rutherford, who was
taken i'll a few days ago with a sec
ond stroke of paralysis After a
weeks stay he seemed to recover
| greatly. after which she left for her
| home, Chicago, I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shavnrs Ruther
ford left the city Wednesda" for a
short trip to Louisville, Ky. They re
port a pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Williamson have
returned to the city after sever
months stay in the north and wind,
city of Chicago, Evanston and Mich
gan, H., where they visited thei
friends and relatives. While there
they had a delightful time Mrs
Williamson was Miss Amanda Collin
before her marriage this past April
They will be at home with her man
friends, 2411 Merry St, Mt. Nebo.
Lieut.. Walter ILL, while home o
18th avenue ~, enjoyed a patrioti
home coming The house was d.
corated with army colOrs. The dil
ing room presented a beautiful seer
in stars ard strips and in the parlc
and hall ferns and cut flowers wel
used Until the hour of Lieut. Hill
departure from the city dancing an
games Wee The feature OF the eve
ing.
Miss Louise Hill was beautiful
. gowHed in black satin trimmed wi
, old rose aDJ white. Mrs. !Iann,
+ was lovely in all black crepe de chez
J. Mrs. c. c Hodges was gowned
t white sg4t and lavender. Miss II
5 vas usslsg. In serving by MIS-. Ha
e nah, HODGES Covington. Repast 9,
II Tor ..c evening was soft drinl
r. eggnog, cream aud MacoroOns.
ii Mr.. Hill Ell On The $3.50 train
5, Fl. Des Mones, la. Those pIese
e were as follows: Mir. and Mrs. II;
e. nah. Mrs Jas Walker, Mr.. and NJ
n r. l.. Williams, MIS-. Jno. Brantet
le Mrs. Sam Zones, Mr. Chas Waugh
N MissCordeI,a Mays, Mr., and N
y Skeens. ar and Mrs. Frel Hill, Nj
Sc Cora Payne, Mrs. Jennie F. File
> ming.
y Mrs Nellie Shayers of Laguarc
in Tenn, Vas called to the be sid
IL her brother, Mr.. Peter Rutherfo
w. who is i'll with the second stroke
in paralysis. After a two weeks st
), she left for her home on Saturday
~ Mrs. Mary b. Thomas lett for c
~ cago Wednesday, where she will
~ the guest of her son, Mr.. Thomas B
40 ant, at 457 East Sind street.
no The many friends OF Mr.. G.
NJ Dickson of Buffalo, n. Y, who is W
Of known among the Nashville peoI
Ts rejoice to learn that he is conyale
ev ing from recent attack Of govt
Ia Mr.. Eugene Price, the commert
he tailor of Deaderick street, has j
ad undergone an operation at Hub;
no Hospital but is reported to be out
ne danger.
th Mr.. S. P. Harrison of Heferr
al. street, who sustained a painful a
err dent some weeks ago which laid /
90 up for about two months with sy
al len knee, is able to be at work.
or. Rev. R. H. Boyd, d. d., returned
10. the city this week from Wes- I
er nessee, Arkansas and Mississil
ev where he went in the interest OF
an denominational work.
On The A. & |. State Normal and
er Hopkinsville boys and girls pulled
m doubleheader of basketball out
DIV State Normal Friday afternoon.
CHI DR.. W. ]. Ford, Meharry De-
class, 1917, who has successfully p