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

has been quite i'll is able to be up
and out again. Mrs. Lucy Totten
left Monday for Creighton and, Pitts
burg, Pa. after spending some
time in Creighton with her daughter,
Mrs. Ed Owens. She will go to Buff
falo, N. Y. to visit her son, Mr.. Jas.
Totten. Mrs. Totten will return
home early next month. Miss Pau
line Wells has returned from Cham
paign, Ill. Mrs. Nelson Coleman and
her little daughter Irma Dell are
pleasant visitors in our city. Mrs.
Mrs. Bessie Coin of Paducah, KY,
Mrs. George Sattlestand, Miss View.
gle Bell and Mr.. Leroy Bell of Rives
were visitors in our city Thursday.
One of the most unique and enjoya-
BILE affairs of the season was the
farewell reception given by the ladies
of the A, NJ. E. Church at the home
of Mrs. Mamie Adkins on Vine St.,
Monday evening, September Srd in
honor of Mrs. James Totten, who
left to join her husband in Buffalo,
n. Y. and her mother, Mrs. w. F.
Dangerfield and also Misses Vera
and Verna Lawford of Chattanooga.
Everything possible was done by
the ladies to make this occasion an
enjoyable one. The beautiful home
was artistically decorated with ferns
and patriotic colors which at this
particular season made a most pleas
ing picture. The beautiful parler
and dining room rang with good and
cheering words to the departing
guest A delicious ice course was
served. Those present were: Rev.
and Mrs. w. A. Smith, Prof. and
Mrs. a. NJ. Gilbert Mrs. w. F. Dan
gerlield of Memphis, Mrs. Susie
Nesbitt Mrs. John Bransford, Mrs.
James Trotten, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Cooper, Mrs. Tena Barham, Misses
Mamie Cross and Davada Roper,
Mrs. H. NJ. McMakin, Mrs. Mary A.
Short, Misses Vera and Verna Law
ford of Chattanooga. Mrs. Adkins
was assisted in receiving by hire
daughter, Fife. Mr.. Chapel Davis
made flying trip to Obion, Friday.
On Monday evening there was an Ed
ucational meeting at Pilgrim Rest
Baptist Church. A musical program
was rendered under the direction of
Mrs. Marie Wellington as follows:
Opening Song by choir. Invocation.
Song by choir. Remarks by Mrs. H.
NJ. McMakin. Welcome address to
the new members of the faculty,
namely, Prof. and Mrs. A. M. Gill
bert by Rev. A. Allison, pastor Mt.
Zion C. NJ. E. Church Response by
Miss M. G. Light. Duet by Misses
| Hockett and Valentine. Address,
The relation of parents to teachers"
Mr.. Ezra Clemens. Address, "Hy-
giene in the home and in the school,,
DR.. E. D. Walker. Song by choir.
The Importance of regular attend
ance in school" by Rev. w. A.
Smith 1.-The proper care of health"
DR.. S. H. David. Remarks by par
ents. Song. Remarks, Prof A. NJ.
Gilbert. Benediction. Miss Annie
Bell and Master Pete H. Rainey spent
Saturday and Sunday very pleasant
ly with relatives in Woodland Mills.
Mrs. lula Coleman and children of
Toledo, Ohio spent few days in our
city, after which Mrs. Coleman left
for an extended visit to her old
home city, Henning, Tenn, to visit
relatives She will return to her
home in Ohio early in October. Mrs.
Coleman and children are looking
fine and inform us that they have
enjoyed splendid health. They have
wide circle of friends here who
were glad to welcome them. Miss
Annie Roberts of Hickman spent a
few hours in our city Wednesday as
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. S. C. Cum
ningham, Mrs. Roberts left for
Louisville, X E, where she is to enter
school.