The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-01-26


day night is looming up as one of
the big attractions of the Y. M. C.
Association. At the meeting last
Sunday to which ladies' were melted
something like half dozen of Nash
vi les most useful and public spirit
ed women met and pledged their
loyal support to the association.
Among those present were Madams
S. w. Crosthwait, &. f. Haynes,
Martha Washington, NJ H. Flowers
and Miss Elizabeth Moore.
Much surprise was created when
it became known the ladies have
already done in the absence Of any
special affort whatever Below is
list of paid in full subscribers from
$500 down to $500:
$500 Subscribers: Mrs. Harriet
Carter. Miss Mary E. Braden, Miss
Elizabeth McKeever, Mrs. Martha
Washington, Mrs. S. NJ. Lowe, Mrs
NJ. V. Boutee, Misses Grace Nj.
Eaten and Elizabeth Moore.
$4,000 Subscribers: Misses Mary
E. Spence and E. NJ. S. McGayock.
$1,000 Subscribers: Miss G. y.
Lotion, Madams Elizabeth Sanders,
Mable Overton, F. A. Miller, T. NJ.
Polndexter, Mary E. Scruggs, Misses
L. M Rulfln, Ellie A. Wei $ AMI L.
NJ. Green.
$500 Subscribers Madams Marie
onney, r. U. F>"guson, J. NJ. +
sharber, E. E. Stevens, Nancy
Cheatham, N. Z. Chidress, H.. NJ
Ferouson, Nj. II. Tlowe ), Fannie
Euchanan. j. C. C0on3s, Laura
Carey, M. A. Ferguson, Eliza Jones
f. NJ. Dickerson, IndiaGa Lapsley
sara Lytton Mol lie Mayberry, I
Clay Moore, S. j. Carter Ida z
| Holmes, Minerva Moore, Susie Per
kins, f. G. Smith, Jane White
! Misses Johnetta Terry, E. ], Terry
Mary X. Hill, the Misses Banks
Susie Cole. Mary A. Dunson, B. K
Parmenter, Laura Grisham, l.. L
Chambers, Elvira L. Eta, L. NJ. j
Fox, w. o. Frazier, NJ. c. Halves
Winfred Myers, Naomi Randals, n
b. Allison, l.. t. Jackson, E. M
Beaden, Minnie Bramlett, Laura b
Coleman Hazel Babcock, Carrie
Chauherlia, Grieta Reitman, Mar!
! Chamberlin, and /. e. Bushnell
There are few women who have
paid small er amounts which space
will not permit the publishing o
their names.
An opportunity such as has neveI
been given to Nashville women be
fore will be their next Monda,
night. 1t is supposed that ever!
lady in Nashvil e has living fathe
brother, husband or sweetheart, bu
whether they have or not, Their
can be no excuse for their failure Il
cooperate with the ladies' movement
Jan. 10Th. An opportunity will ever
be afforded some one woman II
Nashville to eclipse all other womel
in amounts subscribed to assocla
lions. Up to the campaign pitched
in Cincinnati a little while age
Madam Walker, formerly of Indiana
polls, was the one woman who hat
done what no other had dared to d
subscribed and paid 100000 to tn
Indianapolis association, but alon
came the Cincinnati campaign Whic
resulted in a $1,200.00 subscriptio
from one of the fair sex Of that city
1t is possible and quite probabl
that there are at least one or tw
women in Nashvi lie who can surpas
even this amount and be none tn
worse off by it. Probably the on
reason this has not been done b.
fore is that the appeal such as
now being made to the women
Nashville has not had the attractiv
ness about it such as is true nov
One of the ladies present at I'll
: meeting last Sunday actually raise
: the question as to the soundness
, the title of the abstract of the
M. C. A. property on the grounf
, that there was so much in bot
quantity and quality for so lit
money. That question can be sati
! factory answered. Any one havir
! further doubts has absolute acce
, to the records in the Court Hou'
in this city. People who have ce
: tainly have a right to ask any que
I ton concerning the property that
, not clear to them. People who a
. paying more and are hesitating
\ the ground that they would like
q have some matters cleared up
the deed will be given every pOs'
Z BILE consideration. The Associ
' ton attorney Judge Pitts, is one
8 the most eminent in the city al
will be pleased to see any we
n meaning inquirer.
!. The melting for Monday night
!. for ladies exclusively. OF cour
members of. the Committee of Ma
agement and Advisory Board al
|, captains of the various teams W
!. be expected to be on hand to
4 of whatever assistance possible
o the ladies.
; SUNDAY MEETING AND BIBLE
n CLASS,
r Despite the condition of Il
t. weather, the meeting last Sundi
L was well attended and the enthr
It iasm was high. There will
e another meeting next Sunday aftt
noon at four o'clock to which a
y invited men and boys.
el A communication was sent Ia
week to all the workers who to-