The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

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 E&**e&as&a asss sssess se asss &xs8 Il On Thursday afternoon, from to [. Masters Harvey and Elmore Egg gave Q
 delightful party in honor of their cousins
 Misses Ethel and Hazel Harper of Brew
 ton, Ala. The little visitors were thus
 enabled to get acquainted with their cotis-
 in's friends. and they all enjoyed them-
 selves as only children can. and entered into the festivities with all the gay
 abandonment of youth. After the little
 folks had played to their hearts content,
 they did full justice to the supper which
 awaited them in the dining room. All
 the little girls were gowned in white and presented q pretty picture.
 II There were present Misses Blanch | Kirchner. Annie Biggio, Marjory Sheen. Willie Rutter, Louise and Ratchet Thorn berry. Marguerite Price, Evelyn Boyd,
 Bessie Flinn. Salliel l-and Marie Morris, Elizabeth Macey and Williamena | Cardinal. Masters Jenkins Dolive, Will ! Macey. Evart Youngs. Jamie Boyd, El- Hot Morris. George Dewey Tillman. Her I bert Tillman. Hunt Finn, Joseph Biggio. Sam Rrice and Peter Difi1ey.
 I A delightful trolley party was given on I Thursday evening to a large circle of her II friends by Miss Knoxie Walker.
 | One of the handsome new cars of the Montgomery Street Car Company was se-
 cured and beautifully illuminated with | colored lights.
 The party assembled at Knabe's corner
 and after riding over the city. proceeded to Bloemfontein Park, where they were entertained at the Casino. About Il o'clock all returned to the city where re- I treatments had been prepared on the l pretty lawn at the hostess's home on
 South Court Street.
 II Following were among the guests of the
 nccasien: Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Jackson, Mir. and Mrs. l.. B. Farley. MT. and Mrs. l A. J. Miller, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Pinck- ard, Misses Carolyn Haralson, Willie Browning Haralson, Elizabeth Winter.
 Mary Kirkpatrick. Mary s. Ball. Kate Birch. Lula Wyman. Fanny Jeanette Ta- tum. Eliza Tatum, Frances Pateson, Ma I mic Coleman, Bessie Walker, Carrie | Jones' Lily Pelzer, Knoxie Walker, Mary
 Ware, Bessie Thorington and Fannie
 Chandler.
 I Messrs. whetstone, Gatlin. Pierce,
 Jones. Faunce, Fowler. Dr. Baker, pr. Billings. Lanier, McKinsey. Robt. and
 Henry Bartlett. Stern. Kirkland and Wy
 man.
 The entertainment given at the resi- dence of Mir. Gay for the Baptist Church
 was not only a success, but one of the
 most delightful parties of the season. Too much credit can not be given the committee who had the affair in charge.
 Miss Hertz delightfully."- entertained the | audience with a song She is a very tal-
 ented little girl and unquestionably has
 future full of promise.
 pr. Hammond also entertained the audi | ence with piano solos which were highly | appreciated by all
 Another number on the program espe-
 cially worthy of mention was the violin
 solo of Miss Claire Hertz, a pupil of
 Carolyn J. Cohn. The little musician dis
 played marvellous ability and execution
 for one so young; her lowing undoubted- l ly is excellent and Is characteristic of
 the Jaachein-Schradieck school
 1 number of young people chaperoned | by Mesdames Blue, Lowie, Rutter, Chum- l ley. Youngs and Lamont. with their re- l spective lords and little ones. went out
 on Tuesday evening in buggies and a wa l gonette full. to enjoy the moonlight in
 the grove and pay their respects to Miss
 Joselyn ockenden. Very short notice had | been given, but the already beautiful | grove was, transformed speedily by the
 many coIored lanterns that were swung on the limbs. Robinson Springs, Ever green, Montgomery and Hope Hull were | all represented. Song and sweet music | furnished by the string band vied with star-gazing-not star gazing of couples in | the grove. without regard to science. but | in charge of MT. c. c. Youngs. who took delight in furnishing his fine telescope | for the evening Mr. Youngs's fund of | information is only exceeded by his mod q | est inconsistencies and it embraces the | fascinating study of the heavens. He l kept a handsome majority deeply inter | ested in his informal way, until refresh ments were served. Mir. and Mrs. Ock- enden and their fair daughter. were equal to the surprise, but took occasion to say that the success of the impromptu outing must be transferred to Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Butter and the friends who had been called to execute this expression of their good will at the same time expressing their pleasure in the fact that everybody had seemed to enjoy themselves.
 Mss Lela Mcclure. little daughter of Mrs. Julia Mcclure, celebrated her third birthday Thursday afternoon at her home on South Goidthwaite Street. by giving party. Dancing and games furnished amusement for the guests. Refresh ments were served in the dining room where the table was picture of beauty with it's decorations of fruit, flowers and ribbon candy In the center was the birthday cake adorned with three pink lighted candles. The little hostess was the recipient of many presents which were tastefully displayed. The guests were:
 Misses Roberta Jones. Irene Tayloe, Adeline Douglas. Helen Thomas. Mary Douglas. Margaret Jemison, Margaret Patteson Thorington. Mary Ellen Har- vey, Margaret May. Nellie Wall Mathews.