The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02
Social ano Personal
A Delightful Birthday Party.

A Delightful Birthday Party.
 Mrs. J. c. Haygood entertained large number of the little folk of Montgomery yesterday afternoon in celebration of the 5th birthday of her little son, Master James Douglass Haygood. The little folk met at the home of MT. and Mrs. Haygood on South Lawrence Street, and were carried in wagonettes and traps to MT Haygoods country place. Rural Re- treat" which is pretty park, three miles from the city.
 All sorts of amusements were provided for the children. A stringed orchestra furnished music during the drive there and back and at the grounds during the afternoon.
 The special feature of the amusements waC peanut hunt, which was much en- joyed by the children and which result ed in the prizes being awarded to Master Joe Hirscher and Miss Frances West.
 Delightful refreshments were served on the grounds and then came the merry hcmeward drive. the children with their wealth of wildwood flowers and their 1usty voices creating quite a sensation as they came through the city.
 Mrs Haygood was assisted in entertain ing Master Haygood's little guests by Mrs. Langston Haygood. Mrs. w. k. Hay good, Mrs. A. Wicksham, Mrs. Willard Sweatt. Mrs. Ed Naftel Mrs. w. F. Van diver. Mrs. Broughton Whitfield, Miss Eleanor Weems and Miss Beuah Hirsch- CT
 Among those invited to enjoy this hap pv occasion were: Misses Lucy Price Nsftel, Annie Naftel. Dorothy Thigpen, Gypsy Boykin, Georgia McDonald. Ella Vaughn Patterson. Olivia Hart Ailene Moore, Lucille Freeman. Tyson, Gassen- heimer, Fannie Baldwin. Simpson. Fran ces West Futile Olivia Holmes Kennedy, Catherine Whitfield. Irene Taylor, Emily Stuart, Marshall Elise Fitzpatrick, Ruth Sadler. Sarah Gaston. Clara Lee Marks, Little Manor; Masters Charles Sterne, Clarence Sterne, Malcolm Hall, Cremone Iochrane, Harold Lochrane, Bethune Me DAII a,.I .vIrt., HInkley, Jack Kirkpatrick, Joe Hirscher, Robert Mccormick, Sterling Patterson. Lswton Campbell. Henry Boothe Camp bell. Darrow Kirkpatrick. Ralph Will liams. James Williams. Emery Haygood, Warren Dent. l. l.. Hill, Jr., Bell Hart, Tom West. Henry Clay Johnson Nor timer Cohen, Louie Whitfield. Edwin Nachman. Hammond, Rudolph Norton, Joe McCombs, Stewart McCombs, Cecil Forbes. Jack Kirkpatrick, Charley Boyd Jones and Charley Trum.
 Picnic German at Pickett Springs. A party of young folks went out to Pickett Springs last evening at o'clock \ to combine the pleasure of picnic with that of a german.
 The lunch was served on table in the 4 pavilion, by the chaprons of the party 4 after which the young people danced un- N til eleven o'clock.
 The german was led by Miss Tinsie \ Moore and MT. Ray Jones.
 The Chaprons were:
 MT. and Mrs. Louie Moore. Mrs. George Waller. Mrs Eleanor Fitzpatrick and Z Miss Nellie Jackson.
 The dancers were:
 Miss Tinsie Moore and MT. Ray Jones, Miss Libbie Vass. with MT. DoZier Fur ner. Miss Theresa Vass with MT. Will Chandler, Miss Mary M. Bass with MT. George Holcombe. Miss Majorie Lock wood with MT. Ben Noble, Miss Daisy Judge with MT. Thomas Ingrom, Miss Marie Jeffries with MT. Allen McNeal, # Miss Julia Taylor with MT. Emmett Seals, Miss Mildred Jones with Mir. George Bruner, Miss Carrie c. Smith with MT. Joe Cobb. Miss Venetia Danner with { Mir. Courtney Locke. Miss Kathryn Wal Ter with Mir Robert Vass Messrs His schel Paschal. Theo Toms Carl Smith, Jones, Frank Rhodes Willis Brewer, Huff George Waller and Will Waller.
 An Easter Egg and Peanut Hunt. S Miss Ida May Galatas entertained a humber of her little friends delightfully."- yesterday afternoon at an Easter egg and peanut hunt, at the home of her parents 2 bn Virginia Avenue.
 Miss Annette Florence won the prize tor finding the greatest number of eggs md peanuts. and to Miss Emma Gelbke Tell the booby for having found none. | There were about thirty little guests. nd after the contest they were marched nto the dining room, where the refresh nents were served.
 Mrs. Galatas was assisted in entertain ng the little folk by Mrs. I. c. Stanley nd Mrs. H. L. Stahlnecker.
 Personal Items. # Mrs. T. Sidney Noise and children of Pavanah Georgia arrived yesterday in dr. Noises private car the guests of her parents Judge and Mrs J. B. Gaston at
 heir home on Dexter Avenue Mr.
 doise who is general manager of the
 entral of Georgia Railroad will join
 hem today and spend Easter Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. George c. Ball of Atlan-
 formerly of Alabama are the guests
 pr few days of Col. and Mrs. Charles
 Ball. Mrs. Ball Alabama's most
 oted newspaper woman is always a wei
 ome visitor to Montgomery where she
 as hosts of warm friends.
 Capt. A. c. Danner and daughter. Miss
 enetia Danner, of Mobile, are the guests
 The GleAmore," Miss DanneT will
 remembered as the Queen of the Mo
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