The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-12

enjoyed an evening of rare pleasure in being the recipients of their charming hospitality. The dining. beginning at half past '. the guests rose to take their departure five hours replete with brilliant conversation and witty sto- ries. The guests were MT. and Mrs. R. P. Dexter. MT. and Mrs. J. L. Holloway. Mr. and Mrs T. T. Hulitt, Mrs. Virgil Griffin and Mrs. J. M. de Cottes.
 LITTLE MISS MooREs
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Little Miss Aileen Moore entertained about eighty friends on Friday after noon when at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs w. H. Moore, she cele- brated her third birthday. First the little tots played games in the parlor, after which a candy hunt in the back yard was enjoyed by them. Sugar plums wrapped in paper were in plen- tiful distribution, placed in every por- tion of the grounds and their search- ing for them was merry pastime. Two prizes were awarded to the chii- dren who found the most candy; the one for the little girls was won by Miss Louise Johnson and was a silvek bracelet, and the one for the boys feIf to Master Kienton McLemore. and was a Brownie filled with bonbons. After the candy hunt the children were formed into line and marched into the double parlors, where on a round ta- ble placed in the center between the sliding doors the birthday cake was placed. On 1t burned three candles, numbering the fears of the little hos tess and above it was suspended a white silk parasol. This parasol con- tained the souvenirs from each of which pink ribbon hung to the table. The little folk marched around the ta- ble each drawing a ribbon and again marched around. each cutting a slice of the birthday cake, which contained a ring, a thimble and a dime. The ring was cut by Master Lorton Campbell, the thimble fell to Master Felix Loeb and Master Allen Reynolds cut the dime. In each of two apartments was a long table decorated in scheme of pink and white. In the center of each was beautiful arrangement of pink and white carnations resting on a cen. terpiece of white lace over pink satin. At each end were pink candles in sil- yer candlelabra. Pink and white cakes and ribbon candies completed the pretty effect.
 Miss Will Aileen Moore, the little hostess. was exquisitely dressed in white mousseline and lace over blue sflk
 This was a charmingly beautiful It, tie folks affair and the pretty little hostess will remember her third birth day as an important date in her young life. A large number of handsome presents were received, making the oc- casion quite like wedding day func- ton.
 The guests were: Misses Ophelia Aida McLemore. Francis Kelley. Mary 6tringfellow. Jane Andrew Marks. Mar garet wadsworth Tyson. Mary Chiffon and Virginia Tyson, Virginia Virden. Dorothy Thigpen. Elizabeth Thigpen, Claire zirkle, Katherine Zirkle, Eliza beth Adams. Katherine Anderson, Alice Chapman. Katherine Burton. Whitfield, AEalvina Coleman. Mary Bennett. Eliza beth Fowler. Dorothy Cobbs, Elizabeth DeJarnette, Janet Maultsby, Ruth Sad Ter, Katherine Adams. Emily Ligon, Fanny B. West, Francis Simpson. Lou ise Johnston. Jane Massey. Tillis Jones. Elizabeth Stevenson, Elise Parrish. Martha Teague, Ann Nelson. Florence Hudson, Ruby and Sallie Kirkpatrick. Rarah and Juliet Ruth, Annie l.. Mil- Ter. salife P. Driver. Estelle Loeb, Ju- liet Burke, Hortense and Augusta Moore, willie Palmer Cary. Palmer Elisbery. Margaret May. Florence Har- xsa. Ruth Allen MaxgiA AkilaA cheradah