The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
THE SOCIAL SIDE
ms. powDnLL cna.nnRATED

ms. DoWUulk CE1snukAxED
 HnR SusA nIhTHDAY.
 1frs. n c. Dowdsll. ct Auburn. osls- hrstea her sevsnsy.sashan s.I sir.naay .rn mrs oa Niller, os Auburn, writes the following ooncerning the happy occasion.
 ono of the noat beautiful or ntes usmoriaI days was that on which Mrs. n c. Dowdsll celebrated her seventy eixhth birthday. at her charmin9 homo. Dovsdale. which was peautlluiis decorated for the occasion.
 A lonr life of gracious womanhood. of love for all about her. and of serv- ice for her Master ts compriseo tn fhose venrs Such life as lew are able to look back upon.
 Children and grand children naa gathered to celebrate this testaf oay' end In response to the tnvitauon ex- tsnded inc huose was filled with friends n that beautiful. bright morning. tne e1nshine without found it's counterpart sr ths sunshina which ulumtned saen heart and beamed in every face. Eager Iy they Eathered--the aged ana tne young. forming close circles about Inis lively friend, who sreeteo eacn so na csonsry. and whose beautiful eyes ana tremuious smile responded 70 eacn word 0f affection
 Durinr the nnSrning Miss Virginia sncwdeIi szur several selections, her lovely voice giving an added charm, as emusic. love and flowers" united 10 fen- der the occasion perfect.
 Many gifts. teieErams ana nees ann one nnaking the cup of joy little iuiier. Mrs. Dowdells gift from her children vraa most beautiful, as well as appro rriate---a handsome mahogany oesk and chair and an elegant rug. tne ttreless pen which for so many years has been bus win all good work VII there find special inducemenl 'o ooA tfnue its service.
 Nav many birthdays come and go. and many years of life remain to one whose years are so crowned with the love of friends, with flial devotion, and with Heavens choicest blessings
 ~r ~.r rwonE,s BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Mr. and Mrs. Moses McLemore enTer- tafned d large number of friends last evening at their home on Sayre street in honor of their son. MT. AnoreW Jackson McLemore, whose sixteenth birthday was celebrated on the occa- sion. The Christmas decorations were used and red and green was the color holly and mistletoe. Punch was served by Mrs. Charles Johnson The guests who enjoyed the hospitality extended were. Miss Gladys Hudson. Miss Hen rtetfa woolfoIlx, Miss Bessie McPher- son, Miss Lucy Morris, Miss Florence Harris. Miss Willie Kerlin. Miss Wit heIminal Cardinal. Miss Ruby Ktrkpat- rick, Miss Julia Brock, Miss Helen Bashinsky. Miss Mabel Moore, Miss Kate Johnston, Miss E mma Terry, Miss virden, Miss Georgia Thomas. Miss Elizabeth Coleman, Miss, Frances Waller. Miss Laura Little. Miss Mittie Holt. Miss Dorothy Graham, Mr. Paul Bayne. MT. Thomas Ray. MT. George McManus. MT. A. Cardinal. MT. tser- T. J. Miles. MT. Robert Chapman. Mir. | Floyd Cox. Mir. Reuben Ellsberry. MT. Hagan Smith, Mir. Walter Gayle, MT. | Joel Massey, Mir. George Waller, Alr. | lack Hastings. Mfr. Brock Alston, Mir. | David Trotter. MT. WHl Drum. Mr. William Laurie. Mir. Hugh Conner. Mr. 1 Ed Tatum. Mfr. Thomas Fitzpatrick, | Mir. Henry Alston. Mir. Boyston Smith. |
 FOR MISS vAss.
 Thursday evening Mrs. Dave Smith | Waddie was hostoss. and Miss Mary Marshall vass. one of the coming | weeks brides. the honcree. at an en- 1oyable euchre party. ' The attractive apartments In the Lamfne Flats were decorated in an un- commonly pretty way. by the using of Christmas bells. white chrysantheEnums and lighted with electric lights under colored shades. { At the conclusion of the game buf- fet luncheon was served. and numbers of clever toasts given and the honoree in c happy vein.
 ssBIRTHDAY PARTY"
 Master Robert Luckie was the host l of a delightful birthday party given yesterday afternoon at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A c. Luckie on | Goldthwaite street. in celebration <of 1 his third birthday.
 Miss Kathleen Davis. Hattie Good | way and Rsbecca McDade entertained 1 the little folks by playing games for them. after which they were invited | into the dining room, where Misses | Margaret Williams and Elisa Goodwin | assisted Mrs. Luckie in serving them |