The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-30
LITTLE MISS LIeoN CELE-

LITTLE MISS LIGON CELE-
 BRATEs BIRTHDAY.
 The occasion of the celebration or her eighth birthday anniversary py Miss Emily Ligon, little daughter ot MT. and Mrs Robert F. Ligon, at their magnificent home on South Perry street was the most brilliant social function among the little folk for the year If assembled about seventy-fve mem bers of the Iiiliputiah smart set yes terday afternoon when the little hos tess gave q Japanese party ana through out the entire detail the ofieni- Al idea was in tasteful evidence.
 Japanese wisteria was the floral adorning which carried out the pre- vailing tone. In the dining room the table exquite in It's adorning and appointments had as chief attraction the birthday cake on which burned eight candles and which contained ring, thfmbfe and coin to be cut Tor. while about were vases filled with clus- ters of Japanese wisteria procured for the occasion from. San Franofsco Beautiful Japanese gifts were drawn from a Jack Horner pie and fish pond and lovely souvenirs presented to eacn guest were real Japanese opera glasses
 A pleasure provided for the occasion was the throwing of rings over the head of a huge cat and In this contest DElLE-~tnV to Master George Janney who was successful in throwing six rings about its neck.
 Dancing was the prominent social n]easurA of the afternoon and spleh- did band rendered suitable music dur ing the entire hours. A nnerry-go- round on the lawn added also much to the enjoyment Of ths guests. phis is the first crush entertainment given in the new Lison home and lthe cele- bration of little Emily's eighth hjrth- day was an important social event to the seventy-fve little friends whom she entertained.
 The little hostess wore dainty toilette of white lingerie and lace over pink and the friends who assisted her were Misses Elizabeth Thigpen. Heien Dent zadie Amefine and Elizaesth Dent.
 In the cutting the birthday cake the ring fell to Master Douglas Haygood. the dime to little Miss Malvina Cole man and the thimble to Master Rich ard Hickey.
 The Euests were; Misses zadie Am erine. Beth Tatum. Dorothy Thigpen, Mary Scale West. Fannie Baldwin simpson, Dorothy Hannon. Helen Dent. Elizabeth Dent, Elizabeth Stevenson, Emily Smith, Elise Smith. Alice Smith, Malvina Coleman, Elizabeth Adams, Fannie May Douglas. Katherine Fos- ter. Alice Johnstone. Mary Jeanette Scott, Elizabeth WilIserson, Losette Etern, Julia Anderson. Juliet Ruth. Sar- ah Ruth, Janice Well, vlara Vandirsr. Sophie Gersen, Emily Stuart, Eliza beth Fowler, Minnie Futile. Mary Petrie Kelley, Margaret Dove, Mar garet Ferrall Eloise LeGrand, Emily Pitts, Masters Tinsley Dent. F. M. Billing, Jr.. Charles Virgin. Charles Abercrombie. Jr,, Fred smith. Carroll Smith, George Janney. Billy Janney. Tom West, George Smith, Douglas Haygood, Leopold Strauss. R. D. John stone, Leon Ruth. George Cary 5tarks. John Starke. Craig Smith. Jr., Girard Fowler, Sam Boykin, Richard Hickey. Kfrkman Jackson, Joe Garland, Alex Garland Charles Thigpen, Jr.
 
 FOR MIR. MILLER.
 In celebration of the anniversary of the birthday of MT. John Miller. . number of the members of the younger set entertained last evening at a sur prise party at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. J Reynolds on Monroe street A number of games were enjoyed and IL. |. H.Ft