The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
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HsHnmgEs9Ea asaiAaaIAala aHaEsRlEza zataaMGMa3A. played and enjoyed. The guests were then conducted to the dining room, which was beautifully decorated in gold and green. where refreshments were served.
 Little Mss Annie Jeanette received many beautiful presents from her guests who were Loze1i Finn, Car. rilea Harris, Kate McGauly, Vernon Ford, Annie Kassel, Kathleen De Ward, Jean McMillan. Annie Whaley, Evan gusta Thomas Bertie Rice, Alice Rice. Ella Pullam, Kathiyn Davis. Marjory McCue, Ruth Poston. Mildred McCue. Louise Ward. Lawrence Byras. Oliver Byras,, Nathan Eagle, Leroy McGauIy. Careton McGauly, Emory Haygood Welcome Haygood, Jet M. Thomas. Jr. LITTLE MISS BAzEMoRE
 CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.
 One of the prettiest litt1e-folk affairs of last week was the party at which little Miss Bazenore entertained a number of her friends on Saturday af- ternoon in celebration of the 5th anni- her parents. Mir. and Mrs. R. P. Baze- more. on South Hull Street. was att tractively adorned for the occasion with vases and bowls of roses and a number of palms and ferns.
 In the center of the table. which held the birthday cake, was large cluster of roses. ferns and foliage plants On the cake were burning five candles to indicate the number of birthday anni- versaries which had passed over the head of the little blonde hostess.
 Games were enjoyed, and Miss Mary Bazemore furnished music for the di- version of the guests. The hostess was attfred In dainty frock of white ern. broidered swiss with which she wore jaunty bows of pink ribbon. Among the guests were: salIie AL len, Lucia Allen, Mamie Holt. Ebert Holt, Josephine Devant. Margaret Me- Dade, Elizabeth Clay, Oliver Dix. olsn Johnstone. Amilee Holloway, Joseph Holloway. Elisabeth Cain, Evelyn Cain. Richard Cain, Dolly Dix, Annie Go1ding Dix. Ada .Armstead. Kathleen Armstead and Alfred Armstead.
 MISSES ANDREWS TO
 GIVE DANCING PARTY. Miss Sadye Andrews and Miss Annie Cobb Andrews will entertain on Thurs day evening at dancing party at the hall in the Avalon. in honor of their guest, Miss Ida Thompson of Mont gomery: Miss Nell Dawson. of Vai- dosta, the guest of Miss Ernestine Ran dall, and Miss Frankie McCrory. who will arrive this week from Newman.
 The chaperones will include Mrs. I. H. Andrews, Mrs. J. W. Bowden and Mrs R. c. McCrory Atlanta Journal
 Monday afternoon Miss Buelah Gib- son gave a pretty tea and "42" party. complimentary to Miss Elizabeth John stone and her guest, Mips Cecelia Payne of MontgomeFy, Ala. The prize. a dainty engagement brooch" was won by Miss Janet Mallory and Mas John stone was presented with q lace hand kerchief.
 Miss Gibson was prettily gowned in l q handmade white lingerie frock. Miss Johnstone also wore white and Mss Payne was charming in blue.--Macon news in Atlanta Journal.
 Some weeks ago The Advertiser com talned notice of the marriage of Rev 6. P. EpeigaI. They are new iH Mont wornery and stopping for the present at the Exchange. The Alabama Chris tian sayss
 saThe bride has visited in this State | and is we'll known in Selma. where she visited her sister, Mrs. J. c, cald- well. She is the daughter of the late Congressman, the Hon. Evan. E. Settle. of Kentucky. She is an accomplished musician and no doubt will be . greet
  As for Brother spiegel, he is well known throughout the State and Is greatly loved for his works cake. We Congratulate the young people upon this step and welcome Sister Spiegel | to Alabama. They will be at home | in Montgomery after August C."
 The Macon news in The Atlanta con- stitution has the following:
 Thrusday Mrs. J. M. Mason enter talned a number of young people at most entoyable evening party in honor of Mss Cecilia Payne beautiful young 1 girl from Montgomery.
 Much, interest was eentered m the I marriage of Miss Elizabeth Johnston 1 and Mir. Boyce Miller, which occurred Wednesday morning at o'clock at the home of the brides parents, MT ana Mrs. Walter Terrell Johnston, In Vine vile. The freshness of the early morn ing air, the girlish beauty of the bride and her maids and the profuBion of fragrant flowers used, combined to render 1t an ideal wedding. The esr- emony was performed by Rev. William H. Rich, of the Vineyille Baptist Church Miss Janet Mallary was maid of honor; Miss Cecelia Payne of Mont- gomery the bridesmaid. MT Harry Stewart acted as the groom s best man. The young couple left immediately af- ter the ceremony for the Isle of Pines, Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mrs p J. Miller of Atlanta. the groom's mother. and Mrs, Arthur Clems ents of Estonton,
 Miss Katherine Courtney who has been spending some time with Miss Annie Danziger at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Harry panziger,