The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-18
LITTLE MISS GORDON cELE-


 LITTLE MISS GORDON cELE-
 BRATEs BIRTHDAY.
 Miss Julia Gordon was hostess yes- terday when she entertained num- Der of friends at the home of her par ents. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Gordon, Tn celebration of the thirteenth anniver- sary of her birthday.
 The home on Mildred street was adorned for the occasion in color scheme of pink and white. Palms, ferns and foliage plants formed the background of green for the blossoms which were roses.
 Punch was served by Miss Claytie Thornton from a table in the reception hall which was decorated in pink and white roses and maiden hair fern.
 Games were played and dancing was enjoyed. Miss Lila Mathews furnished the dance music and the little guests marched into the dining room to the strains of spirited march rendered by Miss Mathews.
 The table was adorned in roses and ferns and in the center was the birth day cake with thirteen lighted tapers on 1t denoting the number of years which have passed over the head of the hostess. When the cake was cut Miss Margaret shackleford cut the dime. Miss Alma Crenshaw the thimble and Miss Cleo Leggett, of Maplesville, the ring.
 The young hostess was assisted in receiving and entertaining her guests by Miss Ida. Wood Hannon. Miss Isabel Crum, Miss Mary Ella McKeithen and Miss Fannie Gordon The color scheme of pink and white was further car ried in the costumes of the hostess and her little friends who assisted her each wearing a dainty frock of white lingerie with pink ribbons.
 Pretty souvenirs of this delightful young folk affair which were presented to each guest were small pin cushions surmounted with dolls heads:
 The guests were Misses Sadie Hampton. Virginia Hampton. Mary Ella McKeithen, Ida Wood Hannon, Geraldine Hunt. Isabelle crum, Cleo Legsett, of Maplesville, Margaret Shack kleford. sallie Kirkpatrick. Fran ces Gay, Caroline Blocker. Mary Ad- arns. Maggie Miles, Julia Casey, Eliza beth Browne, Elizabeth McKeithen, Alice McKeithen, Marion Auerbach. To. raine Auerbach and Marion Semnaes.
 DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB.
 The members of the Country Club en- tertained at their fortnightly dance on Saturday evening at the club house when an unusually large number or members and their friends enjoyed the hospitality of the club house. A num- Der Of dinner parties were given be- fore the cotiIlion, among them was one given as farewell to MT. B. O. Izlar. who has gone to Charleston, s. C., to make his home in future. The party included Mir. and Mrs. Temple seibeis, Mir. Lawrence Anderson. MT. and Mrs. P B. Joseph, Miss Mary sei- bels Ball, Miss Roberta Roberts. Mr. Clifford Lanier and MT, George Peag- Ter.
 The dance formed q delightful di- version for the members and their guests during the heated term and are anticipated with a great deal of pleas ure.
 Among the dancers on Saturday eve- ming were MT. and Mrs. Temple Sei- bels, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Joseph. MT. and Mrs. Warren Tyson. Mir. and Mrs. Ray Jones, Mrs. Frank Peabody, MT. and Mrs. Louis Moore. Mir. and Mrs Robert Meyer. Mrs. Lawrence Ander- son. Miss Mary seibels Ball, Mics MI drea Andrew, Miss Robert Roberts, Mtss Luola. Riehardsen, Miss Julia May Henderson, Miss Sara Warren Wilker. son Miss Rachel Settle, Of Frankfort, Kv.. Miss Annie Gaston,. Miss Bessie Milner. of Birmingham. Miss Jean La- hev. Miss Georgia saffold, Miss Caro- line Hannon, Miss Fannie Marks. Mr' George Peagler,, Mir. S. O. Izlar MT. W. A |. Sellers. Mir. Paul Whiting, MT Hack Hobhie. Mir. Clifford Lanier, MT. Robert sistrunk, MT. F. H. Miller, MT. R. E. seibels. Mir. Sterling Hainer' or Tfn,on Springs, MT. aIosely, of UDion sar,n1s Mir. Clifford Stewart. MT T1anrv Alexander, Mir. Hudson Norton 11o Ernesk Thompson and Mr. J. IA. Wailaces
 FOR MISS HAYDEN.
 ws. W c. Starke was the hostess AhIs -norninR at q domino party. says stne tsrnv Messenger. given in honor 10 hsr euests Miss Mamie MeMAnon ot Mjasissippi and Miss Florrie Hayden oI Montgofnary Her home on soutn Brundidge Street was attraetlVety osos orated with pot plants ferns ana cut f,owers listers being the predominat- 'HS Tha ss guests were received at the door hv' Mrs. w. T. Adams, who eonducted them to the parlor where the nostess anI Cha honorees formed the receiving naTty. Tn the library Mrs. James TesIia Mrs. VIII Cowart and Mrs pa vis WlIkerson served refreshing fruit punch. .y,. ..,...a o,, ths saacious porch which. was made cooI and comfortable by Vudor shades. Srha games proved very interesting ana exnitInr. Misses Glsnnie Lawrence ana Ciaranae Mabson drew for the nrlze d handsome belt buckle. the Former being the fortunate one The consolation prize, pair Of blue SIX hose. was awarded to Miss Mary Will zassnIuuuulzlz