The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-23

son. and Miss Louise Peach won the booby prize.
 A number of games we're played. af- ter which the little folks were invited into the dining room where delicious ices and cakes were served. Here the color scheme was artistically carried out. and from the pink shaded chande- Her to each corner of the table were suspended ropes of ivy, with pink satin DOW at each corner. The centerpiece was a vase of pink carnations, and five pink candles adorned the birthday cake. After cutting the cake. the ring fell to Miss Elizabeth Sightler, the dime to Miss Louise Peach and the thimble to Master Bernard Dickson. Those present were: Clement Fitz- patrick, Elizabeth Vincentelli Lillian Parker, Glenn Hauser of Macon, Ga. Carolyn Gerson, Decline Griffith, Eliza beth Sightler, Mamie Sightler, Janette Gorrie, Josephine Peach, Louise Peach, John Eodgson, Walter Primer, Jack Hopkins. Bernard Dickson. Bruce Perry. John Robertson. Clem Robert son.
 PINKsTON-HADEN.
 A large number of friends will be interested in the marriage of Miss Nellie c. Haden of this city. and MT. VI. F. Pfnkston, which occurred at Shorters on Sunday at the residence of MT. J. A. Boyd. Rev. Adams oficiat- ing.
 Mrs. Pinkston is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Haden of this city. She Is a beautiful young woman. and has many fine qualities; she is also a talented violinist.
 Mir. Pinkston Is a young business man of Shorters, where they will make their home.
  MRS. OATES ENTER
 TAINs AT BRIDGE. Mrs. W. c. Oates entertained de- ligh tfully at bridge yesterday morning in honor of Miss Dowd, of North Car olina, and Mrs. Brickell. of Huntsville, the guests of Mrs. J. c. Pinckard. The apartments were decorated in crimson and red tiger lilies. Bridge was play ed at four tables and two prizes were awarded a leather bridge set to Mrs. Julia Hartwell. who presented 1t to Mrs. Brickell. and a pair of lemonade spoons to Miss Dowd.
 After the games an elaborate five course luncheon was served.
 The guests were: Mrs. John Winter, Mrs. Julia Hartwell, Mrs. W. A. Gayle, Mrs. R. E. Ligon. Mrs. J. c. Pinck- c. A. Thigpen. Mrs w. J. Drum, Mrs. Hugh Dent, Miss Dowd, Mrs. Bernard Gaston.
 GRADUATES NURSES ASSOCIATION. The Graduate Nurses Association will meet Thursday at 4:30 o'clock at Drs. Wilkerson and McConnico's office.
 Miss Huck, Secretary. Miss Ethel Tresslar has returned from visit to Miss Mary Bibb in Selma.
 The many friends of Miss Emma Eliasberg, who has been living in Sell ma for the past two years. will be glad to learn that she has returned to this city to reside. and Is with her sis- ter. Mrs. A, sternfeld. s2 Alabama Street.
 Miss Sarah Thornton has returned from a visit to Mir and Mrs. Bradford Hardy, in Anthony. N. M
 Miss Nettie Johnston will leave Thursday for Savannah.
 MT. Bruce McGhee who has been at- tending Vanderbilt University. has re- turned home. and is with his parents. Rev. and Mrs. o. C. McGhee. Mir. Clark McGhee is attending house party at Hurtsboro,
  Miss Zubie Ford of Troy is the guest of Mrs. D. B. Holt.
 
 Mrs. L. M Houser and little daugh- ter, Glenn, of Macon. Ga., are visiting Mrs Clara Robertson.
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 Mir. and Mrs. John c. Johnston have returned to their home at Bessemer af- ter visiting Mir. and Mrs. T. M. Rob- ertson.
 +- + Mrs. l.. S. Berry and children are spending several weeks with relatives at Luverne and Rutledge.