The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

 Ligon. Abbott. Goldsby. Fry, Rhett Fil- lans. Sheppard. Donald. Gibson of Bal tfrnore. Corbett of Indiana. Bozle of Kentucky, caufisld, Tompkins. Waiiis of Texas, Waller of Greensboro, Lyons, St. John, Wheeler, MendenhaH or Cali fornia, Christian. Moore of Birmingham. sanguinettl of Montgomery. and Let ttce Clark. sssyF . Heart Party.
 Miss Fannie Gladys Tompkins en- tertained very charmingly today at . heart party when roses, cupids. val entines and red hearts formed me decorations. rIearts was the game played and the prizes were, hrst, rhinestone belt buckle and the con solation a heart shaped box of candy. At the tables where a delicious three course luncheon was served red roses formed the center decorations The place cards were hearts and the lees hon-bons and almonds were served in red heart cups. The guests were Misses Henrietta Tacon. Corinne Thoss, Lounie Lyons vass, Mabel Hartwell. Marie Spotswood. ImoGen Little. Celia Webb. Elise Hall. Katherine Cramp- ton. Margaret Horn. Helen Mallett, Ai- ba Goner, Lorraine Cunningham, Helen aud Margaret stanton.
 A Birthday Dance.
 A beautiful dance was given this evening in honor of Master Manning McPhillips at the home of his grand father, Mr. James McPhillips. on Dau- phin Way. About lift yor sixty guests assembled and to each one was pre- sented Q valentine and for the first dance. partners were secured by matching" valentines. Beautiful dec- orations of red roses and hearts were used in profusion and over the table was suspended . large red heart from which hung red ribbons and which contained ring. thimDie and dime and much merrfment was caused in the struggle for drawing . prize. The table was lovely with red roses, can. d1es and hearts and the ices were serv. cd in red heart shaped cups at the punch bowl. Little Misses Marie Mo- Phillips and Kate Greenwood presid- ed and the evening passed delightful ly In feasting and dancing and notice. ably. among the dances. the barn dance wa especially admired and many were the good wishes given Mir, Manning McPhillips on this happy celebration of his fourteenth birthday.
 A valentine Party.
 The young folks bad most Snjoy. able time last evening at the beautlful party given by Mrs. I.eatherbufw If honor of little Misses sCorinn# and Gladys and Master Frank Leatltdrbufy Everything -wasss conducive to the pleasure .of th&i yoMES sat, Sthestmo ta, bles made especially for them. accord. ing to size, and decorated in pink and red hearts. pink electric lights in pink tulips and ices were served In pink In the library were little tables deco. rated in pink and red and ho.dlna small punch bowls, while in the hal was a fishing pond where each guest dahed and caught prize. About six ty tttle folks were present to enjoy this delightful affair which was one long to be remembered for its beauty and merrimenE Personal Notes.
 Mir. Howard Gaillard will arrive on Monday from Bocas del Toro on a visit to his sister. Mrs. W. W. Groom.
 Mrs. James Gibboney has as heu guest fo rthe carnival, Mrs. Charles Ellis Faust. of Birmingham. E Dr. and Mrs. T. c. Parham have ar. rived from Paunsdale. Ala. and will make their Shoms In Mobile
 Mrs. Carmichael, of Birmingham. a nf her sister. Mrs. J. Seymour Perkins. oj Selma. twill spend the carnival in Mo. | bile.
 Miss Emma Fountain. of Texas. re turned this week to Mobile to be tn, | earniva lguest of Miss Mary McDufa, on Church Street - Miss Margaret Sutton, of ZanesvIlle O., has arrived for a visit to Miss Hen
 rietta MePhillips. {,
 Mfr. and Mrs. Horton Fall, of Nash
 vile, will arrive for the carnival am
 be the guests of Mrs. Falls mother Mrs. D. R. Dunlap. VT I