The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26
Pratt City News

Among the most delightf events of the week was when Mrs. c. D. Com stock entertained at colonial tea. gwen in honor of her Sunday school class of the First Baptist church.
 The home of the hostess. which is al- ways attractive was unusually pretty with its decorations of red. white and blue buntings and flags. together with trailing vines of ivy.
 The guests were invited to come In Martha Washington costume and q more charming picture could scarcely be imagined than the one made by tn Q coterie of fair young girls with their powdered hair and old-fashioned dresses.
 Progressive hearts was played during the evening, the scorce cards being tiny ha nd painted hatchets. The prize was won by Miss Pearle Smart
 Miss Gable Grainger and Miss Myrtis Hartsfeld presided at the punch bowl. Ices and cakes were served at a late hour. Music was rendered by Miss Nicholson. Miss Jennie Edwards and MT. Webb Nicholas.
 Mrs. Comstock received her guests in a most becoming gown of green satin. Assisting Mrs. Comstock in receiving were Mrs. James Duncan, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Holder, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Givens, Miss Leila Edwards.
 Among those present were Misses Clyde MePherson. Hazel Mckenzie, Le : lia Edwards, Pearle Smart. Fannie Ally, Mary Corn. Jennie Edwards, Ele Sum erline Gable Grainger, Myrtis Harts- field, Winifred Nicholas. Cola Stovall, Vera Lynch. Ellen Williams, Allie Lynch, lila Hall. Miss Donns; Messrs. Halcom Smith, John Poole. Febb Mich olas, Harry Elliott, Albert Griffiths, MT. c. D. Comstock. MT. Owen. Mr.. Palmer, Dr. A. J. Edwards. MT. Alfred Cara : way, MT. Downs, Fred Mckee, MT. Sch hofner. MT. Ed Anderson. MT. S. C.. Andrew, MT. Lloyd of Birmingham.
 Miss Sumerline
 Miss Ele Sumerline entertained a few friends yesterday at her home on High land avenue. The features of the even ing was chandelier relation contest The prize, a box of fine candy, was won by Miss Lois Mckenzie; the booby prize, by MT. Huffman. Refreshments were served. Among those present were:
 Miss Cora Stovall, Miss Maud Daniel, Miss Myrtle Daniel. Miss Jennie Ed wards, Miss Emily Dryman. Miss Hazel Mckenzie. Miss Lois Mckenzie, Miss Eva Phillips, Mir Albert Griffiths, MT. Meadlock, MT. Hale. MT. Shofner, MT. McCree, MT. Hoffman. MT. Poole MT. Carraway.
 Personals
 J. K. Parks of Pittsburg, Pa. is the guest of Ross Strickland on Sec ond avenue.
 Mrs. c. B. Sower and little son Bruce have returned to their home after a pleasant visit to their parents, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Edwards, on East High lands.
 J. P. Hall is convalescent from his recent illness.
 Church Notices
 First Methodist church. Third ave- nue and Third street, the Rev G. H. Harris. patsor-Morning service at II o'clock. Evening service at 7:3O by pre- siding elder. Rev. Frank Brandon Sur day school at 9:45. A. J. Walker, super intendent. fl
 First Presbyterian church, Church street. Regular service at II o'clock. Evening service at 7:30. Sunday school at 9:45. Dr. A. D. James, superintend- ent.
 First Baptist church Third street and Market avenue, Rev. J. E. Barnes, pas- tor-The meeting which is in progress Is growing in interest and also in at tendance. The singing. which Is being led by Mir. Springfield, is an attractive feature. Services will be held tonight by Rev Curtis Shusart. also the Il o'clock service Sunday morning and 7:30 o'clock service Sunday evening. The meeting will continue through the week. Sunday school a. 9:45 R. L. Brasher. superintendent
 The First Methodist church is be- ing remodeled and 1t is oped that be- fore the meeting begins it will be com pleted