The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-18
Pratt City

Mildred Flynn was the honoree at a pretty birthday social yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. M J. Flynn. in honor of her 9th birth day. The afternoon was happily spent in Juvenile games and music. after which the little guests were ushered into the dining room, where the table was a pie ture of loveliness; from the chandelier to each corner of the table were suspend ed pink and white ribbon streamers, and in the center of the table was the lovely birthday cake, with it's six tiny candles oi pink and white. the same colors being further developed in the ices and cakes. The guests included Louis Thornton Jamie Collins. Leo Ellis. Margaret Hass- Ter, Bessie Neyy Collins. Frances Hipp Annie Monfee. Ruth Collins. Grace Null lins, Marie Harkins. Loretta vallely Maud Granger. Josephine vallely. Heller Granger, Arleia Barlow, Lucile Gregory Cecil Collins. May Gregory. Willie Gran. ger, Myron Wilson, Rupe Franklin D. l.. Rawlinson. Tendon Barnes, Andrew Monfee, Jr., Claud Battle. Harry Elmore Stanley Custred James Edward Flynn Hugh Fox. Raymond Custred, w. T. Bar. low, Eugene McArdle. Alfred Custred, Ed. win Flynn, James McArdie and Dennis Flynn.
 A party from Pratt City motored tc the home of Mrs R. c. Franklin in Mulgs yesterday enjoying a spend-the- day party experimenting Mrs. L. l.. Allison of Pratt vile, who is the house guest of Mrs J. E. Wood. At 1 o'clock delightful four course luncheon was served, those seated about the board being Mrs. R. F. Philips Mrs. A. l.. IIipp, Mrs. R. c. Franklin Mrs. D. E. Cook Mrs. J. p. Wood. Mrs L. l.. Allison. Miss Evie Phillips, Phala Lee Cook, Frances Hipp, Mastef Andrew Alison and Eugene Cook, Jr
 The Rev. B. B. Farrar. who has been the guest of the Rev. and Mrs J. I. Ken dricks during the recent revival has re- turned to his home at Dalton, Ga.
 Miss Jessie Cornelius of Altoona is the guest of her sister, Mrss c. M. Taylor, at West Point.
 Dr. U. c. Turner left yesterday for "a visit to relatives at Peil City.
 Little Esther Smales is seriously i'll at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Smales.
 MT. c. E. Smith and MT. Frank Smith have returned from a business trip to Gulfport.
 Miss Emma Grace Mclean of Living
 
 the Pratt City school. has arrived in the city. and is at the home of the Rev and Mrs. J. l. Hendricks.
 Mrs. c. J. Cook has returned from a pleasant stay with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Moff, at Pell City.
 
 Mrs. Thomas Trigg, Mrs. Arthur Merkl, Miss Nola Merkl, Miss Louise Merkl and Miss Annie Laurie MerlSl were the spend the-day guests of Mrs. F. M. Merkl on Maple street yesterday.
 Margaret Taylor. the little daughter of MT G. M. Taylor left today to enter the school for the blind at Talladega.
 pr. John Seay of Whitwell. Tenn, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Meagher and pr. and Mrs. $. c. Seay.
 Miss Edith Turner of Docena is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. H. T. Mills.
 On Friday night, September IS, the young ladies' class of the Sunnyside Methodist church will give a social called "A Trip Through the Holidays" begin- ming at o'clock. The first holiday of tho year. St. Valentine, will be represented at the home of Mrs. Funderburg: George Washington's birthday at Mrs. Abernathy's: Halloween at Mrs. Souther lin's; Thanksgiving at Mrs. Gardner's 5: Christmas at Mrs. Reeves. Dainty re- treatments will be served at each place Ali are cordially invited.