The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-27

Little The following members were pres ent: Miss Lellys Rockett, Miss Eunice . Westbrook, Miss Mabel Barton Miss Lorietta Bailey, Miss Mattie Lou smith, l Miss Frances Bazemore Miss Mamie Harrington and Mrs. George Le Blac.
 A merry party enjoyed an afternoons outing yesterday at Mrs. William Bar tons country home. The afternoon was spent in learning to swim. Those enjoy ing the afternoon were: Mrs. Jesse Chantz, Mrs. George Dunn, Mrs. H. NJ. Collins, Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. J. H. Fender, Mrs. William Barton, Mrs. c. E. Harvey, Mrs. F. 0. Edney Miss Emma I.anar, Miss Edith Jennings Miss Cora Westbrook, Miss Florence Westprool<, Miss Mabel Barton, Miss Willie Mae Tan ner Miss Lizzie Pritehett, Mrs. J. Par son, Miss Helen Ford, Miss Marion Ford, Mrs. George La Blanc.
 Mrs. J. II. Harrison will be hostess to the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society Mon day afternoon.
 Mrs. J. L. Anderson will entertain the Forty-two club Monday evening.
 Mrs. S. B. Bale and children have re- turned home after spending a month with her parents in Hodgesyille, ky.
 Miss Willie Mae Tanner of Greens is the guest of Miss Mabel Barton.
 Miss Fannie Moore Dean. Miss Lucille Dean and J. D. Dean of Orange, Tex, are the guests of Mrs. J. c. Holt
 Miss Jewel B. Smith of Berry Is the | guest of Mrs. H. l.. Smith. I Mrs. Leroy Higgins and Mrs. Leonard i Synder are visiting relatives in Hance- I vile.
 | Mrs. w. l.. Hughes and daughters, Mary Ellen and Willie Kate, have returned to their home in Montgomery after a pleas ant stay with Mrs. John R. r. Rives.
 Mrs. A. l.. Dillon has returned from Augusta, Ga, where she was the guest of relatives.
 Miss Sybi Brstow has returned to Jemison after pleasant visit with Mrs. J. H. Harrison.
 Mrs. J. c. Whattley, who has been the guest of Mrs ". T. MaclSey motored through the country to her home at Co., roma.
 Mrs. H. A. Russell and children leave this week for Helena where they will join MT. Russell and make their future home.
 Mrs J. W. Clark leaves today for Nash vile and Louisville where she will be the guest of relatives.
 Miss Regina Downey is at home after spending the week with Miss Clercie Keith in Argo.
 MT. and Mrs. W. D. Langston are spend- | ing the weekend with relatives in Deca- tur.
 Miss Annie stubinger and Miss Frances Stubringer are the guests of Miss Mar garet Couper in Marietta, Ga.
 The Boy Scouts have returned from | camping and fishing trip near Ida. MT. | S E. Cogsins, scoutmaster in charge. 1 Fifteen scouts were in the party.
 Mrs. J. W. Jones and children left this | week for Montgomery where they will | make their future home.
 Mrs. McMinnenon of Hartselle is the | guest of Mrs. c. c, Burks.
 MT J. F. Carlisle and MT. Turner Waide | motored to Newcastle this week.
 The members of the Methodist Sunday l school and few friends enjoyed their annual picnic this week at Avondale park. | Games were enjoyed and wading in the | pool by the younger tots was greatly in- dulged in. A tempting spread at the noon | hour was enjoyed by 100 guests.
 Pratt City
 Mrs. Ray Custred was hostess to the Thursday Afternoon Crochet club this past week. Vases of white roses and l ferns were tastefully arranged about the rooms, and while the crochet r.oedles were kept busy, conversation was en- 1oyed A dainty ice course was served with the following club members present; Mrs. J. E. Wood Mrs. S. l.. Baty, Mrs. c. D. Comstock, Mrs. Ray Custred Mrs A. J. Monfee and Mrs. D. E. Cook. The guest ofs the afternoon was Mrs Sam Mingea of Gordo
 The Rev. and Mrs. k. J. Williams werel rendered a surprise party on Thursday1 evening at their home, in honor of the birthday of MT. Williams A most de- lightful evening was spent, the following participating: Mrs. ]. c. Brown, Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Mary Anderson, Miss Stella Lewis, Miss Clara Lewis Miss Sarah Lewis, MT. Pat Anderson, MT. Harry Boisell and MT. Charlie McIl- vain.
 MT. Adripe Praytor entertained a CO., terie of friends Thursday evening at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. D. Praytor. He was assisted in receiving and entertaining his guests by his moth- CT and Mrs. Ada Flemming. The hours were whiled away with various games. contests and musical selections, after which an ice course was served to the following: Miss Mamie zuber Miss Ethel Shaffer, Miss Roselyn Allen, Miss Edna Bailey, Miss Annie Ruth Smart, MissI Isabelle Mills Miss Bessie Stewart, Miss Sadie Busby, Miss Lillie Mills, MT. Wal ter Payne, MT. Frances Praytor Mr. Lotion Smart and MT. Mason Monfee.
 Miss Nola Perkins was delightful hostess to the Prothean Sunday school class, at her home Friday evening Pink and white were the colors chosen for thisl pretty affair, being effectively used in the flowers. crepe myrtle and white roses Those receiving with Miss Perkins were:I Miss Layne Smith Miss Elizabeth Millsi and Miss Katie Perkins Musical num- bers were rendered by Miss Fife MilIerI and Miss Corre Young. In the reception hall Miss Ruby Truss presided at the punch bowl, which was embedded in crepe myrtle and ferns. In contest the prize, box of bonbons was won by Miss corrie Young. Forty-two and i. rock were among the diversions of the evening. after which a dainty collrse of