The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28
PRATT CITY

The home of Mrs. A. Fl. Daniel in Pratt City was the scene of a beautiful after- noon tea Wednesday when Miss Ethel Daniel entertained in honor of the Y l.. NJ. of the First Methodist church. The rooms were decorated with palms and cut flowers. Greeting the guests at the door were Mrs H. G.. Culverhouse and the hos tess. Delicious refreshments were served. The Y. l.. M. is composed of the following members: Mrs. W. P. McGlawn, Mrs. w. F. Varin, Mrs. c. D. Gaines Mrs. H. c. Culverhouse Misses Rena Gridges, Annie Eaurie Merkl, Ruth Inman, Lillian Mills, Nola and Katie Perkins, Louise Merkl. Emily Dryman, Ethel Shores, Minnie Nichols, Ethel Daniel, Emma Miller Maud Daniel, Hilda Bingham, Katie Bailey, Maggie DeBardele eben, Lillie Miller. Gertrude Gilbert. Ada Warren, Marie McGlawn and others.
 Mrs. F. T. Hannigan was a delightful hostess recently at her home on the North Highlands to the Ladies auxiliary of the A. o. H. After short business meeting Christmas plans were discussed Coffee and sandwiches were served to the fcllowing Mesdames Hugh Lynch, Mary HarlSins, R. J. Searson, w. o. McArdle, Mary Grady, Charles Vallely, John Me- Michael, Misses Mamie Lynch. Elizabeth
  i1annigan.
 Great interest was manifested in the re- cent organization of the Pratt City Pro- tective Home Circle. A very interesting meeting was held Monday evening, at which 20 members were enrolled. It was decided to meet on the second and fourth Monday evenings in each month. The next meeting will be on the evening of December 13 An interesting programme has been arranged for the occasion.
 The home of Mrs. Frank Wallace pre- sented an attractive scene Monday after noon when she entertained number of little folks in honor of her son Francis fourth birthday. Ferns and cut flowers were prettily used in the rooms, where the little guests enjoyed various games and a turkey contest, the prizes being awarded to Alice Mae Lyons and Albert Gamble. Dainty refreshments were served in the dining room, the table be- ing centered with birthday cake, with the corresponding number of candles Those enjoying this hospitality were Eve lyn Lyons, May Mills. Catherine Rich ords, Annie Butler. Mabel Richards, Ruth Hood, Irene Richards, Lila Mae Gamble Jessie Butler, Mildred Tipper, Charlotte Lowery, Rose Adams, Georgia Butler, Pauline Long, Hazel Moore, Alice Mae Lyons Grace Hooper, Mamie Lee, Law renee Moore, Albert Gamble, Lawrence TipperA James Moore. Willie Warren At kinson, Byron Hughes, Joseph Moore, Hal Hughes, Williams Lacey, Buster Rich ards, Willie Mclaughlin, Allen Laird. Jo- seph Waslev. William ripper, John Wal lace and William Moore.
 Judge C. M. Taylor entertained a CO., terie of friends at stag dinner party Thursday. Those present were Judge B S. Butler. MT. c. D. Comstock. Mr.'J. E. Lacey, MT Charles Taylor, MT. Palmer. rr Gull Mr nvUa "a U1Or
 Those sharing MT. and Mrs. w. J. Crim's hospitality at dinner Thursday evening were: Rev and Mrs. w. F. McGlawn, Mrs w. W. Worrell, Miss Le- ola Dunbar, Miss La Rue Worrell. MT. J. W Dunbar, and MT. Henry Worrell.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will hold the following band meetings Monday afternon at 2:30: West Highland and Southside band. Mrs. Henry Scarborough; Third Street band, Mrs. Will Miles; East Highlan6 Mrs. A. J. Monfee.
 MT. and Mrs w A. Hall were hosts to the members of the Fidelis and Berean Sunday school classes of the Baptist church Thursday evening. Progressive games. contests and readings were the diversions. Delicious refreshments were served. =
 Rev and Mrs. w P. McGlawn win en- tertain at a reception on the evening Of December at the parsonage, the occa- sion being the twentieth anniversary of their marriage.
 MT. and Mrs R. H. Franklin were hosts at luncheon Thursday at their home in Mnlga. The following enjoyed their hos pitality: MT and Mrs. D, E.. Cook, MT nnd Mrs A L. Hipp MT. and Mrs. A. J. Mnnfee of Pratt City, MT. and Mrs. B F. Phillips. Miss Evie Phillips, Miss Nell Crawford and MT. Oscar Phillips of Ems lev.
 Mrs. B. F. Phillips will be hostess to the Thursday Afternoon Crochet club this week at her home in Ensley.
 Dr. Ray Brown has returned to Atlanta after a pleasant stay with MT B. D. Shumate
 Mrs. James Walton of Lanett is i'll at the home of her mother. Mrs. Parker Young, on Maple street.
 Miss Mary Cole of Birmingham was the ruest of Mr. and Mrs. Will George on Highland avenue.
 Dr. H H. Frazier of Hendersonville is the guest of MT. and Mrs. ]. $. Edwards
 Miss Zoella Stiles of Birmingham was the g,iest of Mrs A. J. Monfee Friday.
 Mrs M l.. McGehee returned home to- day after visiting Mrs. Alma Freeman at Tuscaloosa.
 Rev and Mrs D. s. Mcelawn have re-