The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
Pratt City

Mrs. John Harris chaperoned her Sun | day school class and few of their friends | on picnic party at Avondale Thursday. | where the day was happily spent in games and at noon a. delightful picnic lunch was spread. Those participating were Miss Lola Boozer, Miss Louise Collins, Miss Clarice Harrel. Miss Hazel Goodwin, Miss Gladys Poole Miss Carrie Rutledge. Miss Mary Ann Burdiss Miss Lucille Warren, Miss Hazel Rutledge, Miss Lou Alice Yam, Miss Nellie Nelson, Miss Rena Bridges, Miss Florence Tucker Miss Ruth Nelson, Miss Louise Merkl. MT Jean Mon fee, MT. Roy Falls, and Mir. Andrew Dun bar. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Echos entertained : number of friends at a house party last week at their home in Docena. Among the many enjoyable affairs planned for the guests was motor party Thursday to West Lake, where the day was spent in boating and fishing, and basket lunch was spread at noon. Those enjoying this courtesy were Miss Mary Lou Wiggins, Miss Nealtha Smith, Miss Lallie Dunbar, Miss Blanche Taylor. Miss Lucie Stephens. MT. c. J. Bradley, MT. William Echols, Mir. J. B. Oxley, and MT. R. Il. McMekin
 Miss Edna Bailey was hostess at birthday party at the home of her mother Mrs N. B. Bailey, on Miller street The rooms were attractively decorated in daisies and ferns, and the hours were whiled away with interesting games and contests, and several musical selections by Miss Lola Boozer after which de- licio,ls Ice course was served. The guests were Miss Annie Ruth Smart, Miss Mamie Zuber. Miss Mabel Griffith. Miss Ethel Schaffer, Miss Lola Boozer, Miss Katie Lee Payne, Miss Gertrude Lyons, Miss Fssie Perdy, Miss Bessie Stewart, Miss Jimmie Dunbar, Miss Carrie Rutledge' Miss Hazel Rutledge, MT. Lawson Young, Ma MOnfpe. MT. Marcus Lyons MT. Andrew Dunber, MT Adrian Praytor, and MT. Walter Payne.
 At the Sunday evening service at the Fourth Street Methodist church a special musical programme will be rendered under the direction of Mir. J. x. Thomas and Mrs William Thomas. The Melee brothers quartet of Liscomb will give several selections and the public Is cor dialy invited to attend.
 The Bands of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church will meet in business session at the church on Mon day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 The Prothean class of the Methodist Sunday school will have a social Friday evening at the home of Miss Nola Per kns.
 The young men of Pratt City will give dance at the city hall on Tuesday even- ing. the proceeds of which will be given to the Pratt City Park Improvement as- sociation. Special music will be furnished and an enjoyable evening is promised to those attending.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church. south will meet at the church at o'clock Monday afternoon.
 Rev R. L. Durant of Vernon has ac- cepted the pastorate of the Baptist church. Mrs. Durant and children are spending a few weeks with friends and relatives at Palmetto, Fla, before coming to reside in Pratt City.
 Mrs. l.. A. Poole has gone to Maben to spend several days with her daughter Mrs. G. c. Dickey.
 Miss Nealtha Smith of Enterprise is the guest of Miss Mary Lou Wiggins.
 pr. and Mrs g. C. Seay and children and Miss Bessie Davidson have returned from a visit to relatives at Fernbank and Columbus Miss
 Mr Carl Bennett of Corinth. Miss. is spending the week end with his parents MT. and Mrs. M. H. Bennett.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mrs ! M Rowers have re- turned from a visit to relatives at Pel- ham.
 Prof and Mrs. E. O. Sanders and ehil- dren have gone for six weeks stay al Nashville, where MT. Sanders will attend the summer lectures at the Peabody Nor nal college. Later they expect to go to Monteae Tenn, for the remainder or the summer
 Mrs. M. P Hollingsworth has returned \ to her home in Tuscaloosa after pleas ant stay of few days with her parents MT and Mrs J. F. Wood
 Miss Annie Dee Rogers will leave wednesday to visit friends and relatives at Bryerfield.
 MT. and Mrs Durand Courtney Of Al bany. Ga, are guests of MT. and Mrs C. w. Overstreet.
 MT. w. C. Steele and his mother, Mrs w Steele, of East Thomas, will leave !, Thursday to spend two weeks at Chat tanooga and Lookout mountain
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Tarrant left yes terday to spend several weeks at BILOXI and Gulfport, Miss
 Mrs. l. IT. Ryan has returned to her home at Memphis, Tenn, after a pleasant stay of several weeks with friends and relatives here.
 Miss Margaret Harrison will leave todaY to spend the summer months with friends at Cincinnati and Boston.
 MT. J. S. Gill is critically i'll at his home on Eft havenue.
 Mir and Mrs. l.. S. Thompson and chii- dren have gone to spend several weeks at Talladega Springs.
 Mrs NJ L. Cane, Miss Mamie Richards and Mir Oscar Richards of Fernbank are the house guests of Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Seay.