The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-08
PRATT CITY

One of the pretty affairs of the pa st
 week was given by Miss Mary Lou Wood
 at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs J. E. Wood complimenting her visitors. MISS Mary Bess Atkinson, of Kosciusko, Miss, and Miss Mamie B. Clark of Dal- las, Tex. The rooms were very attrac- lively decorated with summer flowers and lerhs and among the diversions of the evening was mock wedding," a 'book cun.es. and rar.ous other games. Mrs
 J. E. Wood presided at the punch bowl Tn the dining room. Musical selections
 were rendered by Miss Mamie Clarke Miss Emily Dryman, with several vocal
 numbers rendered by Miss Mary Bess At kinson and Mrs M. P. Hollingsworth. Later in the evening dainty refreshments were served. Those enjoying this cour-
 tesy were Miss Mary Dunbar, Miss Mary Bess Atkinson, Miss Nellie Corn, Miss Mamie Clark, Miss Fife Downs, Miss
 Mary Lou Wood, Miss Eva Phillips Miss Lyda Bell Hall, Miss Louise Merkl, Miss
 Lora Poole, Miss Emily Dryman. Miss AL
 lie Lynch Miss Ethel Daniel, Miss Cecil
 Collins, Miss Ethel Shores, Miss Annie Mae Harding, Miss Bessie Blackwell, Miss
 Anna Shores Miss Anna Dunbar, Miss
 Doris Le Cren, Miss Lallie Dunbar, Miss
 Maude Daniel, Mrs. J. E. Wood, Mrs. M
 P. Hollingsworth, Mrs. G. c. Grissett,
 Mrs. William Jenkins. and Mrs. Jack
 Roddy.
 Miss Ruth Dubose and MT. Dan Clarke
 were married on Thursday evening at the
 St. Catherine rectory, in Pratt Citiy, the
 Rev. Father Dus officiating. The bride
 was attended by her sister, Miss Mamie
 Dubose, and MT. Travis Ferguson served
 as best man. The bride wore a becoming
 costume of white net, with white picture
 hat and carried an arm cluster of bride S
 roses. Only a few invited friends and
 relatives were present, and after the cere-
 mony the party was given a reception at
 the home of MT and Mrs. Robert Scar
 son, where the bride and groom will re-
 main for several days before going to
 tf ar rew home in Fairfield
 The home of Mr. and Mrs A. S. Boyd
 at Thomas was the scene of a pretty sur
 prise party Friday evening, honorng Mrs.
 A. s. Boyd. who has just returned from an extended trip to Spartanburg, s. c. During the evening music and games were
 enjoyed, and later an ice course was served. Those participating in this de- lightful party were Miss Irene Steele, Miss
 Bessie womack. Miss Mamie Klotz, Miss
 Gussie Steele, Miss Nola Taylor, Mrs. M L. Flowers, Mrs. J. c. Bedford, MT W
 E. G. Coates. MT. A. E. Propst, MT. Wal ter Allen. Mir. w c. Steele, MT. w. T. Coates. MT. B. N. King. MT. Lee King Mir Charles Hassler, Jr., MT. and Mrs. A. S Boyd, and MT. and Mrs. A. D. Powell. Miss Agnes Moreand and Miss Agnes Finday entertained the Junior Christia n Endeayor and their friends at an enjoy able affair at the Pratt City park. Va rious games and contests were ndulged in, after which dainty refreshments were served.
 Mrs. w. A. Hall was hostess to the members of her Sunday school class of the Baptist Sunday school Friday evening with water melon cutting" at the park in front of her home on the South side. The hours were pleasantly whiled away with games and contests and later the cutting of the melons was much en- joved, with about 35 guests enjoying this affair.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Smith wish to ex-