The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-02
Pratt City

ShauyS1de.
 Pratt City
 Mrs. D. E. Cook was hostess to the members of the Crochet club last week at her home in Pratt City A very pleas ant afternoon was spent and later a de- lcous salad plate was passed to the following members: Mrs. c. w. Over street. Mrs. s. l.. Baty, Mrs. A. J. Mon fee, Mrs. J. T. Carter, Mrs. c. D. Com stock and Mrs. D. k. Cook
 The young men of Pratt City. with MT. John McDonough and MT. Arthur Layton in charge, gave dance at the city hall recently. About 20 couples accepted their invitation and enjoyed dancing until a late hour.
 The marriage of Miss Lille Ingram and MT. Will Wasley was solemnized at the Southern Methodist parsonage Wednes- day evening at o'clock, with the Rev. w. P. McGlawn officiating. The impress sive ring ceremony was used. Miss Marie McGlawn played 'Humoresuue" The bride wore a becoming gown of blue crepe with chapeau and accessories en suite The wedding was witnessed by number of friends and relatives | Mrs. James l. Hendricks will be hostess to the members of the Baptist Ladies Aid | Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Japan of Today" has been chosen as the sub
 
 l Mrs. W. E. Given was hostess at spend-the-day party at her home recent l ly. pleasant day was spent and at the noon hour a luncheon was enjoyed from a prettily appointed table with covers laid for eight-Mrs. D. M. Me- | Namara, Mrs. Ed Donally, Mrs. c. N. Jamerson, Mrs. E. M. Owens and little daughter, Alice Marie; Miss Mamie Me | Namara and Mrs. VI E. Given.
 Mrs Edd Roberts entertained Friday afternoon in honor of her, son, Harry i Charles sixth birthday. Various games and contests were enjoyed. little Edward Fontille winning the prize for the boys. ] a searchlight, in the peanut contest and Mildred Scarborough a doll. Mrs. Rob erts was assisted by Mrs. R. P. Blanken- ship and Mrs. Harry Roberts. Punch and cake was served to the children dur i ing the afternoon. Those present were: Stanley Hurley, Ben Fontille, Harry Rob- erts, Jr., Christopher Little, Edward Fon- tille James Scarborough, James Wooten, Buster Westbrook. Luther Brown, Ray mond Smart, Mable Blankinship, Ruby Thomas, Jamie Bynum. Mildred Scar brough, Elenora Bynum, Eva Smart, Mar guerite Scarborough and Sarah Lewis. The Euntue club of North Highlands, Pratt City, gave hay ride to West Lake | Friday evening. Mrs. Mary Grady chap eroned the party Dancing and other l until late hour, when delicious lunch spread picnic style" was thoroughly en- l joyed by all. Those making up this merry party were: Miss Lizzie Fox, Miss Theresa O'Hare, Miss Lizzie Grady, Miss 1 Ellen O'Hare. Miss Theresa Lynch, Miss 1 Marguerite O'Hare, Miss Agnes Finley 1 Miss Sarah Rhea, Miss Elizabeth Lynch Miss Nellie Smith, Miss Marie Gallagher Miss Mary Fox, Miss Cecelia Hannigan | Miss Elizabeth Roden, Miss Ruth War ren, MT. Patrick Lynch, Mir John liar kins, Mr. Steve Harkins, MT. Tom Dock erty, MT. Antry Winfield, MT. Steve Me Ardle. MT. John Grady, MT. Hugh Val lely. MT. Thomas McMichiel. MT. Johr Roden, MT. John Mummuh, MT. Charlie Bradley, MT. Thomas Berry, Mir. Funn, Finley MT. Emitte Dugan and Mir. Charle. Dugan.
 B. r. P. U. missionary programme Sun day night, Baptist church, Miss Lalli' Dunbar leader of programmes: Song, Jesus Shall Reign" Prayer.
 Song, "A Volunteer for Jesus" Scripture reading, Romans, l0:S-17, Mis- Mclean and MT. Custard Song, "Send the Light" The Old Japan" Miss Lalie Dunbar.
 "A New Government" MT. John Poole ' Reading, Missions and Lace" Mis- Gladys Poole.
 Material Prosperity" MT. Charle
 Hendricks.
 Duet.
 "A New Social Order" Miss Mary Lol l, Wood
 } "The Old Religions and Christianity il Japan" Miss Mary Dunbar. 'The Needs of Women in Japan," Mis-
 Nellie Corn.
 ! The Work of Southern Baptists il
 Japan" Mrs James I. Hendricks.
 Mrs J. M McGehee Miss Annie Me
 Gehee, Dr. H. T. Mo Gehee and litti son, James Crawford. motored to Tus caloosa Saturday to spend Sunday witt l friends.
 Mrs. June Rogers and two childrel of Gadsden are the guests of Maj. ans
 Mrs. George Goeff for a few days. The Ladies Home Mission society o
 the Methodist church. south, will holt . c meeting at the church Monday aft
 crnoon at 2:30.
 l Mrs. A J. Monfee will be hostess t n the Thursday Afternoon Crochet ciul . next Thursday at 3 o'clock.
 The Mothers Self-Culture club vii d meet with Mrs. D. E. Cook Wednesda. :. afternoon. O MT. S. L. Irwin is very i'll with appen
 dicitis.
 } MT. Sam Suman has returned from l. visit to Chattanooga. r Mrs. c. C. Dckey was charmin. 5. hostess to the Flat Top Ladies' Ait d society Friday afternoon. Pink an, T white were the colors chosen, and WET l effectively developed in the decoration e of dogwood and honeysuckle Musi q and games were the diversions of tn
 afternoon. after which a dainty ic n coui SC was served to the followin 2
 Mrs James Ragan. Mrs. V. C. Waldir l. Mrs. R. C. Cork, Mrs. ]. w. Denningtor
 Mrs. ]. F. Mcqueen, Mrs. Charles Horn e Mrs. F. H. Armstrong, Mrs. c. w, Gaf