The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-14
PRATT CITY

The Berean class of the Baptist Sunday | school delightfully."- entertained Friday | evening in the Baptist church annex. An enjoyable musical programme was rem dered by Miss Lila Bell Hall, Miss Alma K. Newman, Mrs. M. Davis and Miss Ef- | fife Downs. Various games and contests | were among the diversions. Refreshments were passed to MT. and Mrs. J. D. | Tolmar, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Wyatt. MT.
 and Mrs. G. H. Griffis, Miss Hattie Flow CTS, Miss Tony Flowers, Miss Nelle Hanni- l gan, Miss Ruth Inman, Miss Carrie Cren- ] shaw, Miss Minnie Nichols. Miss Margaret | Hartsfield, Miss Blanche Porter, Miss Nelle Coen, Miss Lila Belle Hall, Miss
 Effie Dours. Miss Lusie Hasxins, Miss Sallie Long. Mir. Hugh Griffis, MT. w. F.. 1 Parker, MT. J. F'. Jackson, MT. Russell Downs, MT. A. o. Blankenship, MT Burt
 Griffis, MT. Gaston Bingham, MT. George 1 Reynolds, MT. M r. Crenshaw, Mrs. | Charles Patterson, MT James Griffis, MT. ". O. Downs MT. Marvin Scarb- orough MT. Clifford Broswell, MT. Sid-
 ney Lecren, MT. Norman Hall, MT. J. F. Buoy, MT. Clyde Todd MT. Ernest Dun can, MT. James Long and MT. Willie
 Custred.
 | Thursday afternoon at her home on l East Highlands Mrs Leonard Granger entertained the F. O. Els. Progressive l five hundred and rock were played from tables arranged in the reception
 rooms, which were artistically decor ated in the club colors of red. white and blue. To Mrs. Roy F. Johnson fell the prize for high score in five hun dred, consolation falling to Mrs. G. w. Burke. Mrs. William J. Santmeyer cap tured prize for highest rock score, con- solation being drawn by Miss Mamie Flynn. Punch was dispensed from prettily arranged place in the hall. be- inc T 1it, val ont bedded in ferns and flowers by Mrs.
 Thomas Ellis. A salad course was
 passed to about 35 guests.
 A merry bunch of the younger set
 enjoyed social at the home of Mrs.
 J. F. Jackson recently. Music. games
 and peanut social formed the diver
 sions of the evening. Tempting refresh
 ments were served to Miss Mabel Scar
 borough. Miss Willie Tucker, Miss Car
 rie Hayes, Miss Leila Downs, Miss Eva
 Mae Jackson, Miss Hazel Rutledge.
 Miss Mae Downs, Miss Allie Payne, MT.
 James Neil, Mrs. Efslxine Tidmore, Mir.
 Houston Young. Mir. Cloris Tucker, MT. est Hooper, Mir. Derby Allen and MT.
 Thomas Stovall.
 One of the most enjoyable social func- tions of the past week was the shadow party given at the home of MT. and Mrs w. o. Downs. Musical selections were renuefSu QuTinS tllS evening py
 Miss Lila Bell Hall arid Miss Fife Downs. Guessing of the shadows af- forded much amusement.
 A tempting salad course was served to Miss Minnie Nichols, Miss Fife Downs. Miss Carrie Williams. Miss Mae Downs, Miss Leila Downs. Miss Carolyn Smith, Miss Carrie Crepshaw, Mrs. John S Williams, Mrs. John Harris, MT. George Reynolds, MT. Ben Kerlin, MT. Russell Downs, Mr. John S. Williams, MT. Willie Downs, MT. B. c. Patterson, MT Norman Hall, MT. Murray Crenshaw and others.
 Mrs. Ray Custred was a charming hostess to the members of thu Thurs
 day Afternoon Crochet club at her home on East Highlands this week. The house was very attractively decorated with ferns and cut flowers The hours were whiled away in crocheting, at the close of which a tempting salad course was passed. Those participating were Mrs. Charles D. Comstock. Mrs. S T. Baty, Mrs. B. S. Phillips of Ensley, Mrs.