The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-17
PRATT CITY

A bevy of little folks gathered at the home of Mrs Roy Brown to participate in a pretty party, given in honor of Luther Browns 9th birthday The rooms were tastefully decorated with vases of flowers and ferns. Mrs Brown was as- sisted in entertaining these little folks by Mrs. Clyde Sharp Various juvenile games were enjoyed, among which was ! donkey contest, the prize being awarded to Paul Gibson. After the games the little guests were ushered into the dining room, where the center motif of the prettily decorated table was the birthday cake, with it's six tiny burning tapers, and after cutting the cake, a dainty ice course was served to the fol- lowing guests: Margaret Scarbrough. Violet Brown, Bessie McAnally Ruby Hayes, Catherine Williams, Isle Young, Jennie Bynum. Francis Skinner. Lucy Brown. Nellie Skinner Alice Acton, Clar- ence Sharp, Raymond Smart, John Green, Clyde Butler, Paul Gibson, Clyde Sharpe, Jr, James Wooten, Tommy Brown. l.. M. McGlawn, Clyde Butler, Harold Sharp, Grady Alexandria. liar ny Roberts, James Scarborough and Wal lace Taylor.
 The Federation of Womens Missionary societies of Pratt City will meet in an all-day session Wednesday at the Meth odist church, south, beginning at 10 o'clock, and the following is the pro- gramme arranged for the meeting: De- yotional service, the Rev. w. P. Me Gawn hymn. congregations roll call of auxiiaries; report of committees; special music, selected: echoes from the different societies financially and spiritually; reading, Mrs. Jack Roddy; hymn, con- gregation; prayer; lunch. Afternoon ses- sion, devotional service Mrs. E. J.~Wil- Hams; hymn; mission study demonstra- l tion; address, Mrs. C. J. Amigh of East Lake: Missionary Tea by the ladies of the Methodist church.
 ] The Pratt City Social club gave a de- I lightful dance on Thursday evening at the city hall which was made very. at tractfve with decorations of bunting. l flowers and ferns, and special music was furnished by an orchestra. At the close ' of the evening a delicious Ice course was served, the invited guests numbering about so.
 Mrs. J. E. Butler was hostess at a pretty party, honoring the birthdays of
 
 J Annie Butler. The parlor. reception hall and veranda were tastefully decorated with & profusion of flowers and ferna Mrs. Butler was assisted in receiving and entertaining the guests by Mrs. b. l J. Richard. Many delightful games were enjoyed on the lawn, among which was a peanut hunt" Pauline Gibs capturing the prize. and in a guessing contest" the prize being won by Cecil Hughes. Those included in this merry party were Pauline Gillian, Margaret Penfield, Annie Butler, Camilfe Rutledge, Agnes Penfeld, Georgia Butler Ethel Clark, Nellie Howard, Opal Butler, Jes- sic Butler. Martha Virginia Butler. AL bert Gambell. Robert Goodwin, Ebert Hall, Harry Ernest, Willie McLaugh- lin Willie Warren Atkinson. Berl Her ring, Francis Wallace. Joe Wasley, Allen Laird, Lawrence Richards and Henry Mills.
 The Ladies' auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will give an oyster supper and dance on Thursday evening, October 2S, at the A. o. H. hall on North Highlands.
 Miss Frances Praytor was the honoree