The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-31
Pratt City

Mrs. Joseph F.. Lacey was hostess to the Matrons' 'Forty-two' club Friday after noon at her home in Pratt City. | Her parlor and hall were decorated in | ferns, which made a beautiful setting, and four tables were placed for the club | game. Mrs. Lacey was assisted in receiv- 1 ing by Mrs. w. W. Blackwell. The score was kept on hand-painted heads, the work | of the hostess. After the game delicious salad and ice course was served to Mrs s. Nelson Mrs. J. David Hamby, Mrs. E. o. Sanders, Mrs. c. D. Comstock, Mrs. c. R. Atkins, Mrs. J. M. Garlng- | ton, Mrs A. H. Daniel Mrs. B. +. Me- Pherson, Mrs. J. T. Carter, Mrs B. l.. | Ingram Mrs. c. N. Carraway, Mrs. liar ry Elliott, Mrs. W. W. Blackwell, Miss Jennie Edwards, Miss Clean McPherson, and Mrs. Curlin Lowers.
 l MT and Mrs. c. Palmer entertained a number of friends in honor of Miss Ros- | flee Allen of Colorado, who Is the guest | of Mrs J. w. Mills. The house was beau l tifully decorated in ferns and narcissis 1 Games and contests were enjoyed until a late hour and delicious refreshments were served Mrs. Fred Hoskins dispensed punch during the evening from table banked with ferns and narcisss. Miss Iillie Mills and Miss Ruth Inman pre- sented several piano solos which were very much enjoyed by Miss Alma Jones, Miss Ruth Inman, Miss Lillie Mills, Miss 1 Louise Allison. Miss Lizzie Mills, Miss Eva Rosco, Miss Sallie Palmer. Mrs. J. w. Taylor, Mrs w. A. Retalich MT. Brooks Hall, Hubert Lacey. MT. Claude | Hall Mir George Clark, MT. Oswell Mills. l MT. Tom Lewis Mir. Richard Inman, MT. Adran Preater and Mir Sam Inman. | MT. and Mrs. J. Loy of Helena are with MT. and Mrs. J. w. Barnhill for l several weeks.
 Mrs. c. D Comstock will be hostess | Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to the bands of the Bautist Ladies' Aid soci- ety.
 Mrs. Rosa Strickland who was operated on at St. Vincent hospital recently, was carried home Saturday.
 The Women's Missionary society of the Methodist church South, will entertain at a Valentine party at the home of MT. | and Mrs H. T. Mills. February 12. | Miss Carrie Wasley entertained num- Der of her friends at an Apron party.
 Each guest was given an apron to hem 1 and MT. Lard Ingram won the prize, hem ming the neatest. and MT. Norman Hall received the booby prize. An adding con test created much amusement to the guests and the hostess served delicious hot chocolate and cake late in the even ing. About % guests were present.
 Miss Mabel Atkins of Brookwood is
 spending the weekend with her sister, Mrs. George Donaldson.
 The Alter society of St. Cathrine' s church will entertain at benefit dance at the A. O. H. hall Tuesday evening, February ?.
 The Pratt City Football club will meet
 at the First Aid hall Monday evening,
 February 1.
 There will be an open meeting of the B. Y P. N. of the Baptist church Sun
 day evening at the church at 7:30. The
 subject for the evening is "At Our Door"
 Dr. J, B. Stagg. who was stricken with
 paralysis several weeks ago. is gaining
 the use of his limbs sufficiently to take
 a few steps with his crutches
 The marriage of MT. R. A. Riscotti and
 Miss Mary Louise Wildes of Lawrence
 burg, Tenn, occurred at o'clock Jan uary 27 at the Catholic church of Thomas.
 MT. and Mrs. Riscotti left for Memphis that evening to spend a few days and are expected to return this morning. They
 will reside at I'll Balsam avenue, Pratt
 City.
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