The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-25
SOCIETY IN GREATER BIRMINGHAM
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Pratt City

Mrs. A. J. Monfee was hostess to the Mothers Self Culture club last week at her home on Vine street. The rooms were made attractive with a profusion of spring blossoms and ferns. interesting papers were read by Mrs. E. o. Sanders, Mrs. Hugh O Brien, and Mrs. T. l.. Wag- goner. A tempting ice course was served with the following club members present. Mrs. II. T. MeGeehee, Mrs. E. o. san ders. Mrs. D. E. Cook. Mrs. Hugh OBrien, Mrs. M. l.. McGeehee. and Mrs. T. L.. Waggoner. The only guest was Mrs. U. U. Gregory.
 Mrs F. G. Jackson entertained a bevy of young people at her home in West Pratt on Friday afternoon, honoring tue fifth birthday of her little daughter, Low ren Jackson. Pink and white were the colors chosen, and were effectively devel- oped in the decorations of Easter lilies and honeysuckles. Mrs. Jackson was as- sisted in receiving and entertaining the little guests by Mrs. M. H. Bennett and Mrs. w. R. Jackson. The afternoon was spent in various juvenile games cn the lawn, after which a dainty ice course was served from prettily appointed table, with the birthday cake and its five tiny pink and white tapers forming the center motif. Those included in the courtesy were Miss Maggie Grey, Miss Rena Capps, Miss Annie McDaniel. Miss Esther May Irvin Miss Lizzie Capps Miss Eula Mae Jordan, Miss Ruth Baker. Miss Ethelieen Irvin Miss Pauline Bales, Miss Lowren Jackson, MT. Charlie Dunn. Miss Liilie Grey, Miss Nina Jackson and Miss Myr- dice Mitchell
 Mrs c. w. Overstreet was hostess to pretty spend the day party on Wednesday,, complimenting her guest, Mrs. A. D. Wallace, of Plantersville. At noon four lt.p carNad and tbn rPn- ter motiff of the prettily appointed table was a cut glass vase of Easter lilies.
 Covers were laid for eight, and the place cards bore the following names: Mrs. S. l.. Baty, Mrs. c. D. Comstock, Mrs. J. D. Wood. Mrs c. w. Overstreet. Mrs. A. H. Courtney, Mrs. A. D. Wallace, Miss Mary Lou Wood, and Miss Mabel Court ney.
 Mrs w. w. Blackwell was charming hostess to the Matrons club on Friday afternoon. The parlor, hali and living room were artistically decorated with dogwood and honeysuclSle, which made an attractive setting for the five tables, from which forty-two was played, with lovely hand painted score cards. Hiss Jennie Edwards presided at the punch bowl, which was embedded in dogwood. After the game delicious ice course was sers ed with the following club members partici-
  gram, Mrs. A. H. Daniel, Mrs. D. E. Cook Mrs. T. J. Carter, Mrs. B. r. Me- Pherson, Mrs. Frank Lacey, Mrs. c. R. Atkins Mrs. w. w. Blackwell. Mrs. +. T. McGeehee, Mrs. c. D. Comstock, Mrs. J. E. Wood, and Mrs. E. o. Sanders The invited guests included Mrs. l.. A. Poole, Mrs J. s. Edwards, Mrs c. B. Sewers, Mrs. $. G. Andrews, Mrs. Harry Elliott, Miss Jennie Edwards, Miss Bessie Black nnfa MaGaphaa- Clean McPherson.
 The Pratt City District Sunday school will convene at the Fourth Street Methodist church on Sunday after noon and the following programme has been arranged: Song, Presbyterian Sun cay school. Address from the president, MT. C. S. Le Cren. Prayer, Rev c. J.. Williams. Song, East Thomas Baptist Sunday school. Prayer, Rev. w. F. Me- Glawn. Roll call. Song, Pratt City Bap- tist Sunday school. Address, Explaining Points," Miss Minnie Kennedy. Song. Fourth Street Methodist Sunday school. Open discussion. Song, congregation. Benediction, Rev. William McDougau
 The Federation of Womans Missionary societies of Pratt City will meet in an all day session at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday, May 12 An interesting programme will be carried out, and box
 
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Fourth Street Methodist church will meet at the church on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o ocock.
 The West Highland band of the Baptis. Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs. l.. M King on Monday afternoon at 2 oclock.
 The Young Ladies' Missionary society of the Methodist church will have their ronthly social tea on Wednesday after noon at the home of Mrs. w. F. Vari1.
 The East Highland band of the Bar t!st Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs. Alice Worrell on Highland avenue on Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Gwin Adams is critically i'll at the T. c. l. infirmary.
 pr. John Seay. who has been the guest of pr. and Mrs. s. c. Seay, has returned to his home at Whitville. Tenn
 Mrs. M. l.. Flowers left today for an extende6- visit to Memphis, Tenn.
 At the meeting of the Eagles lodge last week, MT. Cecil Granger was elected dele gate from Pratt City to attend the Grand Aerie Eagles convention, at Spokare, Wash, which convenes August 2-6. Mr. Grange expects to leave about July 2e.
 Miss Dickey Naull continues seriously III at the home of her sister, Mrs. Aure!ta Mckenzie.
 LIT. A. U. JdulcS udQ ictuihSu to iiiS home at Pennington after pleasant stay with friends in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Roddy have named their little daughter Ann Elizabeth Roddy.
 The following are enjoying a fishing trip on the Warrior river, and expect to return in a few days: MT. M. H. Bennett. MT. Louis Perolio, Mr. Whorton Bennett and MT. Paul Tubbs.
 MT. and Mrs. T. c. Civilian and two children, Louise and Thomas Price. have gone to Tennessee to visit relatives
 Dr. M. o. Usery of Blithville, Ark. Is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. J w. Usery, at West Pratt
 Miss Emily Dryman of Brookside is spending the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Grissett.
 Mrs. o. c. Harman of Blossburg is the house guest of Mrs. Mary V. Anderson.
 MT. Whorton Bennett, who has been he guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs. M. H. Bennett. at West Pratt. will leave for Anniston Monday,
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 Friday evening at the home e Mrs. Fred Whitfield in Fairfield Miss Edna Chapman entertained a newly organized Five Hundred club. Spring flowers adorned the dining room and porch, where the tables were arranged for the game. The prize. . box of correspon-