The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-06
Pratt City

Mrs. Robert Searson was hostess to the Amieitia club at her home in Pratt City The rooms were made attractive with a profusion of sweet peas and ferns. Miss Rose Hannigan presided over the punch bowl in the reception hall. Five hun dred was played at three tables in the living room. The first prize. handsome cut glass vase, was won by Mrs. JACK Kra henbuhl; the consolation, which was a pretty hand-panted plate, was drawn by Mrs Mary Grady. At the conclusion or the game a delightful salad course was served, after which dainty ices and mints, in delicate tints, were enjoyed The foi- lowing club members were present. Mrs. C. II. libby Mrs Ira Gorham Mrs Jack Krahenbuhl, Mrs. H. T. White, Mrs. c. A. Gapers Mrs Robert Searson, Mrs. A. V. wickham. Mrs R. L. zeigler and Mrs. JaN Murphy. The invited guests included Mrs James Hanngan, Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mrs Hugh O'Brien, Mrs. Ross Strickland, Mrs Mary Grady, Miss Rose Hannigan, Miss Ethel Daniel. Miss Sarah Glider, Miss Maude Daniel and Miss Bridget Han ngan.
 Mrs. r. B. Earnest entertained the Home Circle on Thursday afternoon at her home on Balsam avenue. Needework and pro- gressive conversation were the diver sicns, after which an ice course was served. with the following members par ticipating: Mrs. C. H. Douglass. Mrs w F. Wyatt, Mrs l.. l. Penfield, Mrs. L. M King, Mrs. G. T. Martin, Mrs J. E. Butler and Mrs. J. W. Craig
 large concourse of friends and rela- tives gathered at the home of MT. C. w. Crumley at Crumley's chapel to enjoy the annual family reunion. honoring the S1st birthday of MT. Crumley. The day was happily spent in various diversions, and while the children frolicked on the lawn the others enjoyed telling of by gone days" with many legends and anec- dotes interwoven. At the noon hour most tempting dinner was served on the lawn in picnic style Those enjoying this happy occasion were: MT and Mrs. A. M. Varnon. MT and Mrs. M. J. Brown Mir. and Mrs. James 1saacs, MT. and Mrs. A. ID. Crumley, MT. and Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor, Mr and Mrs. John Crumley, MT and Mrs l. NJ Bibb, MT. and Mrs. Levy Crrmley. MT and Mrs. Tom Johnson, MT. and Mrs Thomas Crumley, Mrs. Harry Echols Mrs. T. D. Waldrop, Mrs. c. M, Lawrence, Mrs. r. O. Ellis, Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs R. H. Bivens, Miss Mabel Isaacs, Miss May Varnon, Miss Annie Crumley. Miss Blanche Taylor, Miss Clarice varnon. Miss Irene Brown, Miss Ella Crumley, Miss Bessie Stewart Miss Edna Gilmer, Miss Lucille Stevens, Miss Lillian Gilmer, MT. Olen Crumley MT. .1l Owen Taylor. MT. Jess Crumley. MT c. H. Strange, MT. C. T. Boone, MT. J. K. Wright. MT D. C. Stewart. Mir F. w. Stephens, Mir A. M. Ellis, MT. Frank Smith, MT. Callie Crumley, Mr. Olive Echols, MT. Will Echols, MT Cecil Fndua, Mr. R. B. Dickenson MT. A. M. Varnon, MT. Iron Miles, MT. r. D. Allen and Mir. J. c. Amon.
 Mrs R. G. Scroggins invited bevy of young people to her home in West Pratt on Saturday afternoon, honoring the 10th birthday of her daughter, Eunice Scrog- gins. Mrs. ]. M. Dewberry, Miss Ruth Glasgow and Miss Eva Lee Chapman as- sisted the hostess in receiving and enter taining the merry party, and various games and contests and peanut rolling on the lawn were the diversions. The lovely birthday gifts to the honoree were brought in by Evelyn Clayton, in prettily decorated wheelbarnow after which dainty ice course was served with the following participating: Margaret Taylor, Evelyn Clayton, Grace Whorton. Bonita raylor. Lorine Jackson, Ruby Whorton. rhelie Burger, Catherine Bynum, Jen- nie Chapman, Lora Thaxton Alice Chap
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