The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-03
PRATT CITY

Mrs. W. o. Horten was hostess to the members of the Womans Missionary so- ciety of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, last week. At the close of the routine of work Mrs. Horten served a delightful ice course to the members present. who were: Mrs F. W. Smith, Mrs. Arthur Powell, Mrs. c. R. Atkins, Mrs. c. T. Smith, Mrs. J. M. Darlington, Mrs. G. w. Donaldson, Mrs. J. H. Hall, Mrs. A H. Daniel. Miss Mollie Cooper, and Rev. W. o. Horten
 Miss Edna Bailey was hostess to number of her girl friends Wednesday evening at ''sumber party" Those present were: Miss Anne Ruth Smart, Miss Isabelle Mills, Miss Hattie Gennie Summerlin, Miss Jessie Darlin, Miss Mamie Zuber, Miss Mable Griffith, Miss Katie Lee Payne, Miss Corry Young Miss Katie Bailey assisted the hostess in en- tertaining her guests.
 The Protheon Sunday school class en- joyed a social meeting at the home of MT. and Mrs w. H. Barnard Tuesday evening. The class hostesses for the oc- casion were: Miss Vivian Yam, Miss Katherine Perkins, MT. Claude Hall and MT. Betram Smith, Games and contests were the diversions, in which Miss Ethel Daniel, Miss Jamie Braswel and MT. Willie Mills were the lucky ones. Ices were served to Miss Beatrice Tinney, Miss Katie Bailey, Mss Lanye Smith, Miss Jamie Braswell, Miss Ethel Daniel, Miss Jeanie Gibson, Miss Maggie De- Bardeleben, Miss Mable Tinney, Miss Lou Alice Vann, Miss Katherine Perkins, Miss Vivian Vann, Miss Ruby Barnard, Miss Rosa Lee Barnard, Miss Maud Daniel Miss Camille Anderson, Rev. and Mrs. w. O. Horten, Mrs. c. T. Smith, MT and Mrs w. H. Barnard, MT. Brooks Hall, Mr. Willie Mills MT. A. G. Esslinger Mp L Mr A Womack Mir Claude Horten, MT. Claude Hall, MT. Tom O Barr and MT. Hubert Lacey
 There was school entertainment given Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock at the city hall, under the direction of Mrs Macklin, for the benefit of the School Improvement association. A large crowd was present.
 Friday. evening Tom Thumb wedding took place, given under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor of the Presby- terian church. The wedding personnel
 included: Helen Margaret Roddy, bride; John Treherne, groom; Jennie Louise Thornton, maid of honor; Alkaline owen, Matron of honor; Cathrne Williams, Elizabeth Louise Civilian and Frances Skinner. bridesmaids; Eva Reedstrom flower girl: William Mcdonald. best man; James Walker ring bearer; Henry Muir and Harry Fillmore, ushers.
 Mrs. J. A. sLewis was hostess at luncheon in compliment to Mrs. F.. B. Nelson of Nashville. A mound of autumn flowers and ferns formed the center of the table around which her guests were seated Mrs. Nelson formerly lived in Pratt City and among her former friends were: Mrs. r. D. Anderson, Mrs. B. J. Williams, Mrs. H. c. Leeman and Mrs. B. R. Williams.
 The marriage of Miss Ethel Denton and MT. George Murfey was quietly solemn
 zed Sunday evening. Rev. David Park, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Thomas officiating. Immediately aft CT the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Murfey left for a visit to their uncle, Mir. J. l.. Denton. After their return they will make their home here.
 The Woman's Literary club held an i'm teresting meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert McMahon Friday afternoon. Mrs. McMahon was leader and the subject for the afternoon was, The Revolution ary Period" Interesting papers were read by Mrs. w. A. Hall and Mrs. A. J. Mon fee. Response to roll call was made cur rent events
 Mrs. w. l.. George was hostess to the Bon Ami club Wednesday afternoon The house was decorated in keeping with the Thanksgiving idea and three tables were arranged for the club game, five hundred Mrs G. w. Burk, Mrs. Rob- ert Roberson, Mrs C. P Atkins, and