The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
PRATT CITY

Mrs. l.. l. Penfield and Mrs l.. N
 ng were joint hostess on Tuesday ternoon at the home of the latter
 a social of the Womans Missionary ciety of the Baptist church. An in resting missionary programme, di- cted by Mrs. w A. Hall and Mrs.
 A. Wyatt, was carried out, after llch an ice course was served
 Mrs. c. Almon was a charming
 stess to the Bon Ami club on Tues y afternoon at her home on Highland enue. Violets and ferns were used
 pretty decorative scheme through
 the apartments. Three tables with
 center motif of violets, were ar |nged for series of games of five
 ndred and the chosen flower was rther accentuated in the score cards d table markers. At the sunset hour
 most tempting salad and ice course as served. Those enjoying this cour- By with the club members were Mrs.
 M. Taylor, Miss Ella Shumate and
 ss Maude Daniel
 Mrs. Fred Monjot delightfully."- enter ined a coterie of friends on Thurs y afternoon with farewell party mplimenting her sister. Mrs. Will pnJot, on the eve of her departure to ake her future home in St. Peters rg, Va. Yellow and white were the iors chosen for this pretty affair, d tasteful grouping of Easter 1es and ferns made a pretty setting the tables where a series game of Ye hundred was enjoyed. Musical se- ;tions were rendered by Mrs. D. c. ood, Miss Johanna Sullivan, Miss annie Sullivan and also little Miss lvia Monjot and Miss Pauline Grim, no were dressed in fairy costumes in
 
 ting contest Mrs. w. A. Patterson on the prize, hand painted picture. ne first prize in the series of games IS won by Miss Clean McPherson, Ie prize being lovely Cupid picture d the consolation prize, a box of nd embroidered handk erchiefs, was lawn by Mrs. Chris Hartsfield At e conclusion of the game dainty ices Irved in Easter lily cups and hints 1 the chosen colors. were served, the | |vors being miniature Easter baskets, tn photo of the honoree therein The Woman's Missionary society of e Methodist church, south, gave a acky party" at the home of MT. and rs. D. B. Cook on Maple street on I'iday evening. Spring blossoms and Irns were tastefully arranged about | e rooms and appropriate games and Intests were the diversions of the ening. at the close of which refresh ents, suggestive of the occasion, were frved.
 fAerie No. 972, Order of Eagles, will ve dance at the city hall on Mon- Iy evening, April "A.
 | Miss Anna Shores will be hostess to Ne Leap Year club at the home of l r mother. Mrs. M. L. Shores. on |lesday evening.
 lThe Young Ladies' Missionary so- )ety of the Methodist church, south, Ell present the play, At the End of He Rainbow" on Thursday evening, |pril l, at the city hall
 | Mrs J. E. Wood will be hostess this fsek at her home on Maple street to 1 e Thursday Afternoon Crochet club Miss Mae Landers of Northport is te guest of her sister. Mrs. J. M. Arlington.
 l Mrs. H. Cooly of Gattmen, Miss, is Ne guest of Mrs. l.. J. Riggan. MT. and Mrs. J. E. Wood have as i cir guests their daughter, Mrs. M. Hollingsworth of Tuscaloosa and trs. J. c. Wood of Fayette.
 Miss Jessie Cornelius of Walnut |.ove is visiting her sister, Mrs G. l Taylor, at West Pratt. Mrs. G. w. Postelle and children Roebuck are spending sometime Eith Mrs. Aurelia Mckenzie. Miss Frankie Barker and Miss Julia lawrence are the house guests Of pr. hd Mrs. c. D. Gaines. EMr. T. Edward Green of Jasper was e weekend guest of MT. and Mrs. D. Young.