The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-27
PRATT CITY

Miss Grace Nelson and Miss Louise Nelson were hostesses to the members of the o. M. O. club on Tuesday afternoon. Pink and green were the colors chosen for this pretty affair, and were effec- lively carried out in the floral decora- tions. Progressive hearts was played, in which the highest score was made by Miss Mary Roy, the prize being a book.
 Mrs John Nunlee Mrs. F. L. Merkl, Mrs. w. J. Grim and Mrs. G. w. Perkins were hostesses at the monthly missionary tea of the Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church on Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. W. J. Grim on Highland avenue. The punch bowl was presided over by Miss Annie Laurie Merkl and Miss LaRue Worrell. An's in- teresting programme was enjoyed, in which piano numbers were rendered by Miss Marie McGlawn, Miss Sylvia Mon jot Miss Lillian Mills, Miss Annie Viii Hams, Miss Pauline Grim and Mrs. V. C.. Woods. Vocal selections were given by Miss LaRue Worrell, Miss Sylvia Monjot and Miss Pauline Grim, and a delight ful reading by Miss Katherine Perkins. At the conclusion of the programme an ice course was served
 Mrs. John c. Taylor gave luncheon on Tuesday, honoring the birthday of her mother. Mrs. R. B. Thaclxer. six course luncheon was served. and covers were laid for F. A silver loving cup was presented to the honoree as a memento of the occasion.
 Mrs. N B. Brown entertained a coterie of friends on Tuesday afternoon com plimenting her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Me Lester of Macon, Ga. An abundance of cut flowers and ferns formed an at tractive setting for the tables which were arranged for games of forty-two, and the cD nav1c lae ;x, 1 roses. The prize for the game, a cut glass compete, was awarded Mrs. L. c. Moore. salad plate was served at the conclu- sion of the game with the following as guests: Mrs. Ebert Jones, Mrs. James Mccain, Mrs H. B. Ellis, Mrs. w. D. Brown. Mrs. M. P. Parks, Mrs. G. H. McLester. Mrs. F. B. Williams, Mrs. M. R. Parks, Mrs F. w. Williams Mrs. c. H. Morris and Mrs. L. c. Moore. MT. and Mrs. A. J. Monfee, MT. and Mrs. B. F. Phillips, MT. and Mrs. D. F. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Phillips, Mrs. B. F. Phillips Miss Evie Phillips and MT. Ernest Gresham have returned from
 motor trip to St. Clair Springs. Miss Inez Robinson was hostess at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. Lester B. Robinson, on Fourth street Tuesday evening complimenting her guest, Miss Nellie Mae Davis of Nashville Games and contests on the lawn were the diversions From an improvised booth, made of Eng 1 fish ivy and ferns fruit punch was served by Miss Sylvia Payne. Later in the even- ing dancing was enjoyed, after which an Ice course was served.
 Miss Lanye Smith was the honoree at | surprise party on Tuesday evening, the | anniversary of her birthday, given by the
 members of the J. T. c. club, of which | she is the president. The most pleasing feature of the occasion was the birth day gift of cameo ring from the mem
 bers of the club. the presentation being
 made by Mr. William Mills. Cutting the birthday cake was a source of much
 merriment, after which ices were served. With photo of the honoree as favors Mrs. N. s. Crocker was hostess to the
 Needlecraft club on Wednesday afternoon at her home on Southside. At the close or the afternoon a dainty ice course was served. The club personnel includes: | Mrs W. A. Hall, Mrs. W. F. Wyatt Mrs. N. s. Crocker. Mrs. w. H. Bates,
 Mrs J. e. Jackson. Mrs. J. Folmar, Mrs R. l.. Hays, Mrs. D. T. Borroughs and l Mrs. R. L. Taylor.
 The girls intermediate class of the ! Baptist Sunday school gave a social on | Friday evening with Miss Carrie Rutledge | as hostess at the home of her parents
 MT and Mrs. B. F. Rutledge. on South.
 side. Ther ooms were brightened with | Alo"elS anu lernS, ana games and music were the diversions of the evening afte,
 which the guests enjoyed an ice course.
 The following have returned from ct. tending the Eagles convention in Sa.
 vannah, Ga: MT. and Mrs. M J. Sheylin
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Searson, MT. and
 Mrs. H. Thomas, MT. and Mrs James Scholes, MT. and Mrs. Hugh O'Brien, MT
 and Mrs. M. Dugan. MT. w. M. Findley
 MT. D. German, MT. William Brown, MT W. c. Mccoy, MT. E. Dugan, MT. VII
 liam Bottemly, MT. A. E. Meehl and MT 1 J. J. Nickels.
 MT. and Mrs Smith Atkins and daughter
 Miss Ethel Atkins, have returned to theil home in Thomas from a weeks motor trir 1 to Chattanooga, Tenn.
 ! MT. w. l.. Williams has gone to make
 his future home in Pittsburg.
 1 Miss Louise Merkl has returned from z
 pleasant visit to MT. and Mrs. c. E
 Smith in Gulfport. Miss.
 | Mrs. A. H. Daniel continues critically | i'll at her home on First avenue
 | Miss Lora Poole and Miss Hazel Me. | Kenze returned yesterday from pleas
 ant trip to Mobile.
 Miss Bertha Davis of TalIapoosa. Ga