The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-18
PRATT CITY

' Mrs. A. J. Monfee was hostess to the Matrons' Forty-two club and few friends at her home Friday afternoon. A delicious plate luncheon, consisting of salad and an ice, was served after series of games The guests included Mrs. C. K. Atkins Mrs. J. M. Darlington, Mrs.. A. H. Daniel, Mrs. B. l.. Ingram. Mrs. C. D. Gaines, Mrs. B. F. McPherson, Mrs T. J.. Carter Mrs. D. Eugene Cook, Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Mrs. Joe Lacey, Mrs. Alfred Carraway, Mrs. Robert Hasseler, Mrs. J. E., N ard, Mrs. E. w. Harrison, Miss Evie Philips, Miss Marion Taylor and Miss Zolla Stiles.
 One of the pretriest affairs of the sea- son was that of MT. and Mrs. Bates, when they intertained in honor of Miss Belma and Miss Katie Bates. MT. and Mrs. Bates were assisted in intertaining by Mrs. J. D. Folmar. Games and con tests were the diversions of the even ing in which Miss Ellen Wiggins cap tured a prize, While the consolation went to Mir. W. Mck4nny. Later salad course was served to Miss Agnes Durant, Mss Exa Jackson, Miss Ellen Wiggins Mrs Ethel Scott, Miss Belma and Miss Katie Bates, MT. w. McKinny, Mr M. Merritt, MT. H. krescott, MT. C. Durant, MT. Claude Hall, Mr. Bert Griffis, Mr. B. Merritt, MT. James Griffis, MT. Fl. Lacey, MT. c. Robertson. MT. H. Taylor, Mir. w. Stoddard, MT. J. Bigain, Mrs. J. D. Folmar. MT. and Mrs. Bates.
 Mrs. w. F. Varin intertained the mem bers of the Bon Ami club and few friends last week. Mrs. Isaac Walker of Ensey Highlands assisting Mrs. Varin
 in receiving. A salad course was served to Mrs. J. c. Aimon. Mrs. H. Culver house. Mrs H. H. Elliott. Mrs. Robert Searson, Mrs. A. J. McRimmon, Mrs. G. w. Burks, Mrs. J. J. Nickels, Mrs w. Roy Johnson, Miss Ella Shumate and Miss Maud Daniel.
 The Protheon Sunday school class of the Methodist church. south. held it's monthly social at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Donaldson Thursday even ing. A Valentine contest and game of hearts were the diversions of the even ing, and music was given by Miss Vivian Yam. A salad course was served to 40 guests.
 The federation meeting at the Method ist Episcopal church, south, Wednesday was well attended. Mrs. J. E. Wood, president, presided, and while devotional exercises were conducted by the Rev. w. 70. Horton. The following programme was enjoyed: Welcome address, Mrs. c. T. Smith; response, Mrs. R. l.. Durant; prayer, Mrs. Alice Johnson of East Lake; roll call report of societies duet, Mrs. M. P. Hollingsworth and Mrs E. w. Harrison; pageant, Baptist women: ad- dress Miss Stewart, Plate luncheon was served to about 100 guests. The next meeting will be held in May With the Baptist ladies as hostesses.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Burks enter tained few friends last week at five hundred. Those present were MT. and Mrs. J. J. Niclels. Dr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Robert Searson, Mir and Mrs. Will L. George. Miss Edith Nckels. Miss Marguerite George and MT. Albert Nickels
 Mrs. J. l.. Little entertained number of little folks at her home last week in honor of James Christopher's tenth birthday. Mrs Little was assisted in en- tertaining by her daughter, Miss Jeanette Little and Miss Yetter Mae Mcclure.
 The Crochet club met with Mrs. J. w. Dunbar Wednesday afternoon. Those present were: Mrs. Overstreet, Mrs. J. B. Wood. Mrs B. F. Phillips, Mrs D. Eu gene Cook. Mrs. Ray R. Custard. Mrs.