The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-25

retary and treasurer of the Thomas For dyce Manufacturing company, one of the largest cotton gin and manufacturing boiler works companies in the United States. The members of the Geldthwaite family have won many friends during their residence here to whom news of their departure comes as nothing less than a calamity. Theirs was charm- ing home life. and graceful hospitality was its ruling spirit, Their lovely resi- dence, which was Smpleted during the past winterh has been purchased by Mir. and Mrs. T. T. Ashford. Mrs Charles D. Goldthwaite, Mrs. J. G. Goldthwaite and the children will leave in a few days for northern resorts. prior to joining MT. Goldthwaite in Little Rock.
 Woodlawn. Hive, Ladies of the Mac .cabees, No 10 will give an ice cream supper from to 10 o'clock, on Wednes- day night at the home of Mrs. J. C.. Moses, corner of Fifty-tf1ird street and Austin avenue. The supper is for the benefit of the Woodlawn hive. Every body is invited
 Miss Hattie Lou Brown of Columbus, Miss, will sing the offertory at the Church of the Advent today, rendering 70 Divine Redeemer." by Gounod. Miss Browns voice is rich, cultivated con- tralto and was well known in musical circles of this city during her residence here.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Lester Porter have gone to the mountains of North Caro- lima and will spend several weeks at Ashevil1e, Hendersonville and Waynes- ville On their return they will be with Miss Emma Omberg, Tenth avenue, south.
 Mrs. George Albert Boyle of West End will leave the city tonight on trip through Kentucky, visiting relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Margaret Avent and Miss Annie Avent have moved into their new home, s21S Twelfth avenue. Norwood.
 A pleasant surprise was given Miss Alice Steward at the home of her par ents in West End, number Of frlends coming in unexpectedly to celebrate the birthday of the young hostess The even ing was spent in most en1oyaple man ner, music and conversation being the principal features. At 10 O'CLOCK Iruit punch and cake were served, and at late hour the guests departed, wishing Miss Steward many happy returns Of the anniversary Among those present were: Miss Jennie Abbott, Miss May Burson, Miss Ida Hill, Miss Frances Bissell. MISS Ruth Finch. Miss Alice Steward Messrs. Virgil Frazier, John Morrison, Herbert Posey. Franx Finch. John Finch, Stew art Langdoc, Luther Ware, John Nixon. MT. and Mrs. Frank Potter and MT. and Mrs. Charles Steward.
 MT. S. Heilbron, who has been i'll at the Davis infrmary Is eonvalescent.
 Mrs. Adolph J. Jacobs of Opelousas, To is tho guest of her sister, Mrs. Richard Fries.
 MT. A. L. Whitfield and Mir. Newton Whitfield left yesterday to visit rela- tives in Nashville.
 Mr. Glenn Harris has gone to New York to spend the summer.
 MT. August Hirsch is at present in Paris.
 MT. Adolph Hirsch is in Atlantic City.
 Miss Margariet Anderson returned yesterday from Lehigh.
 Among the guests at the Blount Springs hotel this week were MT. John s. Jemison, IT,, MT. O. P. Cant, MT. J. Morgan Frierson, MT. D. F. Turnbull MT. H. P. Hefiin, Mir. P. O. Rice, MT R. E. Collins, wife and daughter Miss Ola Moore, Miss Annie Moore, MT. B. Manley, MT. J. R. Brown, MT. Martin J. Lide, Mir. George E. Driver, Jr., pr A. c. Foster, MT. J. F. B. Jackson, Mrs Clara Ford Mrs. E. o. Lipscomb, MT J. c. Wood, Mrs. R. c. Hawkins MT. N O. Neville, MT. Ward Hooper, Birming- ham; Dr. W. l.. Henin, Roanoke; MT M. J. McCord, Mir. B. B. Beckham MT J. H. Webb, Atlanta MT. l.. M. Sattiey Hillsdale. Mich., MT. J, Craig Smith, MT. c. L. Teacher Mrs Dora Bell, MT. w. H. Bruce, MT Virgil Griffin, Mrs. w. B. KeHy Misses Phedora and Jule Randolph. John Randolph, Jr., Miss M. E. Henderson Mrs. s. K. Williamson and daughter Montgomery; J. P. Bell and wife, St Louis; J. B. Eystar, F. Abramson, De catur; Daniel Collier. Tuscaloosa; w. w 1 Hefin. Brookwood; E. N. Long, H. E | Morrison, Nashville; H w. Pettus. Jamel w. yolts. IT,, Jack Phillips, Luciel