The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-24

, same shades were passed by little Miss Ouida Wilton Shaw. Among those in- cluded in this hospitality were: Miss Verna Duke Miss Thelma Davis, Miss Iva Duke, Miss zenett Jones of Gads- den. Miss Doris Brown of Gulfport, Miss Minnie Jackson, Miss Marjorie Williams. Miss Mary Donaho, Miss Bernice Thomas, Miss Margaret Douglass, Miss Olive White of Livingston. Miss Frances Taylor of Birmingham, Miss Eliza beth Whaley Miss Lillian Malone, Miss Bessie Shaw, Miss Ouida Shaw and Mrs. Claude Batson. The iewelry business of the late r. Schwa bacher who died last week. has been taken in charge by his daughter, Miss Leah Sehwabacher, who will oper- ate the business under the same name and will occupy the same location. Miss Schwa bacher is very capable young woman and her many friends wish her much success in her new business.
 Gordon Howard Gwin. the 4-months-old son of e. C. Gwin. died last night att the home of his ather at I.ipscomb. after a short illness. sad feature of the case is the fact that Mrs. Gwin died about three months ago. The funeral was held this afternoon at o'clock from the residence, the services being conduct ed by the Rev. MT. Abernathy, interment being at Union cemetery
 While at work at Sloss mines today Walter Capps had one leg broken and was badly injured by falling rock. He was immediately removed to the Elizabeth Duncan hospital, where he received med fcal attention and is reported to be rest ing well tonight.
 The Rev. Roy J. King of Amory. Miss, recently closed passionate at Rossville H., will arrive in Bessemer tomorrow morning on a two weeks trial visit to tho work of the First Christian church in this city. Every member Is urged to be present Sunday morning to meet him and to hear him at the regular II o'clock services and at the evening services at ;f5 o'clock Mf. King comes 10 this city highly recommended and it is hoped by the local congregation that he will con- sent to remain in Bessemer
 Clerk of the City court Rose Huey Attorneys r. T. Huey. Gardner F. Good wyn. Ben G. Perry, P. M. Mathews, T A. Estes and George Ross have re- turned from Montgomery. where they have been this week on business
 Mrs. Charles billiard of North Bir- n.ingham Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed Bagwell, on Nineteenth street
 Dave Schwabacher has returned to his home in Newark, N. J., having been called to Besserner by the death of his brother. U. Schwabacher.
 Mrs. Earl Brown Is quite i'll at her home on Arlington avenue.
 Miss Mary Reynolds. Miss Bessie Ball and Miss Leila Williams have re- turned from Tuscaloosa where they have been attending summer school at the university.
 Mrs. Annie Pate is at the Elizabeth Duncan hospital where she underwent an operation.
 Martin Cochran has returned from a delightful visit with friends in St Louis.
 !. w. Maddox has returned to his home in Atlanta after spending sew eral months in Bessemer.
 Mrs F. E. Clark has gone to Porter, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Joe Archer.
 Mrs. Paul Luttrell has returned to her home in Columbus Ga, after spending sometime with her parents, MT and Mrs G. G. Neal
 Mrs. Dixie Lambert of Denver is the guest of her father. w. F. Gable.