The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-08
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 Mrs. Laura Davids of Birmingham, was the brilliant pianist who was accompa- mist at the concert given on last Mednes- day evening at the Montgomery Theatre by Miss Carrie Lum. She is organist or the First Baptist Church in BirmtnS- ham, and one of the most accomplished musicians of that city. Her excellent work on Wednesday evening added much to the success of the entertainment.
 Miss Lum, in whom Montgomerians are naturally deeply interested, will study in Boston the coming winter. She IS lead' ing soprano at the First Presbyterian ceiYed highest praise from the best crit les, SO her friends may feel sure there Is future for her.
 The Boston Globe says of her singing on one occasiem: Miss Lum sang with poetic feeling and artistic intelligence" Such praise is valuable, coming from such source.
 Mrs. W. R. Bishop of Plano. Texas. who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. R. McDade, left yesterday friends and relatives. Mrs; Bishop will visit Montgomery again before returning to Texas.
 turn to Greenville this morning after visit to her sister, Mrs. Robert Turner at Highland Park.
 Misses Pattie Gilmer and Bessie Jones have returned from an extended visit to New York Washington, Baltimore. Phil adelphia and Buffalo.
 Mrs. Victor H. Hanson left yesterday for Lookout Mountain, where she went to join her mother and sister. Mrs. John H. White and Miss Isabel White.
 Miss Bertha Beardslee of Hattiesburg, Miss. is visiting her sister Mrs. F.. E.. McClelland at her home on Clayton Heights.
 Mrs. Isaac DeWees, who has spent the summer at Asbury Park and the past few weeks in New York City returns home today.
 Mrs. Cecil Browne of Talladega. who has been with her sister. Mrs. J. M. de- Cottes for the past three months has
 Mrs. Abe Isaac of New S. orleans. o; is the her sister, Mrs. Uhlfelder.
 Miss Estella Simon and Mrs. s. Levy of New Orleans, are visiting their sister Mrs. E. H. Jacobi, Holcombe Street.
 After spending the summer in opelika and Ork Bowery Miss Carrie Washburn Is at home again
 MT. and Mrs. G. G. Niles have gone to New York Hartford, Conn! and Buffalo.
 Miss Sadie c. Smith of Prattville. Is visiting Miss Belle Stuart 19 Holcombe Street.
 Mrs A. C. Birch and daughter, Miss Kate Birch. are attending a house party given by some friends at Asbury Pa
 urs C Dunham of Pensacola. will be the guest of Miss Francis Patteson for the coming week.
 Mrs F.. G. Gdrside. Mrs G. L. Harris and children have returned from Hen dersonville and Sapphire, N. c.
 Dr. M. l.. Law and Mrs. Law will leave this morning for North Alabama. From there they will go to Tate Spring.
 Mir and Mrs. Geo D. Noble returned last night from an extended Eastern trip.
 Misses JuIietta Virginia and Mary How eli Pope left Tuesday Via the steamer Citv of Mobile for several weeks visit to relatives and friends in Mobile.
 Miss Ella NJ. Carroll has returned home after a three weeks visit to Louisville.
 Miss Florence Cohen of Sheffield. Ala, ,s inc guest of Miss Fay Chastain, 116 Church Street
 Mrs W. NJ Cole is visiting relatives in Birmingham
 Mir. and Mrs q. w. Freeney have re- .urnad home after a pleasant visit to thajr Darents in Macon. Ga. and other points in Georgia
 Miss Sue Robertson left yesterday vrorning for Op-lika where she will re- main several weeks visiting friends.
 Miss Carol Oppcnheimor of Savannah is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. s. Hertz.
 
 Ns,ss Ral,e McDonald of Rockford who ,,.4's nN'o ort ot th- home party at Mss Led wards last week. is now with Misses Moods B Mualton Street.
 Mir t,thert Holt was in the city yester- day on r'' visit to his parents MT. and Mrs Edward Holt
 Mice pese,e Frser after d delightful visit to Ter cousins, the Misses Sangui-