The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-27
WOMAN ano
 SOCIETY.
Mrs. J. M. deCottss.

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 vinrennes.1 Thompson: ',rne heimet of Navarro" Runkle;; "The Puppet Crown" McI1eath; Tine Turn of the Road," Buckingham; Miss Pritchard' 8 Wedding Tip" Burnhafn; Sir Cnrls- topher," Maud W. Goodwin; The Way of Belinda" Frances W. Carruthj ''The Princess of the Hills,'' Miss Burton Harrison; The Lions Brood" Os- borne; Truth Dexter" Sidney Mccall; "A Maryland Manor Emory; "The Tribulations of a Princess"
 Miss Carrie Lum of Birmingham ar- rived in Montgomery yesterday fnorn- ing and will visit her aunt, Mrs. Nor gan, ofi Amanda Street, and Mrs. A. s. Sayre, 2s Amanda Street. Miss Lum has recently returned from Boston, where she has been finishing a couf ss in voice. She studied under some of the most celebrated instructors In the country and has been highly connpli- mented on several occasions when she sang in Boston. Miss Lum contem- plates giving a recital at the Montgom- cry Theatre at an early late.
 Miss Annie Dowdell of Montgomery,
 who has been to Buffalo. Niagara, Mon treal and Toronto, has reached Savah-
 nah and will arrive in Montgomery in a few days.
 Prof. and Mrs. B. B. Ross of Auburn,
 who have been in Europe for a year,
 reached New York oh the St. Paul
 Saturday, and they will arrive in Au-
 burn today. Professor Ross is State
 Chemist at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. He was given a years leave of absence by the Board of Trustees to further pursue his studies. and. &C., companied By his wife. he went to the German University at Berlin. Their
 many friends will be delighted to learn
 that they had a safe and pleasant voy- age home.
 Mrs. D. c. Cameron, who has been very i'll with typhoid fever. Is mitch better and is now at the residence of her father, Mir. C. F. Parks. 700 $. Court Street. Her many friends will
 be delighted to know that she is con l valescent.
 There was a delightful tallyho ride and dance given Friday night at the beautiful suburban home of MT. and
 Mrs. j. L. Ruppenthal, two aud half miles from the city. in honor of their | brother. Mr. Charles Renz of Char | lotte. N. C. The following couples were
 participants in this delightful affair
 cha peroned by Mrs. Duffy: MT. and
 Mrs. W. NJ. Hulen. Mir. and Mrs. w. | E. Smith, Misses Matte Duffy, Lee
 Duffy, Katie Duffy, Ethel Smith, Nora | Courtney, Annie Courtney, Mamie
 Courtney. Agnes Dunne. Mary Dunnc
 Lizzie Dunne, Mamie Fable. Jessie l Goodson. Lillian Huff. Mary Gardiner l Mrs. Peacock. MT Shumaker. .E An | drews. MaYron, Parker. A. Cioodson, C
 Renx. B. Berger. R. Mcdowell, L. Rup- ispenthal, E. Goodson and B. Billiard l They danced until 1o:3 when they were | invited into the spacious dining hal
 where delightful refreshments wer' | served.
 l Mrs. J. W. Absrrrombie and chil
 dren passed through the city yesterday
 en route to Montgomery from Edwards vile. where Mrs. AberCrombIe has b. q
 at the bedside of her brother. Mir. Wal
 ter Merrill, who has been quite sicl
 with typhoid fever. He Is reported
 much better.-Dr. W. c. Jackson ant
 daughter Mrs. F. Brown, of MontRom
 cry, arrived yesterday to visit the fam iy of Mir. H. H. Constantine-Annisto Hot Blast.