The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-17
MISS MITCHELL ON PROGRAM.

MISS MITCHELL ON PROGRAM.
 The Monteagle assembly says an ex- annual session July to August s1, at Moneagle College. Tenn. Miss Clara 5regoTy Baer .'ill. as usual. he the director of the School of Physical Ed ous development @ o of na'h the body d nsh% through systematic exercise. The Swedish sys- tenn of gymnastics will form the basis or her work.
 Mss Caroline Bailey will sing al several of the concerts, with /orchestra accompaniment. Mrs. Foster-Comegys VIII give dramatic impersonations and VIII appear before the assembly early
 August 8. the Daughters of the Con- tederacy will hold their annual love least with some illustrious names on xue program. 1t impossible this far ahead to give q detailed program of h. but there Is promise of very in- rsresting occasion. Miss Estelle give her monologue impersonation of Thomas Nelson Pages beautiful war story. Mars Chan" and it is known that Dr. J. William Jones, secretary and treasurer of the Confederate Me- uioriai Association, is coming all the way from Richmond. Va. to meet the Daughters. and he will speak. Mrs. Thy Dixl. of New Orleans and New York author and newspaper woman ana reader, sparkling. unique. always charming, will be there, with some grams. Tennessee's gifted writer of prose and verse, Miss Will Allen Drom- goole. will read from oone of her has promised to give a group of pa triotic songs. Mrs. M. c. Goodlett, the founder, mother par excellence of the organization. U D. c. win be be be exceptionally fina.
 Miss Estelln Mitchell is a niece of Mrs. Alex Garland of this city. She and Is greatly admired for her gift of excellent reading.
 PATTI AS LONDON HOSTESS.
 It is said that to please her young box at the opera and is preparing to
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 Nine Adeiina Patti tBaroness Cederstroml, has suddenly blossomed out Into a London hostess of the first paFon esderstrom 9a alshonsh deVoted "S sc his wife. has become a little tired of the monotonous country life at Craig-y-Nos Castle, in Wales, and fl that Mime. Patti consented to take a house in Park Street for the London season. where she will entertain on
 The Baron has also taken box at the opera for two nights a week. and the other night the great singer caused sensation when she appeared blazing with diamonds and looking as juvenile as ever.
 Contrary to her wishes, but still to please her husband. Madame Patti is making great efforts to sell her Welsh Castle. but so far no one has made a satisfactory bid and tho famous sing CT, who is a very keen business woman has no intention of parting with II for song" She has lived in a sort of petty royalty for so long nt Craig y-Nos that the wrench of parting with the castle will be very severe.
 When the castle is full of guests no one is allowed to sit down until Patti gives the. cue. and she always walks Into the dining room before any one else. The servants, too, be- have exactly as if they were in the presence of royalty to the great de- light of the guests, who treat the whole thing as q huge Joke when the diva is not within earshot.
 TWO SOUTHERN WOMEN
 IN BUSINESS.
 Two splendid, brainy young women of New Orleans have gone into the real estate business, enticed by the reports of large commissions thus realized Mrs. Elizabeth Logan Mcconnell, soci- ally known as Mrs. James McConnell Jr. President of the Era Club. and Mrs. Helen McGioin Wood, only few years .aea n belle in the dancing set, are the Hlrtners in the firm of Mcconnell N t3gL 4 ..oaI aafofa aCanta ThaFa is