Alice's surname is given as Philpotts in the register.

See James' Birth Certificate
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James was baptised at the Parish Church of St. Mary's, Michelmersh, Romsey.
Baptism details found at http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/HAM/Michelmersh/BAPMERSH.TXT
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I believe it is James who appears at Streatham, London in the 1901 census, seemingly unmarried.
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In 1911, we see James and family living at The Cottage, Belmont Roiad, Upper Parkstone, Dorset:
James W Fitcher Head 39 Mar Mechanical Engineer Hants (town not known)
Alice B Futcher Wife 34 Mar (6 years) Hanst Bournemouth
Philip C Futcher Son 3 Dorset Poole
Alic A Futcher Son 1 Dorset Poole
Ralph R Futcher Son 1 month Dorset Poole
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James lead a somewhat chequered life and was accused of the murder of one of his staff at the plantation he managed. He was himself murdered in 1929 by a number of Chinese workers on the plantation on the island of Rhio in the Dutch East Indies. His granddaughter Priscilla has provided the following details from a cutting taken from the Bournemouth Star newspaper (date unknown):

CHINESE MURDER A BRITON
Manager of a Rubber Estate
Singapore. Wednesday
Mr James William Futcher, the British manager of a Chinese-owned rubber and pineapple estate on the island of Rhio, has been murdered by a crowd of Chinese. They were armed with Parangs.
Eight arrests have been made by the Dutch police. - Reuter.

Rhio is a small island, forming part of the Dutch East Indies. It is situated to the south-east of Singapore. A "Parang" is a Malay heavy sheath knife
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From the Daily Mirror - Thursday 16 May 1929:
PLANTER MURDERED
Briton's Fate in East Indies at Hands of Gang of Chinese
SINGAPORE, Wednesday.
Mr. James' William Futcher, the British manager of a Chinese-owned rubber and pineapple estate on the island of Rhio, has been brutally murdered by a crowd of Chinese armed with parangs. Eight arrests have been made by the Dutch police.—Reuter. [Rhio is a small island forming part of the Dutch East Indies. It is situated to the southeast of .Singapore. A pd
arang is a Malay heavy sheath knife.]
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From The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 May 1929:
Planter Murdered in Rhio.
The death under shocking circumstances is reported of Mr. James William Futcher who left Singapore less than a year ago to take charge of Eastbourne Estate, Rhio. It is stated he was attacked by a large band of Chinese near his bungalow on the afternoon of May 11th and, terribly mutilated, his body was found later with about 30 wounds, and the right hand missing. The same night a Chinese squatter confessed to the murder.
The funeral is taking place in Singapore this morning at Bidadari at 9.30.
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Our gratitude goes to the members and volunteers at Find A Grave web site for recording the details, in memory of James.

I understand from a book called "Philpott of Fordingbridge" written by Raymond Philpott in 2004, that Alice Philpott was James Futcher's 1st cousin. Alice's father was James Philpott, the younger brother of James' mother, Ketura Philpott.
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Alice can be seen aged 5 years living with her parents and siblings at Heatherland Village, Kinson, Dorset in the 1881 census:
James PHILPOTTS Head M Male 38 Fordenbridge, Hampshire, England Bricklayer
Hannah PHILPOTTS Wife M Female 31 White Parish, Wiltshire, England Bricklayer Wife
Mary A. PHILPOTTS Daur Female 9 Bournemouth, Hampshire, England Scholar
Ada A. PHILPOTTS Daur Female 7 Parkstone, Dorset, England Scholar
Thomas S. PHILPOTTS Son Male 6 Kinson, Dorset, England Scholar
Alice B. PHILPOTTS Daur Female 5 Kinson, Dorset, England Scholar
Alfred PHILPOTTS Son Male 3 Kinson, Dorset, England Scholar
John C. PHILPOTTS Son Male 1 Kinson, Dorset, England
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In 1891, we see Alice living at Wurrey Road, Bourne Valley, Brancsombe, Dorset:
James Philpots Head Mar 51 Bricklayer Wilts Salisbury
Mary Philpots Daur UnM 19 Hants Bournemouth
Ada Philpots Daur UnM 17 Dorset Parkstone
Thomas Philpots Son UnM 16 Builders Apprentice Dorset Heatherlands
Alice Philpits Daur 15 Dorset Heatherlands
Alfred Philpits Son 13 Builders Apprentice Dorset Heatherlands
John Philpots SDon 11 Scholar Dorset Heatherlands
Percy Philpoyts Son 8 Scholar Hants Bournemouth
James Philpots Son 4 Dorset Branscombe
Herbert Philpots Son 1 Dorset Branscombe
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In 1901, Alice was living in the household of her brother at Heathside, Alaxandra Road, Parkstone, Dorset:
Thomas J Philpots Head UnM 26 Painter/Decoprator Dorset Heatherlands
Mary A Philpots Sister UnM 29 Living on OIwn Means Hanst Bournemouth
Ada Agnes Philpots Sister UnM 27 Daily Governess (School) Dorset Parkstone
Alice B Philpots Sister UnM 25 Assistant to Teacher (School) Dorset Heatherlands
Percy George Phillpots Brother UnM 18 Decorator Hants Bournemouth
Alfred Noble Cousin UnM 27 Decorator Wilts Whiteparish
Herbert Noble Visitor UnM 18 Bricklayer Wilst Whiteparish
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I understand from Mike Philpotts, a direct descendant of Alice's father James Philpotts, that James died at Poole in 1910 aged 67 years.