Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09

Price, Robert Munford George Gregory
Willie Bridges. Crenshaw Chamberlyn
Blanchard Forbes. Sam Peterborough
Jack Dietrich, John Leary. Gray Nose
ley, William Taylor. Christian Clarke
Randolph Cardoza, Tom Leary, Tom Pur
cell. Robert Whitehurst, Wilmer Boiling
| Charles Cowardin. Jr., James Cowardin
Blount Mason. William Watkins, Goodwin
Boykin. Lghtfoot Wormeley, Sdne,
Buford. Miles Seden. Ear White, BYRD
Warwick, and Wilmer Boiling.
A grand charity ball will be given al
the Masonic Temple on the 10Th, under
the auspices of the Hebrew Benevolent
Association, one of the most efficient of
the charity organizations i'm the cry.
| For two years past the society has made
no calls on the public. while during that
time and for years previous its members
have been constant in their endeavors TO
help the poor OF the city. A feature of
the entertainment which seems &c be of
deep interest to the young people TO
dance at the ball is the number Of
strangers who will attend. Washington,
New York, Philadelphia, Burlington,
Chicago, and Boston will send a number
of their most prominent citizens 10 dance
for sweet charity's sake on the night Of
the 10Th. STEMS orchestra will furnish
the music for the occasion, and banquet,
prepared with utmost care and regardless
OF cost, will be free to all who attend
the ball. The number OF those who will
attend, II is prophesied. will be between
200 and 900. and Mrs. Sam Cohen is the
chairman of the Entertainment Commit
tee. the directress of all the plans and
ARRANGEMENTS for the ball. and banquet.
The ladies on her committee who will
receive with her on the 10Th are Mesdames
L. NJ Rosenbaum. j. Thalhimer, j.. X.
Schwerin. j. Cohen. S. l.. Bloomberg
Myer Kirsh. Moses May, Myer Sycle, A.
l.. Strause. H. j. Myers, Ben Jacobs,
Henry Block, Ellis Bottigheimer, +. N.
Calisch. l.. Fehimer, Henry Hirshberg.
A. l.. Jacobs. j. Jacobus, III. Kaspowitz,
]. L. Levy, nj. +. Marcuse, L. l.. Myers.
T.. Milhiser, William Pearlstein, E. Raao.
r. Schwarzschild, Seymour Syce, Jake
Well. j. Kirsh, Leon Wallerstein, +. c.
Brauer. Myer Franck, L. Dettleback, and
Arthur Levy.
Tuesday, January 18th, Mrs. Austin
Brockenbrough will give silver tea for
the benefit of the church society over
which she presides. The guests will be
most char1ningly received, as the list or
the Young girls on the Reception Commit
tee includes the Misses Cooke, Kate
Meredith, Ann Lee, Betty Christian. Lule |
walker Mabel Walker, Mary Archer |
saunders May Lindsey Clare and Lisa |
Reirne. Judith Deane; Scoville, of Lynch
burg: Sallie and Margaret Patton, of /
RIacksburg; Alice Henning, Marianne
Meade. Lou Atkins. Lily n. Urouhart.
FANNY and Mary Archer. Champ Wallace.
rarr,naton. Lena Green. Mary Hill, Mary
Rogers and Miss Jane Phillips, of Fred
sricksburg. with others, whose names
ave not vet been published. The other
aides presiding at the tea will be Mrs
rohn Munsen. Mrs Robert Blankenshlp.
Mrs. Abraham Warwick. and Mrs. w. M.
raliaferro.
Miss Maria Blair's tourist class met as
,sual on Tuesday morning, and enjoyed
,erv much q description of the pleasures
which await the traveller through France.
In animated session OF the Shakespeare
lass was held In the afternoon, when !
ba Shakespeare scholars discussed the
haracters Of Katherine as wife OF Henry :
ne VIII. and Lady Macbeth as wife OF
ling of Scotland. The contrasts betweer 4
he two women and the somewhat SINH
,r opportunities of the two were present.
a. There have recently been additions TO
9th of Miss Blair's classes. Miss Blair's
arty TO go with her through eight
,onths OF European travel now consists I
seven members. c
The hospitable home OF Mr.. George W. J
ayo was thrown open on Friday night, {
hen Miss Lima Livingstone Mayo enter !
lined her friends in honor OF Miss Da-