The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-05

Rehlng. r. Grasse. T.. Schumacher }.
steinbrecher. w. Miller. W. ~cbien, j.
Kratz. II. Boschen. j. Brauer. Selinger'
l.. Wildt. Nolte. H. Grimmel schibelhat
Rothert. c. salzer, Miss X Phillips. Miss
c. Hassel. Miss r.. Grmmel, Mr.. J.
Wayne. Messrs. II. Brauer & Co. l.. Rue
ger. Chalkloy /. Miller. o. Morsanstcrn
e. Wippcrnan. Rev. Paul Mcneil. Mrs.
Schmidt, Mrs. J. Mattern. Mrs Fritz Sit
ferding. and 10 Messrs. Gasser and Bliley
for the generous loan of a horse and
wagon for two days. The proceeds Of the
party have enabled the committee to sup
ply many needy families with fuel and
continuous aid during the winter. The
ladies' Of the association desire to express
their hearty appreciation or the
efficiency Of the committee whose
business IL is 10 find and Visit
the sick poor and TO give them
whatever aid they most need. Prepara-
tions will shortly he made for the annual
play which II IS the custom OF the So
city H. give. and they are relying ms
year. as last. upon the Invaluable CO
opeiation Of Mr.. Won =. RosenesN. All
the old officers were reelected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shaw left Rich
mond yesterday for Boston. Several OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Harris guests also
returned TO their homes yesterday. in
GLIDING Miss Annie Jackson. of Balti-
more.
There will be a service for United Inter-
cession for Missions held at All Saint
church to-day at 4 =. VI. All members
Of tho Woman's Auxiliary are urged io
attend. An address will be delivered by
Rev. William VI. Clarke.
Miss Annie Rose Walker is-so IL Is
said planning delightful evening for her
guests. The receiving party will consist
Of Miss Jean Hoskins. of Fort Monroe;
Mrs j. G. r. Walker. Mrs. c. OBJ. CO.
wardin Mrs. Isaac Davenport, Mrs. w.
J. Walker. Mrs. Eugene Massie. Mrs
Moses D. Hoge. Mrs Thomas Boiling,
Misses Mary Williams. Mary Cameron,
Sue skipvith. Lisa Berne and Gertrude
Camm.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Board Of the Virginia
Hospital was held az II o'clock yesterday
IN the amphitheatre Of the hospital
Mrs. James W. Gordon. presiding. only
routine work was transacted. reports
showing tho institution 10 be in most
nourishing condition. The Improvement
noted in the discipline of the Training
School for Nurses is especially gratifying
10 the Board. whose earnest desire 1t is TO
sent out graduate nurses as finely equip
ped for their work as any in the country
The report OF tho December Committee
was most satisfactory. and statistics
showed the amount OF charity work done
10 Justify the Board IN their claim that
the hospital is a mercy 10 the great body
OF INDECENT sick In this community.
One Of the greatest social events OF the
winter will take place on Thursday.
January Goth, when a grand charity tall
Will be given at the Masonic Temple. Il
is expected 10 eclipse any function cf tho
kind ever held. The proceeds will 70
donated to the needy Hebrews OF Ills
city.
The committee. Of whi,h Mrs. sem
Cohen Is the efficient cha.rma1, cons SITS
OF the following ladies': Masdames 5. j..
Bloomberg Myer Kirsh, Moses Nay
Mver Svcle. a. l.. Strause. j.. j. Myers
Ben. Jacobs. Henry Block. Ellis Bo;ig-
heimer. l.. ~ Calisch, J.. Fehe'mer
Harry Hirshberg. \. l.. Jacobs. J. Jaco-
bus. n. Kaspowitz. j. /. Levy. II. T..
Marcuse. J. J.. Myers, f.. Mil1lser. v IL
liam Pearstein r. Raab. +. VI. fcien-
baum. 3. Schwarzchild. seymour Svc'e,
l.. 4. Schwerin. =. Thalh'mer. L. Whit
lock. Jake Well Jake Kirsh. Dan Witt
lock. Leon Wallcrstein. f. g. Brauar T.
Cohen. llver Frank. l.. pe-ro'hacN, Az.
thur Levy and Miss =. Whitloci-