The citizen., 1900-11-30
CHRISTMAS SALE.
The Yuletide Sale Of the Fitz-
hugh Lee Chapter of the
Daughters Of the Con
federacy.

The Fitzhugh Lee Chapter of
the United Daughters of the
Confederacy of this county, is
Justly numbered one of the most
prosperous and enterpriSing chap.
ters in this State. From twenty
two charter members, who met
for organization less than two
years ago, the chapter now num-
bers over sixty members. Under
the constitution those entitled to
membership are those who had
fathers, husbands, brothers, di
rect descendants and those who
rendered aid and assistance to
the "Lost Cause" Every one
entitled to membership in this
county should join this chapter.
The ladies interested in the or
ganization will look after the
poor and needy families of the old
rebel boys who left their homes
to link their fortunes with the
armies of the South under Lee
and Stonewall jackson. The
graves of the Confederate dead
will be cared for, and it is the
hope of the chapter to be able to
secure rooms for their permanent
headquarters. On the fourth and
fifth of December a yuletide sale
will be held at the Junior Hall in
this city. All kinds of fancy ar.
ticles, many suitable for Christ
mas presents, will be on exhibi-
tion. An art room filled with
beautiful paintings and other in
teresting objects, will be an at
tractive feature. Music will be
rendered each evening by Sc
lect orchestra, and in fact the
ladies hope to make this one of
the most delightful entertain.
ments of the year. Supper will
be served, consisting of turkey.
roast pig. oysters in all STYLES.
Maryland biscuits and lots Of
other good things. Those who
Sympathize with this worthy
cause can send dressed poultry.
ham, eggs or anything suitable
for such All entertainment to the
various chairmen the day prior to
the opening Of the fair. The doll
table and the candy table will he
special attractions to the little
ones. The students of the No.
Vitiate, Rev. john Ii. O'Rourlle.
Rector, have promised to take
charge of the decorations of the
hall, and will bring laurel and
holly for the yuletidc festivities.
The officers of the association and
full list of members are as follows:
Mesdames H. Victor Baugh,
man, Chas. Baughman, L. NJ.
NiXdOrll, E. G. McSherry. j. A..
Williamson, S. Slinglufi, Henry
Williams, Baker Johnson. O. p.
Bennett, f. L. Smith, G.. L.
Smith, Z. S. Howard, Belle Mat,
thews, VIM. Anderson, Jos. H..
Trundle, Virginia Grove, Gee.
NJ. OFT, a. L. Eader, Fannie
Evans, y. r. Yeakle, Arthur
Williams, j. X. White, Warner
Welsh, Mamie f. Pearre, David
V. Stauller, Julia A. Worthing
ton, Clayton o. Keedy, Misses
Shrlver, Williams, Macdonald,
Floyd, Potts, Louise Potts, Ber-
tha Trundle, Julia Williamson
Henrietta Goldsborough, NJ. Ell
senhauer, Elizabeth Downey,
Mary E. Smith, Emma Gittinger.
KoSa r. Harris, Mary William
son, Helen Baughman, Miriam
Eliza S. McSherry, Katharine
GoldsbOrOugh, Eleanor johnson,
Sallie Fauntleroy, ElOise Young,
Mamie Potts, COrnelia Potts,
Caroline 5. McSherry, Ella G.
Stonebraker, Jennie Stonebraker,
Jennie johnson, Laura johnson,
Mary OFT, Halle OFT, Maggie
Eisenhauer, Helen Walker Stauf-
fer, Mary Grace Welsh, Lucy
| Eisenhauer, Anne Mary Dixon,
I Virginia Grayson.