The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Friday German Club gave fhe!r
Easter dance last evening at the masonic
Temple, and 1t was dehSsiuiui an-i
The german was chaperoned by Mr.. ana
MRS. Robert Blanlsensnip Mrs. Byrd Maf-
wick, Mrs. w. Ben Palmer. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Aaolpe,us ostcrloh and MIR. and MIS-
Austin BrockenbrouSh.
Among the dancers were Misses Foster,
of Staunton; Lee, OF Baltmore. hus,n
White. Mary James, Evelyn Deitlis S,,
Rose Morris. Rebecca Bell Mary odii
Janey Hughes, Sadie Sutton. EllZaue,n
iIrisher. Nora Leary. Bruce and Wadalil
Messrs j. II. Read, of South Caroilha'
Dauyat,ry, Murat Willis, ]. r. de Irevliie,
Mason. White, +. w. Tower, Adoli,iias
osterloh, Henry and Elmo dolcHhass'
Thomas Leary, 7. NJ. Deittack, hanoo.t,ti
cardoza. Goodwin Boykin, :stearnes, stnnth,
Downing Philip Carlton. Stewart Leake
and others.
canta;n Harrie Webster, U. s. N. gave
a Thoroughly enjoyable lecture on Japan
aast evening before the Woinans Clup
and their guests at the Y. NJ. =. "A. iiaii.
The lecture was especially pleasing DIS
IT was Illustrated with stereophcon VIEWS
mos, of them taken by Captain Webster
himself and .colored by native artist. cap
tain Webster Is a delightful speaker and
charmed the large audience present
The Junior Hollywood -AssociaMon, DIS
an auxiliary to Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION. have in charge the rass-1heea-
ing which will be held May Sd, at $50
o.c,nck. at Lee Camp Hall. The Junior
Association have completed arrangements
for this meeting. and they earnestly hope
that the public will attend. The workers
an these two associations have put poor
eIcoura cement The Senior Associauon
for thirty-tive years have tended to the
Ia, 1llfl "a
years they have called to their aid the
Junior Association, who have faithiuii!
done the work assigned to them. But
even with their assistance they are uilaa,ie
TO accomplish the work of caring Tor
these graves. When Hollywood ana the
other memorial associations were formed,
they were the only Confederate organiza-
tions, and every one interested in the
Confederacy, If not working member,
was contributing one. Now the camps.
the cshapters of Daughters of the Confeue-
racy the Confederate Museum and the
auxiliaries of the camps, lave all drawn
life from the mother association. Holly
wood appeals TO the State TO help care
for their dead. They come from every
county and from every Southern State,
but the Legislature refused the small
amount asked for. But the women of the
Southern Confederacy are never discour-
aged. Richmond has never been and
never will be backward in coming to the
aid of these women If you cannot be
working member you can certainly be-
come a contributing one.
The mass-1neetins is not for tine purpose
of raising any contribution; it is simply
memorial of our dead, which consists
of reading reports, a few remarks by an
orator chosen. for the occasion, and APP
propriate music.
We therefore ask that there will be a
5or aoYfa nf all Mt "a N this
glorious work-the care of the graves OF
our dead.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale met yes
terday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
George w. Stevens. Modern composers
were rendered.
The Jefferson Club has issued unique
Invitations to the performance on the
evening of the 26th by the Jefferson Club
Specially Company. Most of the num-
bers OF the vaudeville show will be given
by the members of the club. The per-
6ormance will be followed by supper
and informal dance.
Miss Sophie white. Miss Elise Stokes,
MIR. Elmore Hotchidss and Mr.. Charles
Cowardin, who have been spending their
holidays at home, have returned to coll
leges.
Miss Travis. who has been the guest
OF Mrs. r. l. Powers. is now visiting
Miss Judith Deane.
Miss Helen O'Ferrail has issued invita-
lions to card party to be given next
Thursday evening from $50 to Ii o'clock
at Dundee"
Miss Empsie Pegram viii leave May
list for Annapolis. She will be the guest
Of Captain and Mrs. Wainwright.
Mrs. C. w. westhury IS the guest of
Miss Read, in Washington.
Miss Mary Johnston. the anthor of "To
Have and TO Hold" will spend next week
at Williamsburg, and will be Joined there
by Miss Ellen Glasgow, who has recently
written The Voice of the People" Both