The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

ono OF the most successful affairs in the
history of the Jefferson Club was the
musical Stravcs:y bali given last night al
the Club the dancers, by their costumes,
represented the names of some we'll
known musical compositions. and the ei-
feet was both fanrastical and artistic.
The Club was attractively decorated
throughout.
At eleven o'clock the guests repaired
10 the banquet hall. where an elegant re-
INST was served. At twelve o'clock the
prizes were delivered, and dancing was
ken, up until a late hour.
Mrs. John "A. Cooke is visiting relatives
in Norfolk.
Miss Kathleen Anderson is home again
after a visit to Mrs. Arthur NnsoiV.ns,
in Brooklyn.
Owing to the inclement weather the
annual meeting of the Retreat for the Sick.
y,hicb was TO have been held at the resi-
dence of Mrs jenkins to-day. was post
poned.
Mrs. Waller Scott and children are
spending some time in Florida.
Miss Augusta MCGUIRE is home again.
after delightful visit to Savannah Ga,
and FLORIDA.
Mrs. Foster, of Fauquier, is on visit
10 her daughter, Mrs. Samuel 3. Witt
Tho Tuesday Club met yesterday
afternoon with Miss Sara Wcisiger-
ITO Have and to Hold was the novel
under discussion. After the literary
programme dainty refreshments were
served.
Among those present were mrs. Free
man. Mrs. Charles Weisiger, Nilsses Lena
Fox. Madrc NeisIger, Mabel McBain,
Alice and Sallie Yanccy, Annie Snyder.
Edith and Annie Keesee. Inez We1slser,
Agnes and Kate Edwards.
Mr.. Charles Straus and his son, Nal
colin. are spending some time at Palm
Beach, Fla.
Mrs. John *. childrey and Miss Chill
drey are in Florida.
Miss Sallic Crane, of New York, is the
guest of Miss Edna Forbes.
Mr.. Joseph P. Brady, clerk Of the United
states District Court, is in Washington.
The sixth annual Masquerade and Pu-
rim ball was given by the Sir moses
Montcfiore congregation last night Mt
Sanger Hall The bail was the mos
elaborate ever given. there beng on the
floor more than a hundred persons Ine
ladies' prizes were awarded as foiloNs.
First prize Mrs. Friedman, representing
America" and Miss Annie Suoer'or as
cuba: second prize. Misses berh-stsi'l
and Jacobs, representing Two county,
maidens" The gentlemen winning o'i|es
were Mr.. Simon Kairgs, first pr,ze. as
'.pcddler"; Mr.. Bonnie IAoFehsie!h'
..Monte Cristo,'' the second
-rho ,-reat international cake walk was
An. crowninC feature. led by Master lrT-
;np Goodman The judges decided 'u1l
Henry, and Sallie SchwartZchld were " IL
ners of the first cake: Henry ana / iaiin
Levy the second and oscar Ram anu
Irving Held. the third. Dancing vas con-
tinued until morning.
Only Mrs. TirGinius Hall, the Eace-
regent: Mrs. James Lyons, Mrs. =. W.
p n,rock. Mrs. II. j. Her1ick and Airs.
the meeting OF the D. A. r.. FAILED LOT
Yesterday morning. tat the Virginia His
torical Society.
sn the; month. The members VIII DC
notified fly E,ostals.
Mrs. J. J. Cheatwood and her daush-
Ter. Miss Mary Cheatwood, OF Goochiaho,
are the guests Of Mrs. L. j. CheatWood.
of Paramount.
Rev. Carey E. Morgan and wife ten
dercd a reception at their home, NO.
10 North Laurel Street. last nlSht 10
Tho members and officers Of the 1ounS
Mems Missionary Society OF the seventh
street Christian Church
Mrs. Morgan was assisted in receiving
the guests and serving the refreshments
by Misses Agnes Mccarthy, Helen
Ouarles, Lucy Quarlcs. Ruby Thomas.
Maurice Edwards. Anna Bates, Sallle
Holiday, Lyme NIosley and Fannie Mos
ley.
The Young Mems Missionary Society
is composed of about one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE men, most Of whom cailed
during the evening. An interesting pro
gramme of music was tenoereo ana d
very pleasant evening was spent.