The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-07
CHRISTMAS SALE.
Successful Affair at Junior
Hall-Under the Auspices Of
the United Daughters of the
Confederacy.

Christmas sale and supper given
at the Junior Hall by the United
Daughters of the C0niederacy to
assist them i'll their benevolent
and charitable work.
The proceeds of the sale were
very satisfactory and will enable
the "Daughters" to accomplish
much good during a season when
want stalks boldly through the
land. The work of this society
is most commendahle one and
should always receive the sup
port it deserves.
Junior Hall was bower of
beauty on the two nights of the
sale. Artificial decorations
transformed the place entirely
and made it a scene Of l0velineSs.
almost beyond description Tn
der the Splendor of vari-colored
lights, with pretty faces fitting
here and there all in perfect
harnOny-the place was a veri.
table fairy land.
On each side Of the hall were
booths where fancy articles were
on sale and tables where a fine
supper could be had at a small
/ price.
Laurel and evergreen was used
in decorating the hall Over the
stage was fac Simile of the coat
of arms of the chapter. Across
the front of the gallery was a
banner on which were painted in
silver, "Fitzhugh Lee Chapter."
The stage was Devoted to a
fine display of art Subjects, pic
lures, unique hric-a brac and
Statuary. Some beautiful fancy
articles were on sale at the fancy
booths, and the little ones were
made glad 10y purchases at the
"doll court"
The management of the affair
was entirely in the hands Of the
ladies. and, as usual, when en-
trusted to them. success must
crown every effort.
The attendance was not large
! from a numerical standpoint, but
the proceeds indicated THAI those
who came were most liberal.
On the second night Mrs. l..
V. Baughman. President of the
Chapter was presented with a
"Chapter Pillow Cushion" the
work of Mrs Virginia Grove.
ut had the names of all the mem
rberS marked in red on IA white
ground and made pretty effect.
Mrs Henry Lawrence presented
the chapter with an old picture
of General Lee, which she has
had for many years. The PreSi-
dent is to take charge of it until
the daughters have a room of
their own.
The chapter desires to thank
all who in any way contributed
TO the success Of the sale
The rattle for the beautiful doll
and the history Of the Civil War
will De postponed until enough
chances are taken to justify it.
During both evenings the Fred
erick Select Orchestra rendered
fine music. Photographer Kreh
took several pictures of the hall.
The following ladies assisted
at the various booths and tables:
Committee OIL Arrangements
Mrs. A. l.. Eader, Mrs. l.. V.
Baughman.
Supply Table-Mrs. l.. NJ. Nix
dOrf1, Mrs. }. A. Williamson,
Mrs, Jos. Ii. Trundle, Mrs. War
{ ner Welsh, Mrs g. o. Keedy,
Mrs. David Stauffer.
Coffee Table-MrS. Henry vii.
liamS, Misses Eleanor johnson,
Mamie Potts.
i Miss Emma Git
finger.
Supper Tahles-Mrs. Geo. OFT,
Mrs. A. II. Yeakle, MIS-. Virginia
! Grove, Mrs. VIM. Anderson, the
Misses Oft, the Misses Colds
borough, the Misses Johnson,
! Misses Cornelia Potts, Bertha
Trundle, Bessie Downey, Mamie
Floyd, Louise Potts, EloiSe
Young, Virginia Grayson, Mary
Williamson, Miss Fonlleroy.
Doll Table-Mi>Ses Janet Will
liamS, Ella Shriver, Helen Baugh-
man. Julia Williamson, Helen
Stautfer, Mrs. Geo. Ed. Smith.
Candy and Caramel Table
Miss Mollie EiSenhauer, Mrs.
Charles Howard, the Misses
Eisenhauer, Masters Anderson
and White.
The Art Room-MrS. Baker
John, Mrs. j. X. White, Mrs.
Arthur Williams, Mrs. Glenn
Worthington.
Fancy and Apron Table-NIrs.
l.. V. Baughman, Mrs. 0. p.
Bennett, Mrs. ChaS. IL. Baugh-
man, Mrs. A Il. Eader, Misses b.
I StOuebrakpr. L. johnson. Miss