The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
SOCIAL
AND
PERSONAL

day
The table was claborately decorated in
pink rosts.
Those present were Mrs. Charles w.
Tanner, Misses Mamie Jennings, Anne
and Julia Grant, Mabel Walker, JAMIE
Wingo, Lucy Hayes. Agnes Mccarthy,
Emily Knox and Daisy Yarbrough.
Little Miss Rhae Ellicl1 Meyers cele-.
brated her seventh birthday Monday at
the residence of her grandmother. Mrs.
Fannie Ellick, About fifty of her little
friends assembled and after indulginS in
games of all kinds, they repaired to the
dinins-room, where a collation. OF deli
cacies were served. The decorations We're
pink and white. She was the recipient OF
many beautiful presents.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Club was held Monday at 4:30 o'clock
The meeting was fully attended. and the
election Of officers took place. Mrs. End
ers Robinson preAded.
Mrs. Beverly 3. Munford was elected
president
Mrs. L. C. Minor, first vice-prcs!dent
Mrs. Charles Davenport. second vice
president
Miss Claire Guillaume. recording secre-
tary.
Mrs. Halyburton, corresponding secre-
: tazy.
Miss Rutherford, treasurer.
The other nernbers of the board were
reelected.
The Club passed resolution to send
letter of sympathy to Mrs. Henry Glib
son, valued member of the Club. who
has suffered the great bereavement of the
death of her little daughter.
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The musical given at the Jefferson
Club on Thursday evening was OF
the most delightful affairs of the sea-
son.
A number Of the costumes were OK
ceedingly clever and travestied well the
musical compositions they represented.
The first prize for the ladies was award
ed Mrs. Maurice Asher, who burlesqued
'fBred in Old Kentucky
The sentleman's prize was captured by
Mr.. Ted Feyser. of Cincinnati and Mt.
S. NJ. Block, who unprecedented "The
Casino Girls"
Among the dancers We're:
Mrs. Samuel Cohen White Wings; Mrs.
Joseph Wallerstedn. LofengIdn; Mrs. Max
Cohen Only A Pansy Blossom: Mrs. Sid
nlAy Rbsenbaum. The Belle of New York;
Mrs. Leon Wallerstein. Boccac!o; Misses
Sadie sSVhitlock, Daisy Bell; Miriam Mill
1liser.rMy Sweetheart; 1r.na Rosenoaum,
Queen of My Heart; Rkbeccaf Hellstern,
Carmen; Cora BinsNlanger, Daisy Bell;
Tess Ross1,hein, of Savannah, The For
tune Teller: Fanny Mittledorfer, Sweet
Violets: Florence Greenwald. The Bride
Eject; Lilly Rosendorf. Bride Elect: Fan
ny Wallerstein, The Bohemian Girl; Hat
tie Enashe:mer, of Wheeling, Princess
Bonnie: Hattie Schaffner, Flowers That
Bloom In the Spring: amelia kahnweiler,
Sadie Thalheimer, Miriam Rosenhe!m,
Lottie Well, Esther Hirshberg Beulah
Eicilel. blanche Binswanger, Maud Dali
man. Marion Levy Mrs. I. I. Strause,
Mrs. Moses Thal1eiIner: Messrs Milton>!.
Straus. Robin Hood; Henry s. Hutzier,
The Huguenots: Leon Wallerstain. Mar-
seillaise: NJ. ]. Binswanser. Flying Dutch
S. r. Rosenbaum o, What a Difference
in the Morning; Maurice Asher, Fallen
l,y the Wayside: A. J. Marcuse, Telephone
My Baby; Milton Binswanger, Little 'Ty-
coon: Meyer. Hirshberg. The Lost Chord;
w. B. Nelson. The Warmast Baby IN the
Bunch: Joseph Wallerstein, The Husue-
nots: Isaac Wallerstein, TT e Daily CUES
ton; CASTOR 1<ralier, The Volunteer Or
Iaasist. Percy Myers, a Little Piece Of
String.
Ralph Levy Barney Bowman, NJ. NJ
NIitueldprfer, N. N. Marcuse, Ellis HutZ-
Ter. David Wallerstein, Koch. Of Phil
adelphia: I3angtield of Baltimore; Sol.
Freshman, Ike Reinheimer, Moses May,
J.. 4. EoLTauSe, MOSES lUaHIGLIlllS1,
and Samuel Elchel. Lee Reinheimer. Her
man Myers Samuel Cohen, Henry
Brauer, Sam Rosendorf, Nose Rose, Al
bert Wise, Milton Bloo-nberg and 9TH
erG
The Every Tuesday Club met We'd
nesday afternoon with Miss Sara Wei
siger.
ITO Have and To Hold" was thu novel
under discussion. After the literary pro-
gramcne dainty Refreshments We're serv-
ed.
Among those present were Mrs. Free
man. Mrs. Charles Weisiger, Misses Leila
Fox, Madge Weisiger, Mabel McaSa&n,
Alice and Sa1lie Yancey, Annie Snyder.
Edith and Annie Keesee lnez Weisiser,
Agnes and Kate Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Tanner gave
a delightful musicale at their home on
Tuesday evening In honor of Mrs. An
drew Mackay, of St. Louis.
Miss Gay RaGland, MIR. Shepherd Webb
and Mr.. Charles Tanner were the musi-
clans Of the evening.
Among the invited guests were Cover
nor and Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler, DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Brock. Mr., and Mrs. George
". Stevens, Mrs Ben. Nash. Mr. and Mrs.
John Tyler. Mrs. William Tanner, Mr..
and Mrs- Il. T. Lyons, MIR. md Mrs. j.
a. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Sands,
Miss Edmond. Miss Mabel Walker, Miss
Ct6tchfteid. miss Hattie Tyler, Miss
Mary Shelton: Messrs. Crnond Young.
Joe Young, Gus MiEhtsar and Null
crutchfield.
Rev. Carey f. Morgan and wife ten
dered a reception at TIL cir home, No.
10 North Laurel Street. THURSDAY night
TO the members and officers of the Young
Mems Missionary Societ. of the Seventh ,
Street Christian Cs,urc1,.-
Mrs. Morgan was assisted in Receiving
the guests and serving the refreshments
by Misses Agnes AicCarssly, Helen
ouarles, Lncy Qnarles. Ruby Thomas.
Maurice Edwards. Anna Bates, raias
Holiday. Lyme Mosley and Fannie Mos.
ley.
The Young Mems Missionary Society
Is composed Of about one hundred md
twenty-five men. most of whom called
during the evening An interesting pro-
grsa.ne OF music was rendered and a
very pleasant evening was spent
Tho annual Purtm ball OF Beth Ahaba
Sunday School Was given Wednesday