The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SUOlHEs ANU TEhOUNHL.
There was a large meeting of the Rich
mond Chapter of the Daughters OF the
Confederacy at Lee Camp Hall yesterday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. An appeal was
made from the Bull Run Chapter. asking
for assistance in fencing in the cemetery
at that place, where are buried SO many
Confederate soldiers. Five dollars were
sent Ten dollars were also voted to help
In the purchase of a rolling chair for the
hospital at Soldiers Home. 1t was also de-
cided to purchase china for use at the
entertainments given by the chapter, eacn
person being assessed the small amount of
ten cents. Mrs. George Lyon is appointed
chairman of a Hospital Committee for the
purpose of visiting the patients who oc-
clrpy the Confederate room. SO generously
rendered the Daughters by the Virginia
Hospital for the use of INDECENT Confed-
crate veterans or widows, or wives of
same. Mrs. Randolph, having been made
chairman of the Central Committee of the
Jefferson Davis Monument Association,
appointed a local committee to help in
the work, consisting of the Executive
Board of the chapter, with the addition
of Mrs. John Purcell, Mrs. Archer -Ander-5
son, Mrs. John Robertson, Mrs. William
Vawter Mrs. Thomas W. Gardner, Mrs.
E. c. Minor, Mrs. Virginius Hull Mrs.
B. A. Blenler, Mrs. L. NJ. Hart. Mrs. r.
A. Patteson, Mrs. Frank Crump, Mrs.
T.. c.. Neimeyer, Mrs. Arthur G. Evans
Mrs. d. C. Richardson, Mrs. John A.
Lamb, and Mrs Stephen Beveridge.
This committee met. after the general
meeting to decide upon some plan to raise
money for the Jefferson Davis A1onu-e
ment, which plan will be presented to the
chapter for their approval in the near
future
A vote of thanks was given Miss Kate
Mason Rowland and her committee for the
successful work accomplished in having
Mr. Davis birthday. the Sd of June, made
a holiday in the public schools. and the
secretary was instructed to write letters
of thanks to Mr.. II. A. Atkinson, Senators
Opie, Munford. Foster and Anderson for
their cooperation in this matter.
"A most enjoyable masquerade ball was
given last evening at Masonic Temple for
the benefit of Beth Ahaba Sunday Echool.
The costumes were exceedingly clever,
and many difficult and excellent charac-5
tiers were portrayed.
The prizes were awarded as follows:
First ladies' prize, Miss Marissa Cohen,
tas Street Fair; second ladies' prize. Miss
Blanche Kaufman, as shouting sister,
first gentlemans prize, Melville and Law
renee Klein, as Jim Grow Car Bill; second
prize, Lewis Kaufman and Allen Strluse.
as the relief of Iadysmith. Among the
others were: "a bunch of flowers, Saidee
Hellstein daisy, Charlse Gunst (pansy).
Lily Eichel (Anerican Beauty, Carrie
Stern (poppy), Helen Block fern), Belle
Block (carnation), Eta Thalhimerz pink
rose). Julia Nelson (forget-ne-noD.
Dom Paul Kruger, Allen Strause; Rough
Rider. Edgar Kaufman: sailor. Lewis
Kaufman. Hortense Hecht, of Baltimore;
ACarlyn Nachman; Street Fair, NIarissaz
Cohen. Theo. Nelson Edwin Heller, Ifs.
,airsh; negro rnannmie, 5C,arence Waller
STEM Rosie Kirsh, Eugene Kass: negro,
Arthur We'll; fairy, Irma Strauss. jos
B. Cohen z. Lewis Levy, Roy Michel,
Eta Samuels, Essie Caron. Henry Stratus;
flower girl, Irrna Wa1lersfein: nurse,
Clarence Wallerstein: newsboy. Albert
Wallerstein, Ida Hutzler, Sadie We'll, Ro-z
sale Heller Lille Block. Corinne Sam
uels, Roy Rosenhloom; Sam BsnslwanSer,
Daisy Goldbac CHI, Yetta Goldenbe-g, Esther.
Thalhimer, Elsie Fellheimer Sarah Ro-s
senbloom. Kate Trauerman, William
Thalhimer, Bessie Straus, Ernest 6trause.
Arthur Strause, Irma3t.Thalhimer; T1llle
Held, as an old woman; Lucille Stern as
a japanese; Rena Ullman, Inez Hutzlsr,
Angel Held, Dorothy Rosenbaum, Hannah
Fannie Kirsh. Inez Heller; Robert Waller
stein, as Chinaman; Blanche aufman,
as shouting sister; Leo Levy, Merton
Rosenbaum. Melvin and Lawrence Stern;
Clarence NNallerste!n, as Martha Wash
ington.
Miss Grace Campbell Patterson,
daughter of the late DR.. II. NJ. Patter-a
son, of Stanton, was married IN that
city last evening to Mr.: Firth de Ford
Luck, of this city.
Miss Mamie E. Mantle, daughter of
Mr.. Cornelius NJ. and Mrs. Della A.
Mantle, will he married to Nlr. George
r.. Apperson on the 21st.
DR.. and Mrs. Bruce. James. Mrs :Id
Schoolfield and Miss Schoolfield. OF s3Dan-s
Vile. are spending a few days at the.
Jefferson.
Miss Nellie Tree is spending the month.
Of March In Washington.
The Daughters of the Revolution will
meet at the Virginia Historical Society
rooms to-day at noon.
Mrs. w. Weldon Is vis ;it51,: Rev
and Mrs. Rohb White. IN Savannah
Mrs. Samuel Bendheim has gone to
Washington and to New york for an ex x.
tended trip.
Miss Mary B: Hancock Greensboro:
sis spending a few days W tn Miss
sIrby Edwards. 40. eo31.s West IS Cary
Street