The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06
Social and
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The annual masked ball of Beth Allaba
Synagogue was given last evening at
Masonic Temple and was a brilliant SIC
cess The masks were especially clever,
and the little folks presented a pretty
scene in their fantastic costumes.
The girls first prize was awarded to
Miss Maurice Cohen, who represented a
plea for the Carnegie Library, and the
second to Miss Minna Hutzler, who was
a clever caricaturc of Carrie Nation.
Morton Rosenbaunl, who. represented
all nations at China, captured the bo,s'
first prize, and Robert Wallerstein, as
Mark Hanna, was awarded the second.
At 1890 O'Clock refreshments were
served and the older people joined iii
the dance.
Among the maskers We're: Misses Helen
Galcsli, flower girl; Harry Kirsh. shep-
hcrdess; Marion WalIerstein. Martha
Washington; Alice Marcuse, Colonial cos
tune; E'loribcl Rosenbaum, George Wash
ington; Josie Myers, paper doll; Bertha
Meyers, Japanese; Heller, peasant
girl: Sadie Marcusc, peasant girl; Glenn
encc Nallerstein. water sprite; Mlnna
IIutzler Carrie Nation; Helen BLOCK,
Washington Post: Amy B!oomberg. snow
drop; Sadie Hellstcrn, Carrie Nation;
Maurice COhen. Lula
Stern. nurse girl; Elsie Fcllheimer, white
rats: Masters Ira Stern, clown; Horace
Hellstern. Evening Leader; Henry Straus
and Aubrey Straus, Bosco and his man
agcr: Harold Calisch, little boy blue;
Ivan Roscnbau1n, clown; Robert Waller
STEIN Mark Hanna; Ernest Stratus, Car
RE Nation Emanuel Wallerstein, little
boy blue; Maurice Hutzler, Indian, and
many others.
The regular monthly meeting of the AS
ISOLATION for the Preservation OF Virginia
Antiquities was held at noon yesterday at
the Virginia Historical Society rooms.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan presided. The James
town Committee and Tri-Centennlai Com
mittee gave very satisfactory reports.
Several new life members and many an
nual members were received. Among the
annual members in Richmond are Mrs.
Horace Halves. Miss Jane rutherford
and Mrs Andrew H. Christian, Jr
Mrs Z. D. Hotchkiss was appointed
chairman Of the Committee on Arrange
ments for the annual excursion to James
town with Mrs. Decatur AXtelL and MIS-.
John Dunn as assistants.
Mrs. Stephen Putney resigned from the
Ways and Means Committee, and Mrs.
Virginus Hall was elected in her place.
Professor Charles w. Kent Will speak
before the Association for the Preserva-
ton Of Virginia Antiquities on March 18th
at. the hall of the House of Delegates.
His subject will be 1.-The Preservation of
the Past The public will be cordially
invited.
A most enjoyable surprise party was
rendered Miss Mary Drewry Friday even
ing at her residence. No. PA East Frank
lin Street Games and dancing were in
dulsed in, and dainty refreshments were
served.
Among Miss Drewrys friends were:
Misses Hattie Shields. Lillian Binford,
Mary Drake Louise Herbert, Frances
Jenkins. Cora Younger, Nora Lanshorne'
Lisa Archer, Rosa Satterheld. Mary
Moulton. Emily Hutchinson, Carrie Neal,
Jeanne Taylor, Fannie Waddll, Mamie
Montague Margaret Williams; Messrs.
While Turner, Allen Newton, Paul Stew
ems, John West OFT Drake, William and
Gilmer Minor. Neville Montague, Percy
Montague. Willie Reed, Blackford Cam
eron, Warner and Nelson Robins. Charlie
Bowe, Eddie Saunders, John Carleton,
Sam REGISTER, Joe Crenshaw and Lottier
Upshur.
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Colbert. of Hamp-
ton, will celebrate their golden wedding
to-day. A large number of Richmond
their greeting to the aged couple. Among
these will be: Captain Frank Cunning
ham. Mrs. Clarence G. Burton, Mrs: j.
r. Gill, Captain Thomas Cunningham,
Mrs. William e. iTrahern, Mrs. John f.
Talbot. Mrs. William r. Farrell, and
Mr. Judsoa Cunningham, all nieces and
nephews; Mrs. James E. Cook and Els
worth and Thomas Cunningham Cook
and others.
The following prizes will be given at
the Purim and masquerade ball of the
Sir Moses Montefiore congregation. to
he held at S;ienger Halle Thursday eve
ming. March 7th: Ladies first prize
diamond ring: ladies' second prize, beau
tiful toilet set; sentlemen's first prize,
diamond scarf pin; Sentlemens second
prize. silk umbrella. with sllver-upped
handle. Music will be furnished By
STEMS Academy Orchestra, ana MT
Memo Mitteldorfer will be the floor mana
ger.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of r. E. Lee
Camp will hold their regular meeting at
the Camp Hall this afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock.
Miss Weaver. of Georgia, is the guest
of Miss Matte Pollard. of West Grace
Street.
Mrs. T. II. Elicit left Monday for
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Dunbar Roy.
Miss Willie Hill, OF Newport News, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Olmstead, OF New Jersey, who
has been the guest of Mrs Jesse Tyson,
in Baltimore, will reach Richmond tins
weel. for visit of some length.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Arnold who
have been staying with Air. and Mrs.
Morris Arnold for the past two weeks,
left last night for their nome IN Atlanta.
Mr., and Mrs. Edmund Benson, of Nash
vile. will arrive in the city Thursday to
visit Mrs. Benson's parents, Major and
Mrs. Clay DreWry.
Mrs. Small, formerly Miss Fannie Madl-
son Bragg, is the guest Of her mother on