The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04


SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
IN RRA HUGO ROSENBERG, Of
IvY PlttsburE, national president
FIfV OF the Council OF Jewish Wo-
EAevA mem Mics Sadie American,
% New York; national sec.
retary, and Mrs. Robert We'll, Of New
aork, president OF that section. whu
70 Jar1astown to attend the meeting
~ the national executive committee OF
.ttne Council OF jewish Women, were
Ines Euestks Of honor Friday noon at an
lolaporate luncheon given by the Rich
mond section OF the council at the JEFF
tersof1 Hotel. Decorations ware In
american Beauty roses md covers, were
s!ald 1or seventy. i've. Mrs. E.lssA. Exe-
klei. president or the Richmond Sec.
Introduced the speakers. who respond
ad %e1oquently to the following toasts:
our Guests" Mrs. u. IL. Judah; Work
ot the Council Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg:
"Phtlanthropy.,' Mrs. Myer Kirsll;
our Future" Miss Sadie American;
Peace and Arbitration" Miss Florence
halhin1er. and 1.-The Gentlemen" Rev.
Or. Edward N. calisch.
Following the lunclv,on. q special
meeting OF the council was held in the
v~estry.room OF Temple Beth Ahabah.
Addresses by the visiting delegates de-
lighted a large and enthusiastic III
,dicncc.
Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg sketchcd the
history OF the council from its incep-
ton In 1898 to the present day. The
growth of the council has been steady.
from two sections formed in 1898,
there have sprung to-day seventy.eigh,
with branches in England. and hopes
OF forming them in Germany, Italy and
rance Miss American emphasized
the Significance and magnitude OF the
work Tor which the council stands, and
laid great stress on the religious and
p~hilanthropic aims and activities and
the problem OF Immigrant aid.
Mrs. Robert Well brought cordial
greetings from the New York Section.
and told OF the splendid work which
that section has done and is now doing.
The meeting was brought to a close
a vocal solo. beautifully rendered
by Mrs. Celia Weilman, and a piano
recital by Miss Irma Thalhtmer, who
performed LISTS Second Hungarian
%Tshapsodie" In an artistic manner.
wedding Guests.
President Harry st. George Tucker,
of the Jamestown Exposition, and Mrs.
Tucker. who will come to Richmond
for the Jolinston-Welch wedding. q
fashionable event of tomorrow. will be
the guests while here of Judge and
Mrs. L. l.. Lewis, at No. Sl3 West
Franklin Street.
Mrs. John Randolph Tucker and Mrs.
John Lee Logan. of Lexington. Va. Will
be with Mrs. Clement Darlington Nc
Phail, at No. $40 Harrison Street.
Halloween Party.
A Halloween marty was given by
Miss Myra Tay.- in her home on
Grove Avenue. Picturesque and appro-
pirate decorations were in autumn
leaves, pumpkins and cut flowers. The
color scheme was effectively carried
out in orange and black.
lor, Moselle Robins. Nellie Briel, Grace
jones. Edith Rowe. Frances Bacon,
Grace Williams. Mittie Points. Leila
Lacy. Lola Woodcock, Rebecca Hard
wicke. Annie Taylor and Alice Taylor:
Messrs. Burton. Stringfeliow. Spencer.
Hall. Morris. Odell. starke. Paimore,
Ammons, Harris. Porter. Burnett, Bat
kins and Taylor.
Mrs. t;reenc's Reception.
Mrs. Edward Mccormick Greene. OF
Ben Venue. R~appahannock county, Va.
was at home to friends Saturday from
$50 P. N. to IL o'clock. thetrecept!on
being followed by a dance.
Children.a H%allove:en.
Little Miss Frances and Master
Charles Chaplin. OF No. 316 East Cary
Street, entertained their friends Thurs
day night at q very enjoyable Hal
lowe'en party,
The children were dressed In most
fantastic costumes. The dining-room
was decorated in green. red and yellow,
while hideous pumpkin lanterns were
hung all about.
In the centre OF the table was a
mammoth pumpkin and little red imps
surrounded. While the children were
seated around this weird table par
tnking of their supper. in walked q big
ghost. but kind Mother Padura soon
came TO their rescue with her magic
powders, which each child ate, thus
causing the horrid spook to vanish
quickly.
NIOtnef faouFa anu neT iaTleS abslbt.
ed the children in games. rotations,
singing and the sake walk. Little Mr..
Wilbur Rose proved to be the most
successful "bobber" for the apple, so
he carried of the boys prize, a George
Washington hatchet, while Louise
Gates won the girls prize, a pretty
gilt buckle. The BOBBY prizes fell to
Gertrude Gary and Albert Mullen.
Those present were little Misses Louise
Gates. Nadine. Dickersoh, Daisy Patter-
sop, Emily Garrett n Frances
Chaplin, Masters Laurie Mems, Austin
Cooke. Wilbur and Percy Rose, Albert
Mullen, John Combs, Herbert Ernest,
Trent sydnor and Charlie Chaplin.
Now at Home.
DIR. William A. Shepherd and Mrs
Shepherd have returned from q South
ern wedding tour, and are now at homo
at No. 200 West Grace Street.
Personnl Mention.
Miss Sue Hampton Tyler, Of Rad;
ford, the daughter of former Cover
nor r.. Hoge Tyler, is the guest of Mrs
Preston Carson at Dundee"