The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-10
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Miss Lima Mayo, arthur ~. MaS''
Goo ID NavO Miss Mary s. Mcclure
II NJ. Moses. Miss Isolene Moses.
Nuss r. f. Mcdowell, Miss Lena Noble
Miss A. N. McGreary, James Northey
Miss Mary McLelland. A. II. Nelson.
yfreiulus Newton. Mrs. V. Newton,
Miss Bessie Nowlin. Miss NJ. Nicholas.
DR. w r. Oppcnhimer. John A. Olcott,
Miss ". C. Oppenhlmer. Geo Olcott,
Dr ST. J. Oppenhimer, w. H. Pizzini,
NIfss Annie pizzini. Louis ". PizZini
All ]. Pizzini. Juan 4. Pizzini
James -. Patton, Mrs. Jas. ID. Patton,
S. S. p. PattesOn. Allan Potts,
Mrs. G. g. McPhaH. Mrs. y. b. Munford.
Mics possie Pace. Roosevelt PAGE.
Miss Mildred Perkins. Maj. John Poe, Jr..
Mrs John Pee. Jr. Miss Rena Poe.
W. O. Priddy, MISS Mapel rage
Miss Kate Phillips, MISS kate fowers'
Sergeant Charles Page ). ,. Perkins
Nfre * Perkins. II. s. Pussy.
c. X. Pollock, Jonh rope
w. Fred. Peasants c. &. Rady'
William =. Reddy. Mrs. Alice NJ. Reddy'
loon Ruskcn George c. Ruskell.
Mrs Lizzie Rusken. w. X Kopins'
Miss Gertrude Rves, MISS kaniet'
Nfies Nauio Rogers. Miss Lottie Redford.
WW Rvap Miss Nellie Ryan,
q p ROW. George l.. Street.
Mrs. George L. Street, Miss Janey Steel.
Mrs. Cbas. L. Steel Sergt. Frank steel,
John J. Steinhracher. Jas. J. simmons,
Mrs. Jno. j. Steinhracher. II. r. SHELL
James n. simmons. Mrs. Jas. T. simmons,
~ l., Subblcfeld Miss Bessie Stuhleheld,
Frank r. Stacey, X. McC. Southali'
Albert Schneider. T. x. Sampson,
- ~ r.inprev. Miss Elise Strother.
pufue m. Sarvay. Mrs Rufus IT. Sarvey,
Jacob S. Scmon. y. - otalhe'
Mrs r. u. Starkc. Miss Susie l.. Starke,
Mrs VI. T.. Smelling. Miss Salhe Snelllns'
Miss b. NJ. Savage W. h. Snook'
George Schoen. Mrs. Geo Schoen,
col. 10 Lane stern. Miss Annie Stewart,
Miss Lrcy Stewart, Miss Norma stewart
Miss Hope Stewart, Miss Lille Smith
Miss Schneider. Miss lsa s. smith
Miss Mary T.. smith. Monroe Smith,
Dr. IT. NJ TAYLOR. Mrs. II. NJ. Taylor.
Chas. IT, Talbot. Mrs. Chas. II. Talbot,
Miss Sallie NJ. Talbot. Allen Talbot
J. J. Tienor. Mrs. J. J. Tignor,
G. II. Tompklns, Mrs. G.. H. Tompkins'
l.. r. Thomas. Mrs L. r.. Thomas,
Hay r. Thornton. Mrs. Hay T. Thornton.
r. =. Traylor Miss Eugenia T. Tenant
Chas W. Tanner. Mrs Chas. w Tanner,
Col VIM. f. Tanner. H. Seldom Taylor
Mrs II. s. Taylor, Miss Livy Thompson.
w IT, Tyree, Jr., Mrs. w. II. Tyrce, Jr,
Lieut.. Henry T. Vaughan. John Vaughan,
r. S. ". Valentine, Miss Ruby Vaughan.
Clarence Werner Mrs. r. II. Whitlock
r.. G. Williams Miss Mary Williams
Walter A. Williams, Hon. Geo. j. Wise
Hon. S. b. Witt. Mrs. s. 3. witt
w H. Weisiger Lieut.. Clarence Wyatt.
Mrs. Clarence Wyatt. Joseph Wyatt
Virgie Wyatt. Frank VI. Wise
Mrs. Frank VI Wise L. James Willis,
Miss Indie Watson, r. G. Williams. IT.,
y. @. Williams Mrs. x. G. Williams.
Miss Elise Williams. Miss Bruce Williams,
c.. A. Walker. Miss Annie r. Walker,
Miss Norma Walker, j. Armstrong Welsh,
Miss Wexford Miss Lille Wood,
Mrs j. A. Welsh. Miss v G. Winfree.
j. +. White. Wythe White.
S. l.. Wood. Lieut.. Frank NJ. Woon,
Sargt. T. y. White. Mrs. r. b. White.
Gen. Peyton Wise Mrs Peyton Wise
Miss Laura r. Wright c. Z. Watson
Charles A. West. Mrs Charles a. West
Miss Lille Whitman. Miss l.. Yarbrough
J.. q. Younger. Mrs. L. c.. Younger
George a. Gibson. Mrs w. II. Weisiger,
Mrs. r.. S. ". Valentine,
Lady Patrouesses
The following IS a list Of lady patron
esses WHO haze largely aided IN the
arrangements for the reception, and have
been instrumental I'm bringing about its
unparalleled success:
Mrs. W. G. Mayo chairman, Mrs
George Wythe Munford, Mrs. John Bel
Bigger Nrs. John NJ. Patton. Mrs. a.
j. vs.. Hobson, Mrs. l.. j. Crutchhold.
Mrs T. j. Levy. Mrs. John S. Wise Mrs.
Andrew Pizzini Mrs Sol. Cutchins. Mrs.
Clarence Wyatt. Mrs. Alexander Cameron,
Mrs j. Taylor Ellyson, Mrs. j. w. Nc
Kinney Mrs. James Lyons. Mrs. Hugh
NJ. TAYLOR Mrs. II. r. Glaz brook. Mrs.
Joseph Bryan, Mrs. G. G.. McPfail. Mrs.
r. H. Whitock. Mrs. +. y. Hotchkss. |
Mrs Charles II. Talbot. Mrs. c. A. Cren- !
shaw. Mrs 4. II. Drewry, Mrs. Addie |
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W. James Epps, Mrs. W. Y. Cppenhimer,
Mrs Arthur Seldom.
Unlimited credit is due TO the reception
committee for the able and perfect man
nor i'm which they carried out their ar
du0us duties. Thanks 90 their untiring
efforts. the reception was a great sue |
cess and AN who had the good fortune
of being present will forever remember
the memorable eve Of the centennial of
one of the finest military Organizations in
the country
The following are the members Of the |
reception committee: Colonel John Bell !
Bigger chairman. Captain +. j. Levy. |
Captain John $. Wise. Captain George W. J
Jarvis. CAPTAIN Andrew Pizzini Jr., Lieu |
tenant Clarence Wyatt Lieutenant Henry |
r. Vaughan Lieutenant Frank NJ Woon' |
Lieutenant Thomas Nelson Page, Lieuten- |
ant Hugh VI. TAYLOR Alexander Cameron, !
IT. seldom Taylor Hon. John H. Ingram, |
W. -. Chcsterman, Hon. James Lyons. |
Jackson Guy. w. +. Reddy. Sergeant |
Frank r.. steel Corporal George f. Gay. |
A. l.. Davis =. $. Hagen.
Colonel John Harry Richardson yester-
day presented TO the Blues a picture of |
CAPTAIN William Richardson. the first |
commander of the Blues who was com |
missloned on June 90 f7S9 when the com !
panv was known by the name Of Rich
mcnd Iieht Infantry. The picture viii |
be officially rendered the company this
evening before leaving the armory.
At the same time Colonel John Bell Big |
ger viii turn over TO the company |
likeness Of his father. the late Colonel |
Thomas b. Bigger. The picture repre-
scnts him i'm the fun dress uniform of the
Blues whose Captain he was from 1882
20 1888 Another picture TO be presented |
10 the Blues this morning Is a photograph
of Thomas HaslSns Bigger. a son OF
Colonel j. Bell Bigger. representing him
I'm FUN dress uniform as a marker OF the
company I'm 1871.
The company the members OF the as
ISOLATION and war veterans will assemble
az the armory this morning az o'clock.
The company viii appear in full dress
uniform. and the veterans and members
Of the association are requested 10 wear
gloves and light canes. After the presen-
tation ceremonies they. VIII march 20 the !
Capitol square. where a picture OF the
whole party viii be taken bv Mr.. w. w. |
Foster. the well-known artist.
At 10 o'clock Governor Mckinney and !
Mayor EHyson viii review the Blues from
the steps of the Capitol building and