The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
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dence Ii New Hampshire Avenue.
washington.
Miss Whiting Is the youngest daugh-
/ ter OF Dr. and Mrs Whiting. Her BIS
d ter, Miss Alice Whiting, was introduced
\ last year.
q d.. and Mrs Whiting and the Misses
Ivy hitting spent the summer at the vir-
hg.nla Hot springs. where they mad q
cottage for the season.
l'fclkett- Bucharnn Dnznnr.
Pickett Buchanan Chapter. Dnugh-
tiers or the Eonrederacy, OF, Norfoik, is
tiholdtng a bazaar at tho Hotel Neddo,
Norfolk, for the benefit OF the relief
/ fund to be raised by the Virginia chap
ters for Confederate women unable TO
/ take care or themselves. o-day has
been set apart for the rendition or
Confederate songs and fancy dances ex-
ecuted by d number OF Norfol ks papu-
y lar artists.
/ niggs---Pfeilfcr.
Rev. Henry c. Pfeiffer, OF South Rich
mond, brother of the bride, otfic!ated
Monday at5sthe wedding In Petersburg
of Miss Amelia Pfeirer. daughter or
Mrs. j. q. Pseiffer. to Robert Munford
7 Biggs, also of petersburg.
| The bride was becomingly alfred IN
{ blue proadcioth suit. with hat and
gloves to match, and carried shower
bouquet or Bride roses There were
no attendants. The ceremony took
place before a bank OF yellow cnrysan-3
themiims and ferns Immediately at
ter the ceremony MIR and Mrs. Biggs
left for Norfolk, where they Will take
the boat for New York. Niagara Fails
and Canada. They Will be at home at.
ter November ID at 1714 Main street.
PETERSBURG,
Among the out or town guests were
Rev. and Mrs II. G. Pfeifrer, OF South
Richmond; Mrs. Ada Biggs and daugh-l
ter, Of Montyale; Mrs r. NJ. Dyer. OF.
sRoanoke a sister of the bride: Mrs.
Elizabeth Trick. OF Roanoke.
An informal reception was rendered
the bride byher sister, Mrs. r. q. John
son, at her home, 1913 Church Street.
Reception in Mansion.
Governor william, Hodges Mann ana
Mrs. Mann gave a reception last even
ing, at which the visiting members or
the Association of Military Surgeons OF
the United states and friends accom-
panying them were guests Of honor.
Many Richmond women helped to rem
der the evening most enpoyable to
visitors and others present. The Gov
ernor and his wife received with their
usual hospitality.
To-day the visitors Will be rendered
a luncheon In the Valentine Museum.
from 1 to 4 r. ~. and be given re-
sception at the Confederate Museum
from to Y. NJ
The Horse Show Party.
Every year party of Richmond
people go by steamship to New York
TO attend the Horse Show. Among
those Leaving next Saturday for the
annual trip are: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
ttisv N1yinH Ts,,rttr if
William IL Curtis. Miss Maud starke.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Seal. Miss Martha
Virginia Seal, Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Brad
Icy. Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Bauer. v.
Heehler. Jr.. NH. and Mrs. D. r. Mid
yette. Dr. and Mrs. j. c. Biasingalne,
Captain and Mrs. Morgan r. Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Il Carneal. Mrs.
Il. T. Robinson. Mrs. Robert S Crunp.
child and nurse. Mrs. r. l.. Hammond
and two children. Harvey Smith. Mrs.
H T. Triton. Mrs. r. T. Triton, Mr..
Isaac Thalhimer, Miss Lyle Gary, Miss
Kate Gary. Miss Elna Gary, Miss
Annie Duval, George E. Gary, Mr.. and
Mrs. George 81. Wyatt, Ashby Wat
ktns and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. omohun-
dro.
Visitors TO he Welcomed.
Visitors to Shelterlng Arms Free
Hospital to-day Will be welcomed BY
receiving committee of the board. |!
who will be at the hospital through
out the day. this being the annual
donation date. The members OF the |
board viii be glad to have all inter-
ested in Its work to come to the hos
pttal and be shown over 1T
In and Out of Town.
& DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Briggs, of But /
falo. N. Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. p. Dickinson, at 2233 West Grace 4
Street
Mrs. Ernest B.crawford. Of HARRISON