The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
Culpeper Social News
Special to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Culpeper, Va, December 2l--GeorEc
Hiden visited Washington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hoffman. of
Mitchells. spent Saturday In town.
Carol Burgess has been visiting in
town this week.
Rev Father Grove, Of charlottes-
vile, preached at the Catholic Church
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Durant were in
town this week.
Miss Fannie Perry who has been
spending the last two months in War
renton, is visiting her parents here
NJ NJ. Simmons spent Sunday and
Monday in Baltimore.
Frank Bywaters returned Monday
from a short visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iansborough and Mrs.
John Walker, of Batna, were visitors
in Culpeper last SATURDAY,
very enjoyable social affair was
the silver Japanese tea held last Fri
day evening at the home of Miss
decorated with Christmas garlands and
three Japanese booths in the dining
room were presided over by Misses
Perry, Dolly Hudgins and Helen Arm
strong who as typical Japanese wait
ing maids, met the visitors at the door
Rev Mr. Hooper, Miss Mary English
and Mrs. Fred Hudgins rendered the
evening still more delightful by their
music.
virglnius Brown, of William and
Mary College. arrived Thursday to
spend the holidays with his family
at Novum.
NJ and Mrs. E; $. LiRscomb, Of
ton; Ernest and Cora Vowel. of
Charlottesville, Will be the guests of
Corner View. during the holidays.
Andrew Brown. of Slate Mills, spent
several days this week with friends in
town.
Hunton Wood, of Rappahannock, was
in town this week
Misses Rebecca and Fannie Morris,
of A1itchells. We're In town Saturday.
Edgar Nottingham and daughter,
Were in town on Saturday.
Stacy and Frank Carpenter, of
Novum. were in town Saturday.
Max Woolfork spent part of the week
at the home of his uncle, Pink Law.
Miss sally Anderson leaves Saturday
for New York. where she Will spend
the holidays.
Mrs. Monroe Farmer and little son
Were guests Of Mrs. Dick Kelly for
several days this week.
Will Fisher. of Slate Mills, was in
town on business trip Saturday.
Misses MILAN and Bessie Brooke
are expected home this week.
Miss Laura Smith, who Is offending
is home for the Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walton spent
several days this week In Washing
ton. d. C.
Mrs. Writ Chelf was hostess to the
Senior 500 Club last Thursday after
noon. Members of the club present
We're Mesdames Cooper. Tucker Chelf,
Mathews. Loving, Walton. Samuelson.
Misses Gertrude Armstrong, Bette
Jones Sadie Gilkeson. The guests of
the club were Mesaames Fred Hudgins,
Darlington Watkins and Miss Byrd
Law. Mrs. Lewis Nelson, Jr., assisted
Mrs. Chelf in entertaining, and delicious
oyster patties, sandwiches and coffee
We're served.
Lieutenant Lewis Jennings, OF the
battleship New Jersey. now stationed
at Boston. is expected home Saturday
to spend Christmas with his family.
Joe FAINT, of Washington, spent Sun
day in town, visiting his parents.
Miss Mary English entertained the
Monday Bridge Club on the 10Th. Those
present were Mesdames Turner,
Mathews, Hudgins. Booker, Coleman,
Underwood, Watkins, Samuelson;
Misses vass. Sampson and Law. Olive
and cheese sandwiches. with coffee and
minis. We're served after the game.
Mrs. Bessie Triplett recently spent
several days in Washington.
Miss Nan Tate Gilkeson is expected
home Saturday to spend her Christ
mas vacation.