Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-02
SOCIETY.
CULPEPER, VA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Miss Arvin Samuelson is visiting friends
and relatives in Richmond. Miss Sadie
Armstrong was the guest this week of
Mrs. D. James Coleman. and later went
to Charlottesville where she will spend
several weeks Mr. Byrd Leavell of
Washington was the weekend guest of
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Puliam Miss
Josephine Slaughter, who spent several
weeks with Miss Marian Sampson, is now
stopping at Mrs. James Prosser's. Miss
Rosalie Rixey has returned from three
week visit to her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams of Fairview. Mrs.
Mamie Brooke and her nephew, Travers
Daniel. jr., of Richmond. were in Gull
pepper the first of the week. Mrs. James
Williams and daughters and her niece,
Miss Lucy Williams. who are stopping al
the Hotel Culpeper, We're the guests Tues
day of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Knox
Wood at their home near Brandy. Mrs.
Helen Johnson Strother, who spent the
months of May and June with her father.
Mr. |. L. Johnson. in Washington, has
returned to Culpeper for the summer.
Mr.. Edward Duncan and Miss Bette
Duncan We're in Cuipeper Tuesday on
their return from visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Duncan near Stevensburg-
Miss Margaret johnson of lower Gull
pepper was the guest of Miss Nan Tate
GilkeSon the first of the week. Mr..
James Yancey and his friend, Mr. Nc
Entee of Washington. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs William Yancey of Ar
lington. for horse show week. Misses
Laura and Ruberta Smith of Boston, this
county are visiting friends in Culpeper.
Miss Luce Wiltshire of Baltimore and
Miss Elinor Collins of San Antonio. Tex,
are guests of Mrs Mildred Bispham.
Mrs Rebecca Shackelford. who has been
stopping some time with Mrs. Hewlett
Norris, spent the week end with her son,
Judge George Shackelford. in Orange.
Mrs. Max Samuelson entertained inform
ally Friday evening in honor or Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Forbes. jr. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Griffin and children of ST. Joseph.
Mo-. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Durant. Miss Helen Gilmer is spending
some days with Miss Fannie Louise Rixey
at her home in the country. Miss Della
Pannill of Orange. who attended the high
school here last winter, Is the guest OF
Miss Emma FAINT for the horse show.
Miss Della Talaferro and her brother.
William Taliaferro, who are spending the
Culpeper Monday. Miss Lenore Coleman
has gone to Washington. where she eX-
poets to remain several months. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucian Foushee and children of
Reva, this county, We're the guests this
week of MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Triplett.
Mrs. Stewart Brand of Washington is
on visit to her parents Col. and Mrs.
Newhouse. She was Joined Thursday
by Mr. Brand. who will be in Culpeper
until after the horse show next week.
DIR. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis We're hosts at
dinner Tuesday given in compliment TO
DR.. and Mrs. Maryan Lewis. whose mar
riage was one of the social events OF
early June Other guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Booker, Miss Adella Vowel,
Edward Perry and Burnett Miller. The
Matinee Bridge Club met Friday with
Miss frankie Taunt at her home on
Main street. Among those who are en-
tertaining house parties for the horse
show are the Misses Vowel of Corner
View, near Culpeper. Their guests in
clude Mr. and Mrs. r. Halves Lipscomb
of Richmond, Mr.. Harry l.. Vowel of
Bluefield, W. Va, and Miss Grace Hall
of Washington. Mrs. Clay Mason ana
Master Strother Hoge of Bluefied. W.
Va were the guests of Miss Bessie Mack
all this week en- route to Rappahannock,
where they will visit Mrs. Mason's par
ents, Judge and Mrs. Strother. Mrs. .>or-
ris Thompson of Roanoke and her sister.
Miss Hattie Brown, are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Sayre Thompson of Milton for
horse show week. Mr.. ]. ]. Thompson.
who has been visiting friends in Culpeper,
returned to Milton Monday. Prof. Glenn
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Bottoms Mr.. and Mrs James
Strother are entertaining house party
at Kinlock. their summer home. near Gull
Ira Rhodes of WEIGH, w. Va; Miss
Champ Thompson of Waynesboro. Miss
Naubauer and DR. Dickens OF Lynchburg
and Miss Vera Taylor of Baltimore. MISS
frankie Taunt entertained the Billiken
Card Club and d few additional friends
THURSDAY morning at her home on Main
street. Miss Julia Miller Blake also gave
a morning card party Friday at the home
of her aunts. the Misses Waite. where
she is spending the summer. Miss Jack
Stearns, who spent the winter and spring
months with friends in Washington and
Richmond, is the guest of friends In Cul-
pepper this week and will later go to Far
ley. Der country home, in the Brandy
neighborhood. Mrs Frederick Power
Hudgins entertained with two tables of
five hundred Tuesday morning. Mrs. d.
James Coleman was hostess to the
Wednesday Morning Bridge Club this
week. Those present in addition to the
club members We're Mrs. James Williams
of Red Springs, n c.. who was the guest
of honor, and Miss Sadie Armstrong of
Rappahannock. house guest of Mrs
Coleman.