The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Culpeper Social News
I Special to The Times.Dispatc

Culpeper, Va. April S.-Mrs. Hugh
Hamilton returned home Saturday at
ter pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roslin Vass.
Mrs. Richard Townes spent Saturday
in Culpeper, the guest of her cousin
Mrs. f. NJ. Gilkeson.
Mrs. Herndon RiXey and children
spent several days this week with Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Williams. at Fair
view"
spent the weekend with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Browning.
Douglas Somervillc was an over
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs Wallace
Nalle. at their home in Culpeper.
Mrs. Charles Wine left Tuesday for
daughter, Miss Edna Wine, student
OF the Woman's college, She will be
gone about ten days.
Henry O'Bannon Cooper, Of A1eNan-
dria. spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs Silas Cooper.
Mrs. Carey Humphreys and little son.
kcmper. Of Brandy, have been the
guests Of Mrs. Humphreys parents. Col
Mrs Roy Hume lett this week for
Washington. where she will be tho
guest OF Mrs. Saunders.
Mrs. Charlie Gulley, of Staunton is
at their home on Railroad street.
Mrs. John Burroughs, accompanied
t 6y her sister, Miss Elma Wager, OF
Saturday with friends In Culpeper.
Miss Wager expects shortly to leave
for visit to relatives in New York.
Air and Mrs. Saunders Seiden. Of
Utah, Ala, have just arrived to take
possession of the farm recently pur-
chased from Mr.. NIahoney, Of Mitchell's.
and are stopping at Thomas Slaugh-
tcrs. This estate was formerly owned
by Mrs. Frank Hall, and was her home
for many years.
Miss Fannie Perry, who has been
spending the winter abroad. will sail
for New York, where she will spend
some time before returning to her
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Max samuelson were
Hamilton Smith Of .'Glenmore." in
Mon9f OF her sister-in-law, Mrs. Girls
i, Iaisigh T. Green, Of clarksburg. was
Mrs Green and children who joined
him in Clarksburg last fall. will prob
ably come TO Green Lawn" their home
IN Culpeper. for the summer months
delightful visit to rela tives in Rich.
mond 80 - 80 =
Mrs William Bolts, Of Rlxeyville.
Mas Mas ne guest this week Of her niece,
~ Z. Il
H,ayne' who is also the guest of Mrs
Waite. spent Sunday with friends in
i 81 returning to Culpeper the first
John Randolph and Fitzhugh White
students Of Woodberry Forest. spent
saturday, Sunday and Monday with
friends In CuIpeper.
bo Mss Gertrude Armstrong has had as
ner guests this week her brothers. sam
armstrong, of Baltimore, who sDcnt
sunday. and Wood Armstrong. of okla .
fa CITY. who was at the old home
for week. ho'i'c
Nh, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Slaughter. 81
brookiield, spent Sunday In CuIncprr
WIN captain Edwin Slaughter. Who
ieit mat evening to join the army OF
i''a1 , on the Mexican border
anu frank Gilkeson, Jr were ali
week END guests of Wallace Lewis at
ms nome near CuIpeper @ =,
ne rouse toulouse Bible Glass met
Ntunesday afternoon at the residence
OF MISS Kate Perry. who read a very
aple paper on the subject matter OF
IN. .i lesson--thc first chapter OF CORN
, u.iiihs. INC next meeting OF the class
VII ne on the Wednesday, after Eas-
ter with Miss Sadie Gilkeson
airs Hunt Strother, accompanied bv
her sister. Miss Mary Coons. and Miss
c i,mnie E 81, spent several days re-
Mrs. johnson and daughters Misses
r. RANGES and Rose Johnson, have heen
Inc guests or Mrs. Alfred Pulliam for
the past week, and left Thursday for
concord; n G.. where they Will visit
other friends before going TO the hons
ry purchased in Spartanburg,
Jack Ware, OF BerryviIle. was tho
recent guest Of his brother, Rev
Josiah ". Ware, at the rcctory on his
return from a meeting OF the eyec,,.
tivc board Of the State Normal School
at Farmville. which no has for eiGh.
teen years been a member.
..,s MISS Lulu Sutherlin entertained the
bli,'ken Club on Saturday at thu
residence of Mrs. Charles Goldshor'
ough: on Piedmont Street. The clnb
members present were Misses I.ouiso
FRAY. Della Ifolton, Leila. Fralev 'Aiico
Garter. Bessie Carter and Miss Sntha,.
IN the guests Of the club we're Mfssea
MARY! Mary Vass. Nell Vass. Mildred Hill
E = beth Redd, Florence Wood for!t
Byrd Law. The highest score vas
mace ny Miss Law. who was awarded
=, me en p = a silver shoehorn. Refresh