Evening star., 1911-08-27
CuLPEpER, VA.
,ecial Correspondence Of The star.

/ CULt7EkEH. va, august 20. 1Sl1
Mrs. Yates McAlpine Wilson of Norfolk
is a guest OF Miss Corrie Hill on West
street. Mr.. and Mrs w. IA. Berry of
Baltimore are visiting Mrs. Berrys aunt.
Mrs. Cave English, for several weeks.
Mrs Mary Miller Woodward has re-
turned to her home in Roland Park after
summer spent at her former home in
Rappahannock. DR.. Brayson Fitzhugh
of McKeesport with a party consisting
Of Miss Abbie Fitzhugh, Mrs. McMillen
and DR.. Pote Of McKeesport and Mr.
Mayo Fitzhugh Of Pittsburgh motored
over to Culpeper last week. where they
| have been visiting Mr.. Pembroke Fitz-
hugh and other friends in the county.
Miss Della Yowell returned Saturday
| from delightful six-week tour of France
and the British Isles and has had as her
guests this week Mrs. E. l. Lipscomb of
| Washington. Miss Nelson Green of Lex
| ington KY, accompanied by her brother.
Mr. l.. M. Green. and her aunt. Miss
Mitchell. arrived in Culpeper this week
Main street. Miss Celeste Williams left
| this week for a round Of visits to friends
| in Alexandria and Winchester. Va, and
| in Mitchellville. Md. and will probably
be gone some weeks Mr.. Clarke Thomp-
son. sr., who has been visiting his daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Warren Coons returned to his
| home near Lynchburg. Mrs. Coons and
| Miss Mary Edwina Coons are spending
| several weeks at their farm in the Ry
land neighborhood. Miss Jean Coons Is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Hunt stroth-
| er. and will be In Culpeper until the mid
| die of September, visiting Mrs. Roger
Bickers later on. Judge Rucker and
Gen. King of Washington are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Durant at their
beautiful country home. Miss Ruth
Griffin who has been spending the sum-
| mer there. lett Thursday for her home in
st. Joe. Mo- DR.. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis
will leave Monday for a two-week tour
| through the northern states. They ex-
pect to visit New York. Niagara, Mon
treal and the Thousand Islands before re-
| turning. Miss Emma FAINT left Thursday
for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Martin
O'Toole in Washington. She was ac-
companied by Misses George and Elinor
Wine. who will also be the guests of rela-
tives there.
Misses Clara and Hanna Bailey spent
the week end with Miss Marshall in
Charlottesville. Their sister, Mrs. L. l..
Griffith of Staunton, who has been visit
ing them this summer. has returned home
accompanied by her young niece. Miss
Margaret Whitestone. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cartey of Ivanhoe. Va. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Orville Loving. left
this week. for trip north that will in
clude visits to friends in Washington and
in Harrisburg. Pa. Miss Evelyn Nc
Cartey will be the guest of the Misses
Loving until her parents return. Mrs.
d. c., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Nalle at their home in the county. Mrs.
Barton, who was Miss Margaret Burgess
before her marriage last year. has many
several summers. Mrs. NJ. ]. Grove is
home, after a two-wesk visit to friends
in Washington. D. c. While there she
attended the marriage. of Miss Sophia
Clober. former resident of Culpeper.
and Mr. E. L. Chrisler Of Auburn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Carter of Wash
ington, d. c., are the guests of Mr.. Car
ter's sister, Mrs. Haminie Spillman. at
her home near town. Mrs. Albert Simms
and Miss Matte Simms of Reieigh, N. c..
are the guests of their cousin, Mrs. Pamela
Brown. at the Grange, this county, and
will also visit friends in Madison and
elsewhere in Culpeper before returning
home. Mrs. Samuel Booker and her small
niece. Mildred Earle Lewis, are spending
the week end with Miss Bessie Johnson
in Washington.
DR.. and Mrs Judd Miller of Norfolk
| were guests of Mr.. Burnett Miller recent
ly. Ell route to Madison, where they will
visit DIR. Miller's parents for several
weeks. Misses Elizabeth Matthews and
Ruth Schoolfield returned this week from
| a delightful visit to the Misses Jackson
at Keswich. Mr. Robert Matthews. who
has been at Atlantic City for the past ten
days. also returned this week. The Bill
ken Club was entertained Friday morn
ing by Miss Fannie Yowell at Corner
View, her home. near Culpeper. Mr..
Thomas G. Tate spent several days this
Shirley Tate, is home after a visit to
Ellis Ay1or in Madison. Polk Miller, the
popular Richmond humorist. and his
quartet Of negro singers charmed a large
audience at the opera house Friday night.
Mr.. Miller was In his happiest vein, which
is saying volumes. and the evening was
one of complete. enjoyment Mr.. Joe
Ware. who has been the guest of the
Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Ware at the rectory
for several weeks. left Monday for sew
eral days in Baltimore, after which he
will return to his home in Clarke The
Wednesday Morning Bridge met this
her home on Jamesons hill. Those
playing were Mesdames Louis Wise
Jennings, Mercer Jennings. Clyde Lewis.
Sam Booker, Earle Whitehorne: Misses
Jaqueline Ware. Mary English and Byrd
Law. The prize Of dainty Priscilla
| workbag was won by Miss Ware. Miss
Sadie Armstrong was a guest of Mrs. d.
James Coleman this week on her return
from New York, where she has been at
tending the summer session Of the CO.
| lumbia University. Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Strother are members of a house party
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Jaeger at
Yorktown this week. Miss Ruth Elan
vile, who had been spending some time
with Mrs. strother. left the first Of the
week for her home in Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hall. and DR.. Robert
Elliot Parks OF South Carolina were mar
ried Wednesday morning at the home of
the brides parents on Main street. the
Rev. Thomas Hooper of the Presbyterian
| Church performing the ceremony. DR..
and Mrs. Parks left on the noon train
| for an extensive wedding trip. Mrs
Franklin Duncan entertained several
days ago in compliment to her house
guests Misses Margaret Wells and An
ME May Long of Louisiana, who left for
home this week. Master Jim Hudson en-
tertained a number of his little friends
Tuesday afternoon at the residence of
his great-grandfather, Col. Slaughter
Bradford on Jamesons hill, the occa-
sion being his sixth birthday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richie Grove were members of a
weekend house party at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Bell at Madison Run.
Others In the party, which was in the
nature of family reunion, were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Calvin Belly and Mr.. and Mrs. B.
C.. Bell Of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham Winn and Mr.. and Mrs. B. c.
Matthews of Madison.
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
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