Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
CULPEPER.
speci.l oprre.pondence Of Tne Star.

Miss Byrd Law and her niece. Miss
Nan Woolfork, are home, after a visit
of some weeks to relatives IN Danville.
Mrs. Clifford Starke, accompanied by
Miss Mildred Starke and Miss Gertrude
Slaughter. spent the latter part OF the
week with friends in Washington. Miss
Martha Taliaferro was the guest OF Mrs.
Orville Loving this week, and returned
to her home at Rapidan Friday. Mrs.
George Williams of Redwood Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. H Jackson, In
Harrtsonburg. Mrs Belle Peckham OF
London. England. who was the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Kate Hite, during the
past week. has returned to New York.
Mrs. Hite has been spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Wood at Fleetwood. their historic home
near Brandy station. Miss Lydia
Schlosser of Remington and Mr.. Will
liam Fitzhugh of Georgetown Univer-
sity were weekend guests OF Miss
Camp Boswell of Tennessee is a guest
of Miss Fitzhugh and her brother this
week. Miss Fannie Cole left this week
for Richmond, where she will spend
month with her cousin. Mrs. Willie
kennard. Mrs. William Mason and Miss
Virginia Mason returned Thursday
from a visit to relatives IN Charles
Town, w. Va. Mrs. Anna Coons Stroth-
err and children and her sister, Mrs.
Roger Bickers. who have been visiting
relatives at Ryland, this county. re-
turned to Culpeper the first of the
week. The Matinee Bridge Club met Fri
day at the home Of Mrs. Tucker Chelf.
on East street. the object being to re-
months. Miss Alice Carter spent the
week end with her parents at their
home, near Warrenton. Mrs. Charles
Goldsborough has been spending a
l-k NJ
her home In Leesburg, but returns
home today. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Grimsley were the guests Of relatives
in Fairfax this week, and attended the
McCandless-D onahoe wedding there
"wednesday. Misses Lizzie and Annie
Jackson and Mrs. Thomas JEFF Of Wash
ington were over-Sunday guests OF
their uncle, Mr.. ]. L. Rivercomb. near
Ryland.
Durant are home after stay of some
weeks In Atlantic City and in Washing
ton, In which latter place they were
Joined by Mr.. Durant. Mrs. Lulu Lewis,
who spent the summer and fall months
now at her brothers, Mr.. Charles Chelf.
on East street, where she will spend the
winter Mrs. Lee Shelhorse and little
SON have returned from visit to friends
in Baltimore. Miss Lou FAINT, VINO mas
been the guest Of friends at Rixeyville,
left this week for a visit to her cousin.
Mrs. Willie Field, In Orange. Mrs.
Charles FAINT. who has been visiting rela-
tives In Alexandria and Washington Tor
the past two weeks. returned home sew
erai DAYS ago Mrs Polk Hill and Miss
Bett Jones are attending the annual con-
yention Of the Woman's Missionary So
ciety Of the Baptist Church In lynch
burg. to which they were sent as dele
Mrs. Francis Mcfarland Gilkeson an
nounce the engagement and approaching
marriage Of their daughter. Mamie Tate.
and Mr.. Herndon Veazey Frazer OF
Charles Town. w. Va. The marriage WIN
Culpeper. November %. Mr.. Dick
Halves Of Washington was the guest OF
MI. Pink Law this week for several days
hunting. Miss Odessa Clark and her
brother. Mr.. Gatewood Clark. who have
since attending the fair there. returned
home Wednesday. Miss Gertrude Arm
strong entertained the Senior Five Hun
dred Club Thursday afternoon. Those
Matthews. Writ Chelf, Tucker Chelf.
Charles Payne. Samuel Booker, Clyde
Lewis, 8. Russell Smith, Misses Elsie
Pierce, Redd and Marian Sampson. Mrs.
Annie Clopton and Mr.. William Wood.
both Of Rappahannock. were married
Wednesday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Burnett Miller. on Jameson S
Fill. The Rev. Thomas Grimsley, an
uncle OF the groom, performed the cele-
mony. Immediately afterward MI
and Mrs Wood left on the north
bound train for an extended trip. On
their return they WILL reside In Rappahan-
mock, where Mr.. Wood Is extensively en-
gagged in apple raising. Mrs. Richard
Lewis Of Rosedale is entertaining party
Of friends for a weeks hunting. Her
guests include Messrs. J. w. Mason and
John Stead Of Philadelphia, George Mason
OF Washington, ]. W. Timberlake of Eau
quier Springs and Mrs. John w. Smith Of
Waynesboro. Miss Lillian Kegwin. who
spent the past two months in Washing
ton, has returned to Culpeper and is
stopping with Mrs. Cave English. on East
street. Miss Fannie Vowel Is home after
q round Of visits to friends at The Plains.
in Fauquier, and In Washington and Bal
timore. Mrs. Randolph Norris Of Mitch
ellis and Miss Lottie Starke OF Ryland
we're guests Friday Of Mrs Frank Gilke-
son. on Jameson Hill. Mrs. Leon Male
and Misses Fannie and Jessie Male were
guests Of relatives in Culpeper the last
Of the week. Miss Leslie Male has Just
returned from visit to Mrs Jenifer
Barton in Washington. Miss Flora
Mosby, who has been visiting Mrs. Hugh
Patten In Lynchburg and her sister, Miss
Affie Mosby. returned home Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mr.. Bryand
TAYLOR and Miss Cecil Taylor have re-
turned to Baltimore. after spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Stroth-
err at E'nloch. Miss Eliza Thompson left
this week for a visit to relatives in Roa-
noke and will go from there to her home
in Louisville, KY.