Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-03

Tucker, Chelf, Samuel Booker. Goldsbor-
ough, Max Samuelson and Misses Sally
Anderson, Alice Carter, Lulu Sutherlin.
Helen Hawley, Jennie Latham, Byrd
Law and Jaqueline Ware. Mr.. D. E.
Judd and Miss Irene. Judd who have
been spending some time in Culpeper. left
this week for Hatton Grange, the hand
some country estate they have recently
purchased in Albemarle county. Mrs.
Richie Grove was the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bell of Madison
Run. over Thanksgiving day. Miss Fee
Hudson has just returned from visit
to her brother, Mr.. Tom Hudson, in
Fauquier. and was the guest of friends
in Culpeper before going to her home
in Rappahannock. Miss Alice Carter
has been spending the Thanksgiving holt
but will return to Culpeper tomorrow
Miss Lydia Schlosser is the guest of the
Misses Allen on Piedmont street for sew
SERIAL days. Mr. and Mr.. Dick Alverson
ing several days with Mr.. and Mrs r.
Yancy Fields, near Amissville. this
county. The Kings Daughters of Christ
Church, Brandy, held a Thanksgiving
dinner in the Guild Hall of that place,
which was attended by great many
people from Culpeper Mrs. Theodore
Kyle was in charge of the dinner, and
Miss Crimora Payne of the fancy work
department. Messrs. Byrd Leavell,
Browning Leavell and Lee Hutchins of
huntsmen last week. While in Culpeper
they We're the guests of Mr.. Alfred tul-
lam. Mrs. Mary Burgandine returned
this week from an extensive visit to
relatives in Maryland and in Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs Hunt Strouther spent sew
era1 days recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Adams at The Plains, in Fauquier.
Mrs. Fray Of Madison and her daughter,
Mrs. Wellington Wyland of Alexandria.
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Fray
last week. The graduating class of the
high school gave a concert to their
friends in the Armory Hall on Thanks
giving night Mrs. NJ. Johnson has re-
turned from a visit to relatives in Wash
ington and is now at her home, the
Bungalow in lower Culpeper. Capt.
Jackson of Lynchburg was a recent guest
of Mr.. Burrell Frank Bywaters, and with
Mr.. Bywaters and his celebrated fox
Jackson has since returned to Lynch
burg. Mrs. Staples of Harrisonburg and
Miss Lucy Pullam We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Pulliam over Thanks
they are spending several days with
cousins of Miss Pulliam Mr.. w. II.
Smith and his son, Mr.. William Smith
of Wilton Del. have been spending the
son is home after a visit of several
virginia. Miss Alverda Edgerton of
Petersburg was the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. ana Mrs. Wlille ROBERT
son, last week. route home after
spending the autumn with friends in New
England. Mrs. Samuel Booker enter
tanned at four tables of five hundred
Thursday. The Billiken Card Club met
Tuesday with Miss Mary Jones Five
hundred was the game enjoyed from ;
to 5, after which refreshments were
served. The event of the week was the
harmony concert given in Masonic Hall
Tuesday evening. This was the return
trip of the quartet to Culpeper, and
the reception they received was almost
an ovation. Mrs. Clark who has been
spending some weeks with friends IN
Albemarle was the guest for several
days of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nelson, jr..
and left this week for her home In New
York Mrs. Matte Ashby Birney, for
merly Of Washington. d. c., but now of
Culpeper Va, attended the Army and
Navy game in Philadelphia last Saturday
and had as her guest Miss Blanche l..
Hopes of Washington, d. c.