Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

visit of several weeks to Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thomas Henry Of Cleveland Park.
Washington. She was accompanied by
her brother Mr.. Edward Yaneey, who
has also been visiting friends in Wash
ington Mrs. Johnson Strother and her
small daughter, Caroline. are visiting her
sister. Mrs. Geo. Macon. in Aloemarie
county Miss Adella Vowel will leave
Tuesday for Richmond as delegate to the
Daughters of the Confedera<y convention.
which will be held there on the four days
following. Mrs. w. l. Perry and little
son. who have been visiting relatives in
Culpeper. left Wednesday TO return TO
their home in WEIGH. w. Va. Mrs. Lewis
Nelson, ST. and Miss Eliza thompson
We're guests during the week OF Or and
Mrs Grinnan, at Madison Mills, in Orange
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ware of
Clark who have been visiting friends in
Roanoke and Farmyille, in which latter
place Mr.. Ware attended the meeting OF
the board of visitors to the state Normal.
We're weekend guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. j. w. Ware. leaving for home Tues
day. Mrs. George Grove, Mr.. Edward
Clark and Miss Ruth Clark, all OF Lex
ington. Ky. were guests this week OF
Mrs Joseph Clark and attended the
Clark-karn wedding Wednesday. NJ SIS
Fannie Pannill has returned from a visit
to friends in Charlottesville and Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. StrOther are en-
terta1ning a house party for the nrst
weeks of the hunting season. Their guests
include Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Taylor. Mr.
Bayard H. Taylor and Miss Cecil Taylor
of Baltimore. Mss Champe Thompson of
Waynesboro and Miss Vera Taylor of
Lynchburg. Miss Cora Fox daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Auuilla Fox. and Mr.. George
A. Clemens were married at the home of
the bride. on Main street, Wednesday aft
ernoon at O'Clock. The Rev. DR.. T.. w.
Winfrey of the Baptist Church, performed
the ceremony. which was witnessed by
only the immediate families and a few in
innate friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clemens
will live at Steven SIl1rt, Mrs
Il. l.. Smith and Miss Eva Smith left the
last of the week for Washington, where
they expect TO make their home for the
next year.
Miss Leila Fraley entertained with three
tables of 500 on Wednesday afternoon.
The top score was made by Miss Alice
carter, who was awarded the prize of a
hand embroidered pin cushion. Those
playing Were: Misses Alice Carter, Louise
Fray. Della Holton, frankie iaunt, Mary
Jones, May Hill. Sally Anderson, Helen
Hawley. Vera. Taylor, Mary Macoy, Lulu
Sutheriin and Mrs. Sam Booker. Miss
Halloween party Tuesday at her home
on Main street. Games and the usual
Halloween forfeits were played and
Dame Fortune tempted in various ways
to disclose tie future. The marriage OF
Miss Anne Karn and Mr.. Clifford Clark.
which took place in the Methodist Church
Wednesday evening. was the GROWING
social event of the week The churcn
yellow chrysantlemums and ferns, while
arches over the aisle further added to
the attractiveness of the scene. The
bride wore white duchesse satin, made en-
train, and carried bride roses and lilies
of the valley Her maid of honor was
Miss Willie Newhouse. and her matron
of honor Mrs. Robert Scott Of New York,
sister of the groom. and herself a
bride of only few months. Miss Helen
MACY and Miss Georgia Newhouse were
bridesmaids. Both wore gowns of white
chiffon over white messaline and carried
armfuls OF yellow chrysanthemums. Mr..
Russell Bradford of Charlottesville was
best man, and the groomsmen We're Will
lam and James Yancey and DR.. Otis Mar
shall of Culpeper The out-of-town guests
included great many persons from Ken
lucky, the former home of the groom;
New York, Charlottesville. Warrenton
and other places. After a honeymoon
trip to the Bermudas, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
will make their home at Alton Green, this
county.