Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17

Red Springs. N. c., this week. Rev. !.
". Ware attended the meeting Of the
ciericus in Orange Monday. where he
Robert Carter at the rectory, spending
Monday night with Mr.. Joseph Wilmer
Of THE Horseshoe. near Rapidan. Miss
Crimora Payne has returned to her home
near Brandy. after spending week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waite on East
street. DR.. Frank McCready and Mr..
Knox of Pittsburgh, have been enjoying
q weeks hunting at the home of Mr.. VIII
Payne in the county. Miss Alice Miller
has returned from a visit to her sister.
Mrs. Benton. in Orange. and is spending
several days with Miss Louise Fray on
East street. Miss Elise Macoy spent the
week end with Miss Mary Edwinas Coons
land Mrs. Robert Matthews was
Washington visitor this week. Mrs. B..
A. Brown returned Sunday from weeks
stay in Charlottesville. where her son,
Joseph Brown, Is patient at the Uni
versity Hospital and convalescent from
an attack Of appendicitis. While in
Charlottesville Mrs. Brown was the
guest Of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs John
Porter. Messrs.. Lewis Smith, Charles
Kengla and Tom Kengla, all of Washing
ton, were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Smith on West street. Mrs.
Roger Bickers. accompanied by her sis
tiers, Misses Laura and Helen Coons.
who are visiting her, spent several days
turned from months visit to friends IN
Richmond and is stopping at Mrs. Tom
Miller's on Railroad street. Mrs. Luther
Pierce of Rixeyville has been the guest
this week of Mrs. Annie Bywaters on
East street. Mrs. Robert Duncan. who
has also. been visiting Mrs Bywaters,
has returned to her home in the county.
Messrs. Herman and Brook Winfrey OF
Richmond College spent several days with
their parents. Rev. DR.. and Mrs. E. w.
WinfroV n RiChmnnd Tn0S-
day. Mrs Writ Chelf entertained at flve
hundred Thursday at her attractive home
on East street. Her guests included
Mesdames Charles Waite, j. r. Turner,
Tucker Chef, Samuel Booker, Misses
Sally Strother. Gertrude Armstrong and
Bett Jones. Mrs. Chelf was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Lewis Nelson, ST.,
Hooper was in Alexandria this week to
attend called meeting of the presbytery,
which met to install the newly called
ministers to the churches in Alexandria
home after visit to friends in Dan
vile and South Boston, Va. An event
of the week was the concert by the Com
monwealth Quartet at the Masonic Hall
Wednesday night. Miss Elizabeth Bar
bour, who is one Of the Virginia mission
aries, in China, was the guest of the Rev.
and Mrs. ]. w. Ware this week, and Fri
day made an address on Chinese mis-
,sions in st. Stephens Church, on which
occasion the Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Stephens was hostess to the neighboring
auxiliaries of Brandy, Rapidan and
Mitchells serving luncheon in the parish
hall. Mr.. Irvine Gilkeson. who was call
ed to Culpeper by the serious illness of
his mother, Mrs. F. M. 5Gilkeson of
Jamesons Hill. has returned to his home
in Norfolk. Miss Mary Macoy entertain
ed the Billiken Club Wednesday after
noon. Four tables of five hundred were
played. The decorations were typical of
the holiday season, being holly and mis-
Clyde Lewis, Samuel Booker, Misses An
derson Carter, Sutherlin. Hawley, Taunt,
Johnson, Fray, Fraley,. Hill. Jones, Mary
Bowersette, Helen Macoy, Kathryn Egg
born and Fannie Yowell. Mrs Frank
Brown and her son, Mr.. Paul Brown Of
Chatham. arrived the first Of the week
for a visit to friends in the county.