Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-06

Orange horse show before returning
home. Mr.. Edward Perry is spending the
week with friends in Norfolk and at
Willoughby Beach. Mrs. T. f. Brooks
and children. who have been spending
some weeks with relatives in Richmond
returned to their home here this week
Mrs. Pamela Brown has returned from
visits to her daughters in Martinsville,
Farmville and Cumberland, Va, and was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waite
for several days before going to her nome
in the upper part of the county MIS-.
Thomas Henry and the Misses Henry OF
Cleveland Park d. c., are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Yancey at their beautiful
country home near Culpeper, but will go
next week for the remainder OF the sum
mer to Mrs. Henry's old home near Slate
Mills Miss McEldree of Baltimore. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Randolph
Norris for several months. left Wednes-
day for "A visit to friends at The Plains,
accompanied by Mrs. Norris. Mrs. George
F. Roberts of Richmond. who has been
visiting in Philadelphia. is now the guest
Of relatives in Culpeper Miss Fannie
Vowel and her niece, Miss Fannie Louise
Rixey. entertained a few friends infor-
mally Wednesday evening at Corner View,
their home near Culpeper. Miss Celeste
Williams entertained the Wednesday
Morning Bridge most charmingly this
week at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Herndon RiXey, on Jameson Hill. Those
playing were Misses Jaqueline Ware,
Byrd Law, Mary English. Mesdames fra
Rhodes Of West Virginia. James Strother.
Max Samuelson, Louis Wise Jennings and
II. T. Underwood. Miss Mary English
was the fortunate winner of the prize,
silver call bell. Ices and cakes were
served. Mrs. Max Samuelson was hos
tess to the Matinee Bridge Friday, when
her additional guests were Mrs. Earle
Whitehorne of New Jersey and Miss
Jaqueline Ware Thursday evening Mrs.
Samuelson chaperoned dinner given by
Col. Leedy at Camp Sale. at which were
present Misses Mildred Hill. Mildred
BiSpham, Lucy Wiltshire and jessie
Watts Of Georgia.
Misses Mary and Florence Vass. c.
leste Williams, Helen Macoy and Eliza
beth Smith were among those who at
tended the horse show and the horse
show dance in Orange this week. Mrs.
Kent Harrison of Pecos, Tex, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Slaughter at
Brookfield. Gen. Vaughan and the of
ficerS of his staff were hosts at a dance
in the armory hall Friday evening
complimentary to the people of Gull
pepper who have entertained them
since the encampment here. The reg
mental band furnished the music. The
first part of the evening the cotillon
Stern of Richmond. The chaperons in
Guided Mesdames Roslin Vass, Max
Samuelson and Edwin Grinsley. Mrs.
Charles Waite entertained with
morning card party in honor of Miss
Annie May Long, who is visiting Mrs.
Franklin Duncan. Five hundred was
the game played. Those present were
Misses Long. Crimora Payne. VERNE
Harris of Alexandria. Louise Fray,
Mary Jones. Mamie Waite. Mrs. Henry
Blake and Miss Julia Miller Blake Of
Greensboro, Mrs. Franklin Duncan,
Miss Nan Tate Gilkeson and Jack
Stearns Miss Louise Fray was host
ess at a large five hundred party Tues
day at her home on East street. Mrs.
Louis Wise Jennings entertained at
delightful dinner Thursday evening in
compliment to Lieut.. Gillum of Peters,
burg. Other guests were Misses Mil
liam Brooke. Nan Jennings, Rhea Scott
Jaqueline Ware. Lieuts. Phifer and
Lightner. Maj. Winfrey of Lynchburg
and Mr. Beverly Jennings