Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15
CULPEPER, VA.
pecial Correspondents Of The star.

| CULPEPER, Va, October IA. 1911.
Mr.. Robley Brumback OF Alexandria
was the over-Sunday guest Of friends in
! Culpeper. Mr.. and Mrs Greanor Neal.
/ who have been at Mulberry Green for the
! past four months. will close their house
/ there this week and return to Richmond
/ for the winter. Mrs. James Tapp. who
! has been visiting relatives in the county,
/ left for her home in Washington, accom-
panied by her daughter Mrs. Oscar Clark,
and the latter's little children, who will
| visit her. Miss May Green of Alexandria
spent the first of the week with Miss
| Daisy Thompson on East street and
| Thursday she and Miss Thomson went
| to Waynesooro for a visit to Mr. and
| Mrs. Sam Thompson. Miss Mary English
| has gone to Baltimore, where she will
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs
| William Berry. Mrs. Darlington Watkins
has returned to Culpeper after a visit of
| several months at her old home near
| Danville. Mrs. Orlando Quicker and little
daughter, who have been visiting Mrs.
Pamela Brown of La Grange returned to
her home in Washington this week ac-
| companied by Mrs. Brown, who will be
the guest OF mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henry
of Cleveland Park. Misses Matte and
Loula Lewis of TtiXeyville and Mrs Rob
Coons OF Ryland We're guests this week
of Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Williams OF West
Franklin street, Richmond. Mrs. Frank
Duncan and children left Thursday for a
visit to her uncle, Mr.. Richard Bonev. in
Louisiana. Miss Blanche Maddux and
her guest, Miss Gertrude Reed are the
guests of friends in Baltimore this week
and will go from there to New York for
short stay. Mrs. Henry Walton has
been spending this week with friends in
Washington, but will return to Culpeper
tomorrow.
Miss Lucy Wiltshire who has been
spending the summer at the old Hill
place. on East street, has returned to
Baltimore for the winter. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Smith have been the guests of
friends In Richmond this week and at
tending the state fair. Mrs. Robert Ben
ton and small son. who have been visit
ing relatives in the county, and Miss Jen-
ME Roberts, who was "a guest of Mrs.
Alfred Puliam. left Tuesday for their
home near Locust Dale. Misses Lucille
and Blanche Hathaway of Fauquier are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FAINT
on Jamesons Hill. Miss Fannie Lewis OF
Charlottesville and Miss Marian Furnival
and Master Dick Furnival of Rapidan.
who have been guests of Mrs. Richard
Lewis at Rose Dale left for home Tues
day, Miss Furnival and her brother being
guests of the Misses Loving route
home Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Apperson
and Miss Sara Apperson have been
guests during the week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barbour Apperson, on Jamesons Hill.
Miss Marian Sampson left last week for
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sampson, in
Richmond, following which she will also
visit her cousins, the Misses Tnsley. and
other friends in the city. Misses Kathryn
Eggborn and Byrdie Pulliam and Mr..
Porter Male attended the foot ball game
between the Western High School of
Washington, d. c.. and the Woodbury.
Forest teams Saturday last at Woodberry.
Miss Celeste Williams returns this week
from a round of visits to friends in
Berryville and Winchester, Va. and in
entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club
this week at the home of Mrs. Charlie
Payne on East street. At a meeting of
the Daughters Of the Confederacy Tues
day Miss Adella Yowell was elected dele
gate and Mrs. Orville Loving alternate
! to the convention to be held in Richmond
| in November. Miss Bette Robson.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Robson
of Meadow View, this county. and Mr..
Meade Pritchard of Charleston, W. Va,
were married at the home of the bride
Tuesday morning, the Rev. Mr.. Clemens
| performing the ceremony. Mr.. Samuel
Green of Charleston was best man; there
were no other attendants. Following the
| ceremony wedding breakfast was
served.
| Mrs. Charles Goldsborough entertained
at a delightful birthday party Friday
afternoon in honor of her aunt Mrs. j.
J. c. Neal presided over the tea table.
| Others who assisted in entertaining were
| Mrs Max SamuelSon and Miss Lulu
Sutherlin and Miss Helen Hawley. Mrs
Hunt Strother and children have re-
turned from Tazewell and are the guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Bickers on Spen-
Ger street. Mrs. James A. Strother and
| her guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Window Stokes
| of West Virginia spent the first Of the
week In Washington. Mss Sally Ander-
son entertained the Billiken Card Club Of
which she Is a member, at the residence
street, last Saturday. Another meeting of
the Billiken this week was Tuesday
afternoon with Miss Louise Fray. The
| next meeting of this club will be with
Miss Carter Miss Mary Jones is spend
ing the week in Richmond. where she is
| tied in Culpeper this summer. Announce
| men is made of the approaching marriage
| of Mr.. Charles Y. Steptoe of Lynchburg.
Va. and Miss Mary Johnson Wallace Of
| Spokane, Wash. Also of the approaching
marriage of Mr.. Philip Pendeton Step
| Lou Wetherell of Parkersburg, w. Va.
| These are the sons of Mrs Frances Wal
| lace Steptoe of Preston Heights. Univer-
| sity Of Virginia, and the late Rev. Charles
Y. Steptoe. formerly rector of Christ
| Church at Brandy Station. Mrs. Tucker
| Chelf is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will
bur Chelf in Richmond this week. Miss
| Jacqueline Ware will leave the first of
| the week for a visit to Miss Constance
Williams of Rock Hill. in Fauquier, where
| she will spend several weeks. The first
| OF the series Of entertainments that will
be given during the season under the
| auspices of the MasonS was held In the
Masonic Hall Thursday night. large
audience of music lovers enjoyed to the
| utmost the attractive program Of the
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