The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

S Sncie ana aunt Judge and Mrs
Strother, in Rappahannock.
John Norris, of Denver, arrived in
Guipeper several days ago. and will
spend the remainder OF the sumner
Street oi tiaih
Mr.. and Mrs Max samuelson chap
eToned dinner party given by Major
King and his officers at the camp on
pe uesoa y.e EVENING 1ITss0 Guests from cui
Lucy wiltshire. Jessie watt and Archie
Goodloe.
Dr.. Grayson Fitzhugh, OF MoKees-
~ ep"' "a; was the guest of his broth
Dr. FFeImDroke =, Fitzhugh, on Sunday
a trip through New Jersey and to New
aork; which he made in his auto.
Rev c; e Pleasant. of the Methodist
sr, and ]. w. swan attended The Metb.
week county this
Miss Gcnevieve Rust left last week
n r9F visit at to friends in warrenton Ma
morse show while in Manassas on
Wednesday and Thursday
nir and Mrs, T. L Grifnth and little
Mrs Grimth's mother, Mrs. eI David id
BAILEY. on Main Street.
General Vaughan and the oncor.
ctn tncampment have been rho 70
tention OK great deal of social at
most n a, curing the week: One OF the
me lawn party given in tbeir WIS
on on wednesday evening by Mr.. and 19 2Tss
OFT Of tb ssihH nha The porches and yard
,rn. charming home on East Sfraat
were decorated with many fIou,ees
ana ported plants, while nun er,ess
oScr ,h lanterns shed a soft light
served SuS fene ., a Dutch supper was
Rev Frank l. Wells and Mrs woua
pnncr spv i ths month OF July in Cui.
Ia, win Miss Gertrude Armstronr
'e,t Ior home this week
MIS-. Rebecca Shackelford. who h,s
D,na SpsHuins some time with Mrs
Mr Mrs WiI,i Norris. is visiting her sister.
Metz. at casonoya and ,s,i her niece. Mrs.
Hi,s, shackelford will visit friends IN
-, iron C'' Forge. but probably Will he
Mrs S''P MdrI,s again before going there
iy ~, Conway. OF Rapidan, is spends
ing this week with her.
~ MISS MISS Marie Alvey was hostess TO n
picnic several eV S stray raw ride tide and
Whlcn included Misses Jones lyri,iic
nnewhouse. Maud Parker. Halls tie
ca apGSn' p asien Macy cey Annie Karn
a oaI fancey. Archie Goodloe, viii
a a Mercer Jones. Hamilton Newbonsa
a. n'o Or. Martin. went to Mount Pen,
camp fire a anS where they built a
10 Culpcper about Q O'clock rhihs
J.. attractive tennis courts have hoo.
4. o p oI Hin IN s the grounds of the old
and a tennis club has been ores street
G Utsh MISS Lucy Wiltshire as pFesident
Ware members anI1e p;. are Misses Jaqueiine
Louise Fray n nlrke Nsx Mildred Bispham
lou Jennings. MILAN Brooke Ne
ana ana Mrs Roger Bickers. Archie cood I .
Roe Rero Or: Marshall. Randolph shotWeiT
Hooper 's''n nrea; and and Rev. Thomas
neen made or renewed this sImmer
nno inc game promises to be eytreme,,
Mrs. Roger Bickers. who has 49,.
lately returned from her wedding trim
gave large GARD party on Wednesda,.
lk, en ing to the members of the BilIi-
memh to OF ar Whl chs she was formerly
n, In Culpeper. Her guests in
cIuded all the members OF the RiI,ilten
I IaIn Win these additional: Mesdames
Matthews. Marian Lewis. Glassell Eitlt
huGh. of CharlottesvilIe: Frankiin
duncan Misses Jack" Stearns. of
Fariey; Long, of Louisiana, Alvey. or
Richmond; Julia Miller Blake. of of
greensboro: Helen Armstrong, Bessie
Mackan and Mary Edwina Coons. Of
Guipeper The visitors prize, pair Of
Ira Rhodes. while Miss Mary ZONES
: captured the members prize of a deck
or cards.
~, Mrs James Strother entertained on
Thursday with a most delightfuI. "a ID
. party and luncheon at Kinlock, in
/ compliment to her house guests, Mrs.
Ira d. Rhodes. of Welch, W. va, and
, Mrs. Charles Shumate. of Lynchburg.
Porter Male gave a most enjoyable
dance this week at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs wallace Nalle
on Railroad Avenue, In honor of Miss
Maud Parker, of Washington. and Miss
Hattie Browne. of Roanoke. guests
OF the Misses Newhouse. The large
parlor was cleared for the dancing.
His guests included the younger dane
ing. set and several of the young mar
ried people. most delightful feature
of the evening was FARMING vocal Sc
lections rendcred by Mrs. Robert Coop
err, OF Rocky MoGnt. n. C.. who has
been spending the summer in Culpeper.
a refreshment supper was served dur
ing the evening.
The Matinee Bridge met this week
with Mrs. Samuel Booker at the home