Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-23
CULPEPER, VA.
riaI Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence vi LIN 1884,
CULPEPER. July 30, 1911
Miss Ruth Scheduled of Texas is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Willie Hill on East
street Miss Augusta Buddache and Mrs.
George Fitz Randolph. who is visiting
her, spent Tuesday with friends in Ma
nassas. Misses Vera and Kate Smith of
Richmond are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kilby. ST., on Jamesons Hill.
Mr. Hunter Kiby of Norfolk is also a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kilby this week.
Miss Rhea Scott spent the week with
friends in Charlottesville. but will be in
Culpeper again before returning TO her
home in Ashland. Mr.. George Drewry
has joined his family at Mrs. Grimley' S
on Railroad avenue. Mrs. u. A. Grims-
ley is spending a week with Capt. and
Mrs. Robert Duncan at their home near
Rixeyvile. Miss Jessie Watts of Thorn
asville, Ga. arrived yesterday for a. visit
of some weeks to Miss Lucy Wiltshire
on East street. Mrs. Frank Duncan and
her guest, Miss Long, spent the last OF
the week in Washington. Miss Arvld
Samuelson, who has been visiting In
companied by her grandmother. Mrs.
Griggs Of Richmond who will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Max Samuelson.
Mrs Tucker Chelf entertained the Mat
lt1ee tTldSC + flOdy at lfST UOIlG OH GISl
street. The next meeting OF this club
will he with Mrs. Samuel Booker. Rev.
Byrd Turner of Madison was a guest Of
the Rev. J. W. Ware and Mrs. Ware at
the rectory several days. Mr.. Turner
has recently accepted a call to the church
at Madison Court House Mr.. Henry
Blake has joined Mrs Blake and chill
dren at Mai Waite's for two-week visit.
Mrs. William j. Parr OF Charlottesville.
who visited her daughter. Mrs. Marion
NJ
her sister Mrs. John Burroughs in Rem
ington. Mr. John Jeffries OF Norfolk was
in Culpeper. his former home, for several
days this week. Another visitor from q
distance was George French strother of
WEIGH. w. Va. Miss TONNES of Neck
lenburg is the guest Of her uncle and
aunt, Gen. and Mrs. William Townes, at
their home near Culpeper.
Miss Lucetta Knox and Miss Fan
ME Macon of Richmond are visiting Miss
Corrie Hill on West street. Miss Macon
has spent several summers in Culpeper
and has many friends here. Mrs. Phil
Hughes and small daughter. Phyllis, of
West Point were weekend guests OF
friends in CulIseper, and are now visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Brown In Madison
Other guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are
Mr.. W. II. Brown and his daughter, Miss
Pendleton Brown, Of Culpeper and Miss
Edith Grey Shane OF New Jersey. Miss
George Newhouse has returned from a
visit to Brandy and has as her guests
Miss Hattie Brown OF Roanoke. Miss
Maud Parker of Washington, d. c.. and
her cousin. Miss Marian Caskfe. of Rem
ington. Mrs. w. A. Peasants and chill
dren of Hampton and Mrs. Ara w. Smith
of Tampa. Fla. are visiting Mrs. Shad-
rack at their old home near Culpeper.
Miss Nirgie Harris Of Alexandra was
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs John Holtz-
man. the first of the week and is now
visiting Miss Crimora Payne near Brandy.
Later Miss Harris will make visits to the
Misses Waite and other relatives in Gull
pepper. Mrs. George Williams of Redwood
was the recent guest of her daughter and
son-in-law. Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwin Slaugh-
ter on East street. Misses Mary and
Bruce Williams OF Washington will ar
rive at Redwood this week TO remain
until September. Mrs. Hugh Patten, who
has been visiting friends in Culpeper for
several months, left Thursday with her
granddaughter. Cabell Gilmer, for her
home in Lynchburg. Mrs. Patten has
hosts of friends in Culpeper and has been
the recipient OF many social attentions.
Miss Lizzie Waite is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Henry in Cleveland Park.
washington. MI and Mrs. Henry, who
usually spend the summers at La Grange,
this county will not come up this year
until in August Mrs. D. n. Whitman
of Tacoma Park, Washington; Mrs. Willie
Wine and her daughter, MISS Linda May
Wine, of Baltimore are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Randolph Rixey. on Main street
Mrs Granville Coleman OF Brandy was
also q guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rixey for
several days this week.
Mrs Robert Matthews entertained with
four tables Of 500 Thursday morning at
her attractive home on East street Mrs.
Frank Duncan and Mrs. Charles Waite
chaperoned a picnic party to Mount Pony
Tuesday in compliment to Miss LohE of
The Wednesday Morning Bridge. met this
veek With Ms Max SamuelsCn