Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-25
cULPEPER, VA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

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| CULPEPER. Va. June "A. 1911
| DR.. and Mrs. Maryan Lewis spent the
week end with Mrs. Lewis parents MIR.
and Mrs w. ]. Parr. in Charlottesville.
Miss Lucille Nelson has been the guest
| of her aunt Mrs. Graener Neal at Null
berry Green during the past week Mrs.
| Charles Wine will leave the first Of the
week for visits to friends in Morris
Vile and Hopkinsville. Ky. Mrs. AL
fred Pulliam and Miss Jane Pulliam
spent several days this week with Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Yancey Fields at their
| home near Amissville. this county. Mrs
George Drewry. who has been visiting
Mrs. Fannie Hill Horne in Washington
has returned home. Mrs. John Hough
| and her son, Eugene Hough. of Western
| view. We're the guests of friends in
Culpeper this week. Gen. and Mrs.
William Nalle and Miss Mary Male at
tended the finals at the Virginia Mill
tary institute, at Lexington. where
Cadet Adrian Nalle was one of the
graduating class. Mrs. Bette Smith.
who has been the guest of her brother.
Mayor Burrows since homecoming
week. left Wednesday for her home in
| Baltimore. Mrs. Berry. who spent the
spring months with her niece Mrs.
Fannie Vowel. at Corner View. is Wis
jtfng her sister. Mrs. Mary Simms Mrs
Berry has entirely recovered from her
| recent illness Mrs. Charles Coleman Of
West Virginia was the guest Of Miss
Nan Tate Gilkeson this week for few
days. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fray who
In Culpeper, left Thursday for their
home in Fort Smith, Ark. Mr.. Ormond
Speddin of Cambridge. Md. was the
guest this week of DR.. Otis Marshall
Misses Mary and Evelyn Bowersette and
Helen Macoy were visitors to Washing
ton Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Matthews
entertained informally Monday evening
in compliment to her house guest. Miss
Ma bel Patten. five hundred was played
at three tables: later in the evening a
delicious supper was served. Miss
Fannie Perry. who has been in Culpeper
for several weeks. left Tuesday to join
her friend Mrs. Douglas In Warrenton.
where she will spend the summer. Miss
Jennie Latham returned home this week
after a visit to Mrs. Bertha ORannon
OF Glover IIill in Kappa hammock county
Miss Snow Jeffries of Jeffriesville,
Tenn. Is a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Rooton. Miss Jeffries is a daugh-
ter of Or. Dudley Jeffries. SO well re-
membered by Culpeper people. Mrs. Or
Vile Loving and Miss Jane Loving were
the guests of relatives in I4ynchburg
the first of the week. Miss Mabel HIT
has returned home after a visit to her
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. t.haries
Hit. near RiNeyville. Mrs. Wllllam -.
Oden of Warrenton spent Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs Lee Rosson.
Miss Mary Vass entertained the Nednes-
day Bridge this week at her nome on
North Main street Among the teachers
to attend the Summer Normal IN mar
lottesvile are Misses Jane Jones, Mildred
Hill, Ruby Wine, Lucy and Alice MOI.
tingham of Brandy and Arabella Hurt OF
Stevensburg, this county. Mr.. ana MIS-
Joseph Beene of Nashville have issued
cards announcing the marriage nf tnelr
daughter Nell to Mr.. Charles FORBES
jr. on Wednesday. June IA. Mr.. FORBES
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forbes
sr. of Bonnie Doom. After a northern
wedding trip they visited his parents for
several days before going to their nome
In Charlottesville. Mrs. Richard Hit
leary of Warrenton was a guest or her
uncle Mr. Roslin Vass, the latter part
of the week Mr.. J. G. Seashils, VINO mas
been guest of Mr.. Vass for several
weeks. spent this week in Leesburg. re-
turning to Culpeper on Friday M. James
Morton F.pperson and Miss Mary Mat
thews were married on Wednesday. June
% AT the home of the bride in Spring
field. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Barbour Epper-
son. the parents OF the groom, his SIS
ters. Misses Elizabeth Moore and sara
Epperson, and his brother. carson Ep-
nerson. attended the marriage. MISS
Bett Jones was hostess to the senior
Five Hundred Club on Thursday. MIS-
charles Goldsborough also entertained at
cards on Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Piedmont avenue. one or the
most attractive of the entertainments
given in honor OF Miss Mabel Patten
was the morning card party. at which
Miss Mary Macoy was hostess on tues
day.