The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Culpeper Social News.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
s, calpspeF' Va. July aamMifs RUTH
ana Mrs. Willie Hill on East Street.
Misses Vern and Kate Smith, OF
Richmond, are the guests OF MIR. and
Hill. Hunter Knby. or Norfolk, Is al
SO q guest of Mr.. and Mrs kHpy 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.
Miss Arvid Samuelson, who has been
visiting in Richmond. returned home
THURSDAY accompanied by her grand
mother. AIRS Grisgs. Of Richmond. VINO
VIII be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Samuelson.
Mrs. Tucker Chef entertained tho
matinee bridge on Friday at her homo
| on East Street. The next meeting or
this club viii be with Mrs. Samuel
Booker
Mrs. Hugh Patten. who has been
Wishing friends in Culpeper for sew,
eral months, left Thursday with her
| granddaughter. Cabell Gilber, for
her home in Lynchburg.
| Miss Janey Norris attended the mar
| riage on Wednesday OK her sister,
Miss Rebecca Norris. to Frank Wells
| Nevens. of New York, which took place
| at the summer home OF Mrs. Wells
Hastings. at Prouts neck, Maine.
Mrs. A. d. Whitman. OF Tacoma
| Park, Washington, Mrs Willie Wine
and her daughter. Miss Lima May Wine.
of Baltimore. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Randolph RiXey, on Main
| Street Mrs. Granville Coleman. of
Brandy. was also n guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rixey for several days this week.
| Henry O'Bannon Cooper and Robley
Brumback. of Alexandria, motored over
| to Culpcper the first of the week and
| Ia
Silas Cooper, on Railroad Street. They
returned to Alexandria on Wednesday,
accompanied by Archie Goodloe.
| Miss Townes, OF Mecklenburg, Ia tho
| guest Of her uncle and aunt, General
end Mrs, William Townes. at their
| home near Culpeper.
Mrs. William ]. Parr. OF Charlottes.
| VILE, who visited her daughter, Mrs
Marion Lewis. last week, is now tha
guest OF her sister, Mrs. John Burr
roughs. in Remington. n
Miss Luoetta Knox and Miss Fannia
Macon, of Richmond are visiting Miss
Corrie Hill. on West Street Miss Ma-
pepper and has many friends here !!
Mrs. Phil Hughes and small daught-i
err. Phillis. OF West Point were week.
are row visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. AZ
Brown. in Madison. Other guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are w. II. Brown
and hia daughter Miss Pendleton
Grey Shane. OF New Jersey.
Miss Georgia Newhouse has returned
from visit to Brandy and has as hen
4, guests Miss Hattie Brown, OF Roa-
noke, Miss Maud Parker. OF Washing-.
| ton, D. c.. and her cousin, Miss Marian
Caskie. OF Remington.
! Mrs. Robert Matthews entertained
with four tables OF Ave hundred on
| Thursday morning, at her attractive
home on East Street. Her guests in.
cluded Mesdames Roger Bickers, Mer-
Ger Jennings, Herndon Rixey Russell-
Smith, Loving Pulliam. Cooper Robert
Cooper Tucker Chelf Samuel Book
err. Clyde Lewis, Misses Flora Mosby,
Bessie nfackall. Gertrude Armstrong;
Bett Jones. and Miss Lucetta Knox, 81
Richmond. At the conclusion of thu
games delightful refreshments of ices
and cake were served.
MRS. Frank Duncan and Mrs Charles
Waite chaperoned picnic party ia
Mount Pony on Tuesday. The picnie
was gotten up in compliment to Misc
Long. or Louisiana, who Is VISITING in
Culpeper. Among the party were Miss.
es Long. Julia Miller Blake Della Hoi.
ton, Annie Bickers. Louise Fray. Por.
ter Nalle, shelton Yowell, Sam Jones'.
Jolly Bickers. OF Culpeper. and Ernest
Hough. of Western View, this coun.
~ Mount Pony Is most picturesque
spot and favorite place for pic.
mics. The view from the summit IL
beautiful.
The Wednesday morning bridge mel
this week with Mrs. Max Samuelson
who entertained II most delightruIiS
at her home on East Street.