Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-24

Thomas G. Tate is visiting M. James
shannon and other friends in Saltville,
Va, and expects TO be absent several
weeks. His young son. Master Shirley
Tate, will spend the holidays with rela-
tives in Culpeper. Mr.. Herbert Bonncy.
who has been travelling through the
south, has joined his family i'm Culpcper
for Christmas week. Mr.. Hunter kilbv
and bride, who was Miss bessie Douglas
or norfolk. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles I<ilby. sr.. on Jamesons
Hill. Lieut. and Mrs. Lewis Wise Jen-
nings. Misses MILAN and Bessie Brooke
and Mr.. w. A. Bickers will be the guests
of Mr. Amber Brooke for Christmas.
Miss Augusta Bennett has returned from
Philadelphia. where she was one OF the
attendants at the marriage of Miss Helen
Shearer of that city last week. and
has since been visiting friends in Balti-
more Miss Sally, who is teaching i'm the
college at Danville. is also home for the
holidays Misses Mary and Bruce Will
liams Of Washington and MI Pendleton
Williams of West Virginia are guests
at Redwood. the Williams home. just out
side Culpeper. Or. and Mrs. Marion
Lewis are spending Christmas with Mrs.
Lewis parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Parr.
in Charlottesville. who will hold their
usual family reunion Christmas day. Miss
Ida Okeefe Of Williamsburg. who has
been teaching l.. Rappahannock, is spend
ing some days with her former class
mates. Misses Leslie and Fannie Male.
at their home in the county. Mrs. Leon
Male has been the guest this week Of rel
atives in Culpeper \ large crowd at
tended the masquerade given at the skat-
ing rink Tuesday night by members Of
the skating club. Some very attractive
costumes were worn Invitations have
been issued by the Misses Yowell of Cor
ner View for Tuesday evening, the 18th
when they will entertain in honor of their
niece, Miss Fannie Louise Rixey. who Is
home from school for the holidays. Other
1 taA-S hnft IA
Mr.. and Mrs. L. VI. Lipscomb of Rich
mond. Mr.. Tom Vowel of Charlottesville
and Miss Roxie Doniphan of Alexandria.
Messrs. T. Slater Settle of Richmond and
| w. b. Settle of the University OF Wiz
ginia are spending the holidays with their
brother-n-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Bragg, on Jameson's Hill Mr..
and Mrs. Herndon Frazer, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Frazer's mother
/ Mrs. Frank Gilkeson. since returning
! from their wedding trip, left several days
| ago for their home in Charles Town
| w. Va.
Misses Edna, George and Elinor Wine
( are home from school for the holidays.
and have had as their guest this week
Miss Ethel Bush of Alabama, who left
today for Hamilton, Va, where she will
/ spend the next week with Miss Helen
1 Hawley at the latters home there. Miss
Ruby Wine. who is teaching in Woodville.
! Rappahannock. is also spending the holt
days here. Mr.. Louis Diener of the Uni
versity of Maryland and Miss Juliette
Robertson of Baltimore are the guests OF
street. Mrs. Philip Lindsay of the
Brandy neighborhood was the dinner
guest Wednesday OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gibbs. Mrs. Alfred Pulliam has returned
from a visit to relatives in the upper part
of the county. and has had as her guest
| this week her cousin. Mrs. Henry
Grasty of Orange. Dr. George T. Harris
of Lynchburg and Mr.. Cornick Eggleston
/ pr D1,ilo del, l,px. lsao
this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Holtz-
man. Miss Jennie Jones is home, after
a visit of several weeks to her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James
Jones of Orange, Miss Marie Alvey or
| Richmond. Messrs Jeffries of Norfolk
and Charles Dibb of Washington are
guests of the Misses Bette and Mary
Jones. Miss Lucy Fisher and her brother.
Mr.. Robert Fisher. Of Rappahannock were
| visitors to Culpeper the first Of the week.
Mrs. Lewis p. Nelson, jr.. has returned
from a visit to relatives in Richmond.
Mr.. Nelson Pace of West Virginia will be-
| the guest OF relatives in Culpeper during
Christmas week. Miss Esther Fray of
| Madison has been the guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Jack Fray on East street, and with
Mrs. Fray visited Washington for several
! days this week.
| Messrs Joe Ware of Clarke county
kennard Ware of the University of Nir-
ginia and Spencer Nottingham of the Nir
ginia Polytechnic Institute are guests ot
the Rev and Mrs. j. w. Ware for holida :
week Mr. Edgar Nottingham of Ashe.
vile. y. c., is spending several days with
relatives I'm the county. Mrs. Frank Dun
can and three children, who have beer
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Boney. in Louisiana, returned Il
CuIpeper this week and are stopping a
the Hotel Culpeper. Miss Henry RiXeS
and her brother, Mr. Charles RiXey, ar
rived today to spend several days witt
ey
pect to return to Washington Tuesday
accompanied by Miss Resale Rixey, who
will spend the remainder of the week with
her aunt. Mrs. Wiley Stearns. Miss Ger
trude Durant has returned from a week.
visit to friends in Washington and is al
her home near Boston. this county. Mis-
Petty, who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver Durant, has returned to her home
in Culpeper. Cadet William Male oi
| West Point arrived today, accompanied
by two classmates, Cadets o. r. Shult5
and W. w. Prude, who will spend thu
holidays with him at the home of his
mother. Mrs Willie Male. on Piedmont
street. Commandment Adrian Male of the
Bingham Military School is also home foT
the week and Miss frankie Dudley OF
| Washington. Va, and Miss Columbia
Male and her brother. Alex Male. of the
university make up the other members oi
the house party. Mrs. Julia A. Strayer OF
| this county and Mr.. ID. II. Griffith 81
| Page We're married at high noon Wednes-
day al the home of the bride near Rixey-
| vile, the Rev. ]. W. Ware of the Epsco-
pal Church performing the ceremony
| Luncheon was served Immediately after
the ceremony, following which the couple
left for wedding trip They viii make
! their home in Page, where the groom Is
! engaged i'm business. Among the enter
tainments scheduled for Christmas week
| will be the Christmas dance "Wednesday
night at the Armory Hall. and the leap
year dance, which is to be given New
| Year night, in the same hall. great
many out-of-town guests are expected for
the latter.