Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03
CULPEPER, VA.
,ecial Correspondence OF The Star.

CULPEPER, Va, September ., 1911.
Miss Fannie Vowel entertained at a
large five hundred party several days
ago. Her guests included the men and
girls of the Younger set and some of the
younger married women. The highest
score was made by Miss Mary Macoy.
who awarded the prize of hand
some hatpin. and to Mr.. McChesney JEFF
fries of Norfolk was presented the con-
ISOLATION prize A luncheon was served
at the conclusion of the games.
The Wednesday Morning Bridge
Club met this week with Miss
Byrd Law whose guests were MesdameS
William Bickers, Max Samuelson. Tucker
Chelf, Sam Booker, D. James Coleman.
Misses Jaqueline Ware, Mary English and
MILAN Brooke. A dance was given in
the Armory Hall Friday night by the
young men. 1t was chaperoned by Mes
danes S Russell Smith. Earl Whitehorne,
J. ]. Roberts and Louis Wise Jennings.
During intermission a number OF the
dancers We're entertained at supper by
Miss Frankie Taunt at her home on
Sweet of Norfolk are guests of Mrs.
Sweets brother, Mr.. Green Yancey, at
his home in the Brandy neighborhood,
but will leave next week for trip to
New York, where they will be the guests
of other relatives. Mrs. 10th. Miss
10th of Waynesboro, Va, motored over to
Culpeper. where they have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Russell
Smith, leaving for home Tuesday. Mrs.
Tucker Chelf entertained the Senior Five
Hundred Club and a few additional
friends at her home on East street. The
members present were Mesdames
Charles Waite. II. F. Turner and Earl
Whitehorne, and Misses Bessie Mackall
and Jaqueline Ware Mrs. John Norris
rrrhn hoy No
visiting Miss Corrie Norris on Main
street, leave today for their home in
Baltimore Miss Norris entertained a
few friends at an informal musical Mon
day evening. Rev. j. w. Ware and Mr..
kennard Ware were guests for several
days this week of Mr.. Joseph Wilmer
a his beautiful country home, the Horse
shoe, near Ra pidan.
Mrs. Warren Coons was hostess of
charming dinner party Thursday at
Mrs. James F. Turner of Reedsville,
n C, We're guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Goldsborough this week. en-
route to Lexington. Ky. A driving
party which included Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt Strother Mrs. Roger Bickers and
her guest Miss Martha Swarmstedt of
Washington, and Misses Jean Coons
and Annie Bickers went from here to
The Plains. in Fauquier. where they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
horse show in Warrenton. Misses
Ruby and Edna Wine were week END
guests of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Newman, in Orange Mrs.
Wine. who spent the summer visiting
friends in Lexington, Georgetown and
Millersville KY. returned home this
week. Mr.. Tyree Armstrong Of Wash
ington came today to spend his vaca-
ton of three weeks at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Armstrong,
Ma in ctr
sas City, Mo, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Cave English. Miss Greenlea is
en- route home after spending the last
two months at northern summer re-
sorts. This week she and Miss Mary
English are attending the Warrenton
horse show. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin
Durant left several days ago for the
Hot Springs. Va, where they will
spend some time
Mrs. Robert Mackall is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Lambert. in Washington
d. c.. and after several weeks will go
for a stay with friends in Marshall
Fauquier county. Misses Leila and
Eliza Thompson arrived in Culpeper
this week and have opened the old
Thompson home on Spencer street for
September, where they will have as
their guests for the month their
brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and
Mrs. Minnegerode of Louisville. Ky,
who spent the month of August at
Raleigh Springs. Mr. Paschal Hen
shaw and Miss Lou Henshaw of Wash
ington were in Culpeper several days
ago en- route to the home of their
father. Mr.. James O.. Henshaw. in
Madison, where they will be for visit
of several weeks. Mrs. Burnett Mil
Ter and children. who have been visit
ing her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
Grimsley, in Madison, returned to their
home on Jameson's Hill Wednesday.
Misses Jane and Lucy Pulliam are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Yancey
Field and are attending the Baptist
Association at Gourdvine Church this
week