The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
Culpeper Social News
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Special to The Times Dispatch
Cnipeper. Va. April Miss Bragg,
With Mrs. Max Samuelson.
Miss Elizabeth Miller has returned
from trip to Brightwood, and is
again the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. sam
Browning. -,
Isingold Armstrong has returned
home after an absence Of two months
In Alexandria.
J, s A,lnheu5 /, williams. who has been
since the Is, of Jann>ry, spcn, several ers
days recently in Washington and
s an, 1, Manassas. and on Thursday left
S wbands i. TOR w,,; San iraneisG9 from
sumo his work as civil engineer 10
government employ
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grasty. Of
tH n1ns, and Byrd Leayall, of Wash
and Mrs, Alfred Pulliam .Il,T..,. -. :.
Mrs. Milton Spindle and little son.
OF Brandy. we're the guests of friends
in Culpeper for several days this week.
Misses Margaret and Virginia Mason,
OF Woodville. were recent guests az
Miss Nan Tate Gilkeson, at her home
on Jameson's Hill.
Mrs. Oliver Durant. Mrs. Grimm
Durant and Miss Gertrude Durant, ali
OF Grlfhnsburg. spent Wednesday IN
Mrs. Bessie Triplett left the first OF
the week for a visit to her cousin.
Mrs John STROBE Barbour, in Fair.
fan and from there she expects 10
weeks.
John Todd, Of Greensboro, n. C., was
ing the week.
Miss Rebeoca Norris. OF Winston, has
f fs,dl from a winter spent with
friends IN New York, and was in Gull
Thursday afternoon in hon .arne Of h en
niece. Miss Florence Woolfork, of Dan.
vile, who is visiting her. Other guests
were Misses Mary Jones, Louis Frav
Alice Carter. Helen Armstrong, Marv
nass, Mel! Eass. of Danville; Mesdames
Charles Goldsborough. Frank Duncan,
Man Samnelson and Frederick Power
Hudgins. Five Hundred was plaved
at three tables. After the game de-
licious ice cream and cake was served
Of Mttchells, are at home after a de-
lightful visit to friends in OXFORD.
Miss. and TO their cousins, in Charlotte
n. c.
q two weeks pleasure trip through
the south Among other places ne
visited were Monroe. La; Dallas. Ten.
and Fort Smith. Ark.
y number Of the business men held
meeting in Mayor Burrows ONCE
las, . FRIDAY evening to discuss plans
have planned for the last of May. The
unofficial home coming week in Cur
p,eper has been for years the horse
in July. Bnt the committee evident
~ thought that the time Of the roses.
and Memorial Day would be more in
Keeping with the sentiment Of home
coming.
Miss Mildred Hill spent Saturday ana
Sunday with Miss Louise Fray.
Mrs l1,s,. Roy Hume, Of Beckley, W. va.
Warren Coons. at their home on Main
Street. From here. she Will go to
Washington. where she will visit other
IL West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max samuelson gave a
Dutch luncheon last Saturday Their
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. C;riswold Smith.
Clifford Clark. OF Alton" and Dr..
Otis Marshall.
Martin o'Toole, OF Washington. is
Fant's. and Will return to Washing
ton on Monday. accompanied by Mrs
ay Nrs VIC ne =, has for been guest Of AR
Miss Bessie Hooper loft Thursday fos
Christiansburg. whore she will be Ire
guest of Miss Ammo Childrcss for sew
Mrs. Leon Male and Miss Leslie
Nalle. Of "I1lkwood." were the guests
Of ,1 relatives in cnlpeper, on Thursday.
tanned on Tuesday evening in honor
Of the birthday or their daughter.
Miss Emma Kelly. Dancing was en-
and other amusements made the hours
pats with winged feet. bountiful
supper Of the delicacies of the season
was enjoyed, and later in the evening
refreshments, consisting Of Ice cream
and cake was also served. Those pres
ent were Misses Helen Macoy. Fannie
Louise Rlxey, Hattie Nottingham.
lGlinor Wine, Georgia Wine, Emmn
FAINT. I.illic Jennings and Porter Naiie.
James Prosser. Walter Somerville,
Louis Diencr. Irvine Diencr, Ned AL
mond. Nelson Wampler. Mcsdamcs
Warren Coons and Roy Hume assisted
Mrs. Kelly In entertaining. -