Evening star., 1911-08-13
CULPEPER, VA.
,ecial Correspondence Of The Star.

CTLPEPER. Va. August II. 1911.
Mrs. S. G. Adkins and her daughters,
Misses Ethel, Gladys and Gertrude Ad-
kins of Richmond, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Roslin Vass on Main street.
Miss Virginia Wambersie of Orange is
the. guest this week of Miss jamie Jones
and attended the dance Wednesday,
Misses Sue Wigginton. Bett Jones and
Mamie Waite attended the woman's
missionary meeting at Mount Zion Church
in Madison county this week. Mr.. Ken
nard Ware has returned from visit to
Clarke, accompanied by his brother, J..
w. Ware. jr.. whose guest he was while
there. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morton Apper-
son of Alexandria spent several days re-
Gently with Mr.. Apperson'S parents on
Jamesons Hill. Miss Anne Childress OF
Christiansburg is the guest of Miss Bes-
sic Hooper. on Jamesons Hill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Dambach and children of
Pittsburgh are the guests of her sister,
Mrs. Orville Loving, at their attractive
new home on Asher street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Hiden and Miss Hiden of
Washington were weekend guests of Mr..
English. Miss Janet Rutherford. who
has been spending the summer with rel
atives in the county and has made sew
eral visits to Miss Marian Sampson in
Roanoke. Miss Mary Vass is the guest
this week of Miss Carrie Bruce Morton
in Orange, where she attended the club
dance Friday night and the Mont
pelier Horse Show, at the home OF Mr..
William Dupont today. Mr.. b. s. Alex
ander of Charlotte spent several days
with relatives in Culpeper en- route to
New York. Miss Mildred Taliaferro. who
had been spending week with her
cousin. Miss Mary Alexander. at Mr. W.
ID u ol>z l,nc rat, ad fn homo
in Warrenton. Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Kid
well of Alexandria, Mr.. William Swan
and Miss Swan Of Washington are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Will Swan on Jamesons
Hill. Mrs. Mary Champe Farley OF New
York, who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Amber Brooke, spent this week with her
cousin, Mrs Mercer Jennings. leaving to-
day for Richmond. where she will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brooke
and other relatives. Mr.. John Cooke
Brooke of Washington is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Amber BROOKE;
Mrs John Norris and Miss Sanford
Norris who spent the winter in Baltimore.
have Joined Mr.. Norris at the old Norris
home on Main street for the remainder OF
the summer. Mrs. Norris, who was Miss
Mary Green of GreenlaWn, has many
friends and a large connection in Cul-
pepper, who are always dengnted TO wei
come her back. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rerrick of Washington are the guests OF
their niece, Mrs. Clifford Triplett, on
Jamesons Hill. Mr.. Lucian Bickers left
this week for Colorado, where he expects
to spend some time Mr.. Pow Jones, who
has spent the last three months touring
the far west, returned home several days
ago Miss Edmonia Christian OF Baltl-
more was the guest the first OF the week
Of Mrs. Henry Walton, and left Tor a
visit to Miss Mary Amelia Smith. In War
renton Mrs. Raleigh Green and children
of Clarksburg w. Va, are at Greenlawn
for the remainder of the summer. Mr.
Green. who accompanied them to Cul-
peper, has returned to West Virginia
Misses Gertrude Durant and Ruberta
Smith were weekend guests of friends In
Culpeper and attended the dance given in
the Armory Hall. Miss Nina Leedy, a
daughter of Col Leedy, who has been in
camp here, is the guest of Miss Laura
Smith at her home in the county.
Mrs S. Russell-Smith entertained the
Senior Five Hundred Club most charming
" several days ago at her home on Main
street Her guests were Mesdames Tuck
er Chelf, r. S. Matthews. Orville Loving
Presley Rixey of Washington. II. I. Tn
derwood Samuel Booker. Clyde Lewis
Roslin Vass, Earle Whitehorne and
Misses Vera Taylor. Gertrude Armstrong
and Florence Vass. dance was given ir
the Armory Hall Wednesday night by the
young men in compliment to the on1cers
at Camp Sale, which was largely attended
and a delightful social affair In every
way Miss Leila Frayley was hostess to
the Biliken Card Club and some other
friends Wednesday morning.