Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02

in and near Richmond. Miss Cristina
Furnival of Rapidan has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Loving. During the
week Miss Furnival. accompanied by
Misses Jane and Dorothy Loving, also
visited her aunt. Mrs. Richard Lewis,
at Rosedale, this county. Mrs. A.
NJ. Johnson, who has been visiting
her daughter. Miss Cora Johnson, in
Washington for the past ten days. return
ed to her home. the Bungalow. in Lower
Culpeper. Tuesday. Mrs. Goolrick of
Fredericksburg is spending some weeks
with her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Coleman at Brandy, and will visit other
relatives also while in the county. The
Senior Five Hundred Club was charming
ly entertained at the home of Mrs.
Charles Waite on East street. All or the
club members were present, with Miss NJ.
Waite and Mrs. Marion Lewis additional
Mrs. Waite was assisted in entertaining
by her sister Miss Crmora Payne. re-
freshment supper was served at the card
tables after the games We're played. Miss
RoSalie RiXey is spending the month or
June with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams, at their home near
Culpeper. Mr.. Richard Leland of Lees
burg is spending the week end with Mr..
and Mrs D. James Coleman. Mr. and
Mrs. Steptoe Payne spent the first of the
week in Washington and since returning
home have had as their guest Mr..
Paynes aunt, Mrs. Mary Payne Bolts of
Rixeyville. Mrs. Virginia Douglass, who
has been spending some time with friends
in Baltimore and Washington, has re-
turned to Culpeper for the summer and
is stopping with Mrs. Reams on East
street Mr.. and Mrs. Max Samuelson and
Miss Arvid Samuelson have given up their
house on East street and are spending
the summer at the Hotel Culpeper.
Miss Mary Alice Johnson, who spent
the winter and spring months with her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Lambert, In
Raleigh, n. C., returned to Culpeper this
| week. Maj. and Mrs. John Fray OF
Gainesville, Ga, will arrive tomorrow for
| visit to Maj. Trays parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Fray, on East street.
Mrs. Randolph Norris. who has just re-
| turned from a visit to friends In Baltl-
more, spent Thursday with relatives in
Culpeper, returning to her home, near
Mitchells. that evening. Mrs. I. B. Eide
! lin of Washington is spending the month
| of June with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Grims-
ley, on Jamesons Hill. Miss Sally Ander-
son left Thursday for a visit to friends
| in New York, and will later go to rela-
| tives in Kentucky for the summer. Mr..
William H. Brown leaves today for a
| visit to his daughters, Mrs Johnson and
Mrs Favorite, in Washington. Miss
Louise Fray was hostess to the Billiken
/ Club Tuesday afternoon. her guests on
this occasion including Misses May
/ Stringfellow, Elizabeth Strother. Helen
| Ball Armstrong, Florence Vass, Jaqueline
the members of the club. The prize for
| the highest score went to Miss Mary
Jones Mr.. Will McCandless of Philadel-
phia is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Glib
SON. His sister, Miss Martha McCandless,
who was also visiting them, is now
spending some days with Miss Matte
Ball Buckner in Rappahannock, but will
make return visit here before going to
Philadelphia. Mrs. j. A. Thornton, who
has been spending several months In
Washington, where she visited her SON
| in-Iaw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Yancey, has returned to Culpeper and Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Fox.
| Mr. Louis Diener, a student of the Bal
| timore Medical College, has returned to
| his home here for the summer vacation.
Miss Lulu Sutherlin, one of the most
popular of the young teachers of the Gull
pepper High School, left last week to spend
her vacation at her home. in Sutherlin,
Va Mrs. Campbell and little daughter,
Lucille, were guests during the week OF
| Mr. and Mrs John A. Hoffman, on
| Piedmont street. Mrs. W. HI. Berry of
Baltimore is spending several weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. Cave English, on East
street Mr.. and Mrs. Broadus Stringfel-
low and children and little Miss Sally
Broadus Bowie spent several days In
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Bowie
are spending the week end with Misses
A
| wood.
| Mrs. Silas Johnson of Woodville and
| Mrs Ara Johnson and the latters little
daughter, Bernice Lester, who have been
visiting her, were in Culpeper Wednesday
| en- route to visit friends in Washington.
| Miss Bessie Mackall and Mr.. Edward Per-
nv were over-Sunday guests of Judge and
Mrs Strother in Washington. Rappahan-
mock county Miss Alice Carter was the
Weekend guest of Miss Elsie Pierce at the
4 I Riyqvvillp. and return
| ing to Culpeper Monday, left later In the
week for Warrenton. Miss Jamie Jones is
spending several weeks with her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Jones. near Eggbornsville, this county.
Miss Elizabeth Matthews spent the week
end with her parents on East street, re-
turning to her studies at st. Anne's, In
Charlottesville, Monday. Miss Florence
Vass entertained with two tables or pr1oge
Friday afternoon at her home on North
| Main street Those playing were Misses
| Janueline Ware, Byrd Law, Celeste Will
| liams, Mesdames Clyde Lewis. Samuel
Booker, Frederick Power Hudgins and
Max Samuelson. The graduating class of
the Culpeper High School rendered de-
| lightful reception to its friends in the
| Arnory Hall Friday evening. The hall
was tastefully decorated with remnants
and banners in the class colors OF pale
blue and orange, as well as many cut
flowers. A stringed orchestra furnished
music throughout the evening. and re-
freshment supper was served. Miss Julia
Prosser who has been teaching in Union,
s. c., during the past session, returned
to her home here Wednesday. but will
leave shortly for visit to relatives in
Washington and the west Miss Adella
Vowel leaves today for Martinsburg, w.
Va, where she will be a member of a
house party given by Mr.. and Mrs. l..
De Witt Gerhardt and attend the recep-
ton and dance which will be given Mon
day in honor of the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary Of their marriage.