Evening star., 1912-09-08
CULPEPER.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

CUIPEPER, Va, September Z, 1912.
Mrs. J. w. Ware. with her mother, Mrs.
Nottingham, and her sister, Miss Birdie
Nottingham. left Wednesday for her new
home in Sheperdstown, w. Va; Miss
Dorothy Ware, who left last week, has
been visiting relatives near Berryville
before going to Shepherdstown. Miss
Peggy Burkmeyer Of Port Royal, S. c.,
who has been spending the summer at
the home Of her grandmother, Mrs. D. A.
Grimsley on Railroad street, was hostess
at a lawn party to number of her
young friends Tuesday Miss Airline Du-
four and Miss Carson of Washington
have been guests for a week of Mrs.
Byrd Leavell at her country home near
Boston, this county, but returned to
Washington yesterday. Mrs. Leavell and
children will come to Culpeper In few
days for the fall and winter months,
having leased house on East street.
Miss May Lambert returned to Wash
ington Monday evening, after a visit to
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mackall, on Piedmont street. Misses
Lucille Williams, Fannie Louise Rixey,
Grace Freeman and Fannie Meade
Brooke, all students of the s. F. N. at
Farmville. left the first of the week to
resume their studies there. Mrs. Annie
Chewing Finks of Washington, who
was the recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Walton on Main street. is now
Burroughs Of Remington. and her
nephews, Harold and Melvin Little of
near Pittsburg, who are visiting her,
were guests of friends in Culpeper the
first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley
Randolph Of New York, the latter being
better remembered here AS Miss Champe
Bell. were guests of Mr.. Randolphs S
mother on North Main street for several
DAYS. Miss Ntta Grimsley and her sister,
Mrs. Burkmeyer, who is visiting here.
card party Wednesday. Three tables OF
bridge were arranged for and one of five
hundred. Mrs. Alfred Plllliam and Miss
Florence Vass. making the highest scores
in the respective games, were awaraeo
duplicate prizes of boxes OF Martha
Washington candy. Ices and cakes were
served at the conclusion of the games.
Miss Ruth Dulaney, daughter or Mrs.
Alfred Dulaney and the late Alfred Du-
laney Of Madison. ard Mr. TAP Rapiet ~
Shackleford were married at the nome OF
the brides mother Wednesday morning.
and left Immediately afterward Tor
northern tour. Rev. Mr. Reynolds per-
formed the ceremony, which was witness
ed by the two famlles only; MISS t,. ~
Wimbish and Mrs. John Fuller. both OF
Danyille. are the guests OF Miss byrd
Law at her home on Jamesons HILL
Miss Mary Morris and Mrs. May Long
lev have returned to Washington a1ter
visit of some days to Mrs. PRESLEY Nor
ris IN West street. Mrs George Macon
and Miss Harriet Macon of keswick are
the guests of Mrs. Macon's brother-ln-iaW
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nelson,
ir nm Main street. Mrs. Macon and Mrs.
Nelson also spent several days TINS week
with relatives in Rappahannock Miss
,ou FAINT. who has been visiting reia-
tives in Manassas, is spending this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coons, but
will leave In a few days for visit to
friends near Ryland. Feglner Nea! OF
Richmond has been entertaining half
dozen Boy Scouts at his summer home.
Mulberry Green. near Brandy. Wednes-
day morning, accompanied by Mr.. Curtis
of Mobile. who is Scout master, they
started on a walking trip to the Luray
caverns, q distance of some forty miles,
taking provisions for camping out by the
way. Mrs. John Hughes and Miss Mary
Hughes of View Town are guests this
week of Mrs. Hugh Smith and of the lat
ter's daughter, Mrs Griffn n Durant, near
Boston, this county. Mr.. VIII Terr1ll and
his niece, Miss Lizzie Terrill of Roanoke.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Durant.
Prof and Mrs. Cox and three children,
who have been spending some time at the
home of Mrs. Cox's parents. DR.. and Mrs.
G. A. Sprinkel on East street, returned
to Richmond Monday. Mr.. William
Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. William Whit,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brooks. Mr..
and Mrs. Whit are en- route home after
an extended trip to New York, Niagara
and points in Canada. Miss Matte Hen
ry, who has been visiting Mrs. Charles
Wine, left several days ago for visit to
her brother, Mr. Taylor Henry. in Phila-
delphia, before returning to her home in
Ohio. Miss Julia Prosser is visiting
friends in Roanoke and from there will
60 to her school in Greenville, S. c., next