Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31
SOCIETY.
WARRENTON.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
WARRENTON. Va. March so. 1912.
Mrs. a. c. HUMPHREYS and Miss Sue
Carter, who have recently spent some
time in South Carolina, returned Mon
day. Miss Wood of Louisville, KY, is
the guest of Mrs. John Webb Tyler on
Waterloo street. Mrs. Richard Wallach.
Miss Edith S. Wallach and Master Rich
ard Wallach, jr., are at Fenton after an
absence Of several weeks spent at Sum-
merville. S. c. Mrs. E. Nelson Fell has
returned to Creedmore after spending
some time in Florida. Mr.. Augustus
Kenner of Washington spent the past
week end in Warrenton as the guest of
Mr.. H. B. Hoge. Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Gaines entertained Friday last after the
Chamberlain left Saturday last for Chi
cago. where they will spend some time
Miss Mary Wertheimer has returned to
Warrenton after spending several weeks
Mrs. e. III. Sublett. jr Miss Sally Mar
shall is visiting relatives in New York
The ladies of the Aid Society of the
Baptist Church gave an informal recep-
ton Wednesday evening the 9th instant.
Miss Dorothy Mitchell of Charles county,
Md. is spending some time at Mrs. Hugh
Hamilton's- DR.. and Mrs. Howard
Fletcher and family OF Fairfax Court
House are in Warrenton for some time
as the guests of Mr.. Albert Fletcher, ST.
Miss Virginia Iilleary returned this week
from Brooklyn, n. y, where She has
been spending some time. \ hunt ball
VIII be given at the Country Club on
the evening before the Point-to-Point
races by the ladies' of Warrenton to the
visitors. Mr. Al Conway of Charlottes-
Vile spent some time in Warrenton this
week Mrs. Sally Conway returned to
charlottesville with him and will spend
OF Washington was a recent visitor to
Narrenton. Mr.. Z. II. Thomas has re-
turned to Warrenton for the summer
after an absence of several months spent
Master Edward Richards and Mr. 2. c.
richards spent some time in Washing
ton this week with Mrs p. c. Richards.
Miss Dorothy Hubbell will leave War
renton sunday for, New York. where
she VIII spend some time. Miss Mary
Werthefmer spent several days in Wash
lngtOn this week.
Gen and Mrs b. d. Spilman reached
ElWay Hall, near Warrenton, Wednes-
day, after stay of several months
in Florida. Miss Fanny Harris, former
~ OF Jeffersonton, Va, is the guest of
MRS. John r.. Turner Miss Josephine
Brodas will sail with a small party
for Europe about the first of June to
spend the summer months. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Barclay are at home, after
spending the winter in New york Mrs.
George t. Caroom of NewSoms, Va, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. T.. Bendall. Col. and Mrs. Gerald
Matchett who have been spending the
winter with Mrs. E Ashley Cooper at
Waverly. have returned to their home
in England. Mrs. M. G. Douglas was
among those visiting Washington this
week. Mr.. Richard Hayden of Manassas,
Va, was a recent visitor to Warren
ton. Mrs. o. T. Crosby has arrv-
ed in Warrenton for a stay of sew
eral weeks. Later in the spring Mr.
and Mrs Crosby will open their summer
home on View Tree mountain. Mrs.
Howell PEBBLES of Atlanta was recently
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Keith Payne
in ST. Louis. Much interest is being
manifested in the races and field day
sports which will take place on the
Sth instant at the farm of w. +. Wilbur.
The entry list is rapidly filling, and a
large crowd is confidently expected. The
annual Point-to-Pont races take place
the 18th instant. Two Of the most
attractive features of the field dav
sports will be the riding of the United
States Army officers in the Military
steeplechase. for which n cup is offered.
and the ladies of the Warrenton Hunt
Club showing their own hunters over
the jumps. Among those who will ride
in the latter are Mrs. James X. MadduX.
Mrs. F. A. 3. Portman and Miss Isabel
D Sprague all Of whom. are we'll known
as expert horsewOmen.