Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-10
CULPEPER.
,ial Correspondence Of The star.

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Miss Mary vass is home after spending
several weeks with friends in Washing
ton. Mr. and Mrs William Wayland Of
Madison county We're in Culpeper this
week. prior to theirs departure for their
new home near Seattle, Wash. Miss
Louise Rixey was the weekend guest Of
Miss Juliette Brown at the latter's home
in Madison. Mr.. Thomas Green Tate
left the first Of the week for visits to
friends In Lynchburg, Alta Vista and
Roanoke. Miss Crimora Payne has re-
turned from visit to her aunt, Mrs.
Pamela Brown, near Slate Mills. and
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Waite for several weeks. Mrs Waite's
uncle. Mr.. Edward Yancey. will also be
their guest during this time Mrs. J. w.
Ware and Miss Jaaueline Ware spent We'd
nesday In Washington. Miss Mary Long,
who was successfully operated upon for
appendicitis at the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital recently. has left the hospital to be
the guest of friends in Baltimore. Mr.
Bernard Williams. who has been at his
home near Cuipeper for the last two
months on account of injuries received
while out hunting during the Christmas
holidays has entirely recovered and re-
turned to his studies at the Virginia Poly
tcchnic Institute Monday. Mr.. Ellis Mil
Ter: formerly OF this county, but now
the week in Cupeper. Mrs. Richie
Grove has returned from weeks visit
10 friends in Baltimore. Mr.. Pembroke
Fitzhugh was host at a dance at his
night, his aunt. Miss Emma Grayson, act
ing as chaperon. His guests included
Misses Lenore Coleman. Belle Borst. Cora
Loving Nottingham, Caleste Williams,
Alice and Hattie NOTTINGHAM. M 1:,s
Coleman, Bernard Williams and Penn
Coleman, Mr. and Mrs Addison Borst
and others. supper was served
at IL O'Clock. Mrs. Max Samuelson
and her young daughter. Arvid. are
Mrs. Grigg, in Richmond. and will not
return to Culpeper until the first of April.
Mr.. Samuelson was the guest OF friends
in Baltimore for part OF the week. MIS-.
Carroll Griffith of Inlet, TINS county, has
returned home after spending a week
With friends in Charlottesville. Miss Will
lie Newhouse was the guest OF her broth-
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. carey
Humphreys of Brandy, the first OF the
week. Mrs. Joe Clark of Kentucky. VINO
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. ROD
ert Scott, in New York, is now the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clark at Alton.
this county. Mrs. Stanard Chapman has
returned to her home here after pleas
ant visit of several days to friends in
Washington. her former home Miss Jean
Coons and her friend, Miss Hoffman, who
have been visiting Miss Coons' sister,
Mrs. Roger Bickers. on Spencer street re-
turned to Baltimore this week.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society OF
the Methodist Church was entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Charlie Long, on East street. A ruiz
quota Of members were present. and
great many matters of importance to the
society came up for discussion. Miss
Clara McCandless has returned to her
home in Philadelphia after visit to her
brother-in-law and sister. Mai. and Mrs
Edwin Gibson on Jamesons Hill. Miss
Florence Vass. who has been spending
the winter months In Richmond. will re-
turn to her home on North Main street
Monday. Misses Bessie Mackall and
Martha Houch and Mrs. Matte Birney
week; Mrs. Birney also visiting Baltimore
before returning here. Miss Bradford,
who had been the guest of her parents.
Col and Mrs. Slaughter Bradford. at
their home here. left this week for Nor
folk. where she has accepted position.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Turner have returned
from a visit of some days to friends in
Washington. Mrs. William Edwards Of
Richmond, who is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Sam Browning, entertained with an
informal sewing bee Wednesday after
noon. Her guests included Misses Helen
Armstrong, Helen Coons. Matte Ball
Buckner. Mamie Adkins. Byrd Law,
Florence Woolfork. Louise Fray, Julia
Fray Delightful refreshments were served
at the conclusion Of the evening.
Mrs. D. A. Grimsley. who has been
spending the past few months with her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Strobe Barbour. at Fairfax, is now
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Grims-
ley, on Jamesons Hill. Mrs. Samuel
Schriber and child. who have been visit
ing relatives in Baltimore. have returned
to Culpeper, and, with Mr.. Schriber. are
stopping at Mrs. Cave English's, on East
street Mrs. Emma Bradford Miller Of
Birmingham. Ala, has been spending the
week in Culpeper, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Hill, on East street. Mrs.
Mamie Brooke. who has been the guest of
Miss Sadie Gilkeson for several days, will
return to Richmond tomorrow. Mrs. Polk
Hill left several days ago for a visit to
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William HILL in Laurenceville, Va.
The Misses Jones entertained with an in
formal five hundred party Monday even
ing at their home on Spencer street.
Among their guests were DIR. and Mrs.
Marion Lewis, Miss Bessie Mackall, Miss
jamie Jones and Mrs. Henry Jones. Light
refreshments were served. Miss jamie
Jones spent the week end with her sisters,
Misses Bett and Mary Jones, in Culpeper
returning to her school in Orange Mon
day. Miss Mary Jones has been the
guest this week of Mrs. L. Jackson Egg
born, on JamesOns Hill