Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-05
CULPEPER.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

SlLT EFf1H, va, May 4, l9lS
MI. Frank Gilkeson. sr., is home after
weeks visit to his son, Mr.. Irvine
Gilkeson of Norfolk. following visit to
Mr. and Mrs. j. Archie Gilkeson, in Ra
leigh. n. c. Mr. Andrew Brown of Upper
Culpeper spent the week end with friends
in Culpeper. Mrs. Robert Matthews is
spending several days with her sister,
Mrs. jackson. at Keswick, in Albemarle,
where she will be joined today by her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Matthews, who
is attending school m Charlottesville Miss
Helen Coons. who has been spending the
winter and spring with relatives in Gull
pepper, left Thursday for her home in
Minnesota. DR.. James Quaintance of
Charlottesvilie, and Mr.. Lee ,Quaintance
been spending some days with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Quantance. near Boston, this
county. The Wednesday Bridge Club met
this week with Miss Byrd Law at her
were Mrs. Charles Goldsborough. Mrs.
Max Samuelson, Mrs. Hudgins, Mrs
Samuel Brooker Mrs. Clyde Lewis, and
Misses Jaqueline Ware, Sally Anderson
made by Miss Ware Misses Laura and
Ruherta Smith spent the first of the week
in Charlottesville. Mrs. Hunt Strother
and two daughters. Misses Eudoxia and
Ann Strother, who were guests this week
of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bickers. returned
to their homes at The Plains Wednesday.
Mrs Burnett Miller Mrs. Edwin Gibson
and Mrs. W. A. Bickers spent Thursday
in Washington. Mr.. Stacy Carpenter
and his sister, Miss Leslie Carpenter
were guests of friends on Jamesons Hill
this week. Miss Fannie Cole who has
been spending some time in Philadelphia,
has returned to Culpeper and is stopping
with Mrs. Tom Miller on Railroad street.
She is accompanied by her niece, Miss
Catherine Cole of Chicago. who was here
several days. Mr.. Blakey Walker OF
Orange was the weekend guest of friends
in Culpeper. Miss Celeste Williams spent
the last week with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Rixey,
on Jamesons Hill. The Billiken Card
Club was entertained Saturday by Miss
Lulu Sutherlin, at the home of DIR. and
Mrs. GoldsbOrOugh on Piedmont street,
whose guests included Misses Adella and
Fannie Vowel, Alice Carter, Louise Fray,
Sally Anderson. Leila Fraley, Helen Haw-
ley and Mary Jones. The prize for the
highest score was awarded Miss Carter
The next meeting of the club will be held
near Culpeper. Misses Mary and jamie
Jones, DR.. Otis Marshall, Mr.. Cornelius
Bruce and Mr.. Porter Nalle were over
Sunday guests of Miss Gertrude Marshall
at Barboursville. Miss Lenore Coleman
of Brandy has been spending the week
with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. d. James Coleman, on Main
street: Mrs. Richard w. Hilleary of War
renton was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
RosIynn c. Vass last week, but has since
spending several weeks in Warrenton. the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hugh Hamilton.
Mrs Page and her small son, Carter,
have returned from pleasant visit to
Mrs. Robert Preston and other relatives
in Leesburg. and to her sister, Mrs. Gid
dings at Chevy Chase. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Swan and Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
puritan Swan of Brandy spent Wednesday
| Dow
Miss Annie Payne and Miss Sadie Gilke-
son leave tomorrow for a brief visit to
Richmond. Mrs Matte Birney and Miss
Kate Perry were dinner guests Wednes-
day of Mrs. Fannie Vowel OF Corner
View" Later in the week Mrs. Birney
spent several days with friends in WASH
ngton Mrs. jackson Fray and Miss
Helen Armstrong were guests during the
week of friends at Mrs Trays for
mer home, Brightwood. in Madison
days this week with her mother, Mrs.
Taylor Perry. on Main street. returning
to Warrenton Friday. The Senior Five
Hundred Club met Thursday with Miss
Bett Jones, who was assisted in enter
tanning by her sisters. Miss Mary Jones
and Mrs Thomas Howard, jr. Rev. and
Mrs. Grey and Miss Ellen Douglas Grey
Of Rappahannock were guests at the rec
visit to relatives in Amherst. Miss
Byrdie Pulliam and Miss Margaret Rob-
erts were guests of their cousin, Mrs
Henry Grasty, in Orange last week and
attended the club dance there Friday
night. Mrs Robert Matthews enter
tanned at five hundred Thursday after
noon at her attractive home on East
street. Mrs. Edgar Nottingham, ST.. of
! Brandy was the guest Of Mrs. Henry
Walton on Thursday. Mrs. Branch
Parker who spent the month of April in
Culpeper, left this week for a visit to
relatives in Norfolk and from there Will
GO to Woodstock for the summer Mrs.
Hill O'Bannon of Glover Hill. Rappahan-
mock, has been the guest during the
week of Miss Jennie Latham. Mr..
Stuart Wager. who has been in Balti-
more for some months past, recently re-
turned to the county and purchased d
farm near Remington, where he Will
make his home in the future. Rev. Bird
| Turner of Madison Court House spent
| Thursday and Friday with friends in
| Culpeper Mr.. Raleigh Travers Green
was. the weekend guest of relatives at
Green Lawn. returning to his home in
| Parkersburg Tuesday. "Higbee of Har-
ward" an attractive farce, was present
ed by the graduating class Of the High
School at the opera house Thursday night.
Mr.. Ellison Latham was host at a card
party this week at his home on Piedmont
street. His guests included Misses Flo
renee Vass, Bessie Mackall, Helen Haw-
ley, Lulu Sutherlin Alice Carter, Sally
Anderson Kate and Jennie Latham. and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matthews, Messrs.
Cornelius Bruce. Edward Perry, DIR. Otis
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