Evening star., 1912-06-09
CULPEPER.
Special Correspondence of The star.

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Special Correspondence of The Star.
CULPEPER. Va, June s. 1912.
Mrs Fannie Hill Horne and Mrs.
Charles a. Fred of Washington spent
the first of the week with friends in
Culpeper and attended the Memoria,
day exercises. Miss Fannie Gilkeson
Nalle left Wednesday for a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenifer Barton on p
street. Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Greaner Neal and children of Rich
mond came Saturday to Mulberry
Green. their country home. in the
Brandy neighborhood. where they will
spend the summer. They were Joined
this week by their daughter, Miss Lu-
cile Nelson Neal. who has been attend
ing school at Stuart Hall in Staunton.
Mr.. Ringold Armstrong was in Gull
peper Monday en route to visit friends
in the valley of Virginia. Miss Au-
gusta Buddecke of Baltimore, who
spent last summer in Culpeper is
again here for the heated season and
is stopping with Mrs. r. c. Vass on
North Main street. Another guest of
Mrs. Nass is Mrs. Benjamin H. Nash
of Richmond. who arrived Wednes-
day, and who will be. here several
months. DIR. Lee Taliaferro and his
young daughter Mary motored over
from Orange Sunday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Aylor.
who have recently moved here from
Orange and taken the johnson home
on Main street. Mrs. Felix Maddux, ST..
was the guest of Mrs NJ. j. Grove this
week following a visit to her cousins
"a in,
Culpeper Misses Fannie Louise Rixey.
Lucille Williams and Fannie Meade
Brooke have returned from Farm
vile, where they attended school the
past winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Cuyler of
Brandon on -the-James. who were called
to Brandy by the serious illness of Mr.
Cuyler's sister. Mrs. Freeman of
Fleetwood. have returned home. leav-
ing Mrs Freeman much improved Mr..
and Mrs. Tankersley of Lynchburs
were guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs
c. f. Johnson on Jamesons Hill. Miss
Ida Lewis left last week to visit relatives
in Greene county and later will join her
sister. Mrs Fristoe. at the latter's sum-
mer home, in Fairfax.
Mr.. c. C.. Morris. who attended the
Dental College in Baltimore the past ses-
sion. has returned to Culpeper and re-
sumed his position with the Western
Union. Mrs. Bessie Browning went
Wednesday to Orange. where she is visit
ing her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Browning. and was one of
the guests at the Flewyllen- Wambersie
marriage Mrs. Mary Sims and Mrs. Bet
ty Macoy left Thursday for a weeks visit
to Miss Eta Stofer, in Washington. Mrs
Edgar Nottingham of Brandy and Mrs.
Robert Payne were dinner guests of the
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Ware Monday Miss
Dorothy Ware left Friday for visit to
her cousin. Mrs. Hugh McIlheny, at the
University of Virginia. Dr. and Mrs Lau-
renee S. Ricketts,. Miss Lena Ricketts, and
Miss Harrison of Woodberry Forest mo-
tored over to Culpeper Sunday and were
guests for the day of Mr.. and Mrs Ros-
lin Vass, returning to Orange that even
ing. Mrs. Ramie and Miss Helen Ramie
who have been with Miss Mary Jones' left
Wednesday for visit to friends in Rap
pahannock and Fauquier. and on their
return will be at Mrs. fMackaIls on Pied
mont street, for the rest of the summer.
Mrs. Theodore Kyle was in CLlpeper the
first of the week, en- route home after a
visit to her uncle. Mr.. George Apperson.
at his home in the county. Mrs. Wise
Jennings music pupils gave a most cred
liable and enjoy able piano recital in the
spacious parlors of the Jennings home
on Jamesons Hill Wednesday evening, in
which they We're assisted by Misses Cor
nelia Petty, Mary Jones Emma FAINT,
Mrs. Frank Smith and the Rev. Thomas
Hooper. recitation by Miss Tabitha
Smith also added much to the evening. as
well as humorous song, Poor Hun
CRY Fox, as sung by her sister, Miss
Dorothy Smith. Miss Belle Strother and
Miss Emma Carter of Kappa hannoc6
who have been visiting DR. and Mrs
Strother and other friends in Culpeper.
left the last of the week, Miss Strother to
return TO her home in Rappahannock.
and Miss Carter for a visit TO relatives
in Washington. Miss Leila Fraley enter
and some additional friends Tuesday
morning. Miss Hill Carter, who has been
teaching at Chatham Episcopal Institute,
was the guest of Miss Bessie Mackall this
week en- route to her home in Washing
ton, Rappahannock county.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Strother and
children of Welch w. Va. have arrived
at Kinlock, their country home. for the
summer months. They have as their
guest Mrs Strother's sister, Miss Vera
Taylor of Baltimore. Miss Milford Qui-
senberry of Marion. who has been teach
ing in the family of Mr.. Griffin Durant.
near Boston, this county, returned home
Thursday Miss Elizabeth Redd, who has
been in Culpeper for some time, is spend
ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs Du-
rant. Miss Mabel Burton has returned
from the Randolph-M Macon Institute
where she was one OF the instructors the
past session. Her younger sister. Miss
Ruth, student of the Womans College
at Lynchburg. is also home for the sum
mer. Miss Howison of Fauqu:er is visit
ing Miss julia Prosser. but will leave in
a few days for her home. Miss Orie
Yowell, who has been visiting an uncle in
Texas for the past year. returned to her
home in Culpeper Friday. Miss Annie
James Yowell is spending the week with
friends in Leesburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin O'Toole have returned to Washington
after a visit of some days TO Mrs.
O'Toole's father. Mr.. Charles FAINT. on
Jamesons Hill. Mrs. Frank Bowman of
Remington entertained with a luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Miss Jaqueline
Ware, whose marriage TO Mr. Severn
Nottingham takes place the 18th. Mrs.
Fred Porter is spending the week END
with friends on Kalorama road. Washing
ton.