Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
Culpeper.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, October ~, 1912
Mr.. Oscar Littleton Kennedy. who has
been spending the past four years abroad
being for the greater part of the time in the
south of Spain, was the recent guest Of his
brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs
Charles Wine at their home here. Ieav-
ing this week for trip TO the Ozark
mountains. Miss Blanche Maddux, who
was the guest of friends in Culpeper last
week, has been spending this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Maddux, in Orange
and their son, DR.. Cabei. MadduX l. s
A, who is spending, several weeks of
leave from his post. Fort Moultrie : c.
at his old home in Orange Mr. Phi %
Jameson is home after a round Of visits
to relatives in and near Charles Town.
w. Va Mrs. John Fray of Madison and
her daughter. Mrs. Wellington Wayland
of Alexandria, who has been visiting her.
We're guests this week OF MIR. and Mrs
William II. Fray on East street. Miss
Louise Fray has recently returned from
a visit to Miss Loula Srnoot, in AleXan-
dria. Miss George Nottingham, who has
been spending several weeks at the home
of Col. and Mrs. S. NJ. NeWhouse on Main
street, has returned to her home at
Brandy. Mrs B. p. Martin, who was the
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kins the first of the week, has since left
for her home in Chatham. Today Mr. and
Mrs. Watkins, accompanied by Miss Lulu
Sutherlin and Miss Sally Anderson, went on
a driving trip to the Luray caverns; they ex-
pect 10 be gone several days. Mrs. Russell
Vowel and her sister, Miss Sudie Lewis,
have been spending some days it'll
friends in Washington. Miss Kate Coop
er is the guest this week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill o Bannon at their country home near
h .s,.l- fro
O'Bannon who before her marriage WAS
Miss Bertha Miller formerly spent much
of her time in Culpeper. where she has
host of friends. Mrs Glassell FitZhugh
of Charlottesville, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Anne Wingfield. on Pied
mont street, returned home this week ac-
companied by Mrs. Wingfield. who * II
spend the winter in Charlottesville. Mss
Fannie SomerViile is spending some time
in Washington. where she is the guest Of
her cousin, Mrs L. p. Male, a the lat
ter's apartments at The Cairo. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. ".
II. Robertson formed a party that mo-
tored over 10 Fredericksburg from here
Sunday and spent the day with relatives
returning to Culpeper that night. Mr.. and
Mrs. z. H. ToWnsley Of New York, who
have been guests Of Mrs. Roslin Nass for
the past two weeks, have Just taken pos
session of their recently purchased coun-
try home Maple Lawn, near Raplc2n, be-
ing Joined there by their son. Mr j. W.
Townsley Mrs. Alfred Puiliam and Miss
Birdie Pulliam We're guests this week of
Mr. and Mrs Henry Grasty in OranGe
and attended the Orange county fair Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pulliam spent
Tuesday with friends in Culpeper.
The New Idea Fancy Work Club was
charmngly entertained wednesday ait
ernoon By Mrs. l.. Jackson ESgborn at
her home on West street. Those present.
included Mrs. Temple Hill, Mrs William
Yancey. Mrs. Charles FAINT, Mrs Silvey,
Miss Waite, Miss Bett Jones Miss Mamie
Jones, all members of the club, and Miss
Elizabeth Redd and Miss Mary Jones.
who were the guests of the club for that
meeting. After several hours spent in
needlework ices and other refreshments
We're served. The next rgular melting Of
this club Will be held with Mrs. Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mayo Hansbor-
ough have issued invitations to the mar
rfage of their daughter Marie Ophelia
and Mr.. Frank Hough. The ceremony
will take place at St Pauls Episcopal
Church, this county, the afternoon OF
Saturday. October 70 at : CLOCK Mrs.
Charles Wine has been spending the
week with her cousins, Mrs Gideon
Brown and Miss Louise Reed, at the
home of the former in WoodVille Miss
Reed. who has been visiting relatives in
Virginia for the last six weeks, leaves IN
a few days for her home in Los Angeles,
Cal Misses Lucie Wiltshire and Mildred
Bispham have returned from a weeks
visit to friends in Baltimore and have as
their guest Miss Jessie Watt of Georgia,
who spent part OF last summer in Gull
pepper. Mrs. William Bickers and little
daughter Jaqueine who spent last week
with Mrs. George Williams al Redwood
are guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
james Bickers near Crooked Run. but ex-
pect to leave in d few days for Wash
ington, where they will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Freeman, who re-
Gently sold their estate. Fleetwood, near
Brandy. VIII probably spend the winter
travelling through the south and will later
return to Mr. Freeman's former home in
England Miss Elizabeth Strother left
this week for visit to her aunt. Mrs
Hooff on Seminary Hill. Alexandria.
Mrs. Chauncey Abbott of Brandy and her
sister in-law. Mrs. Roberts. were guests
this week of Mrs. Taylor Clark and Mrs.
NJ. j. Grove. Miss Bessie Hooper and
her guest, Miss Anne Childress. We're
weekend visitors to Washington. Miss
Childress leaves today for visit TO her
sister. Mrs. L. Chamberlain. in Philadel-
phia and will return to her home in Chris
tiansburg from there. Miss Adella Vow
ell has returned from a trip TO Harrison
burg and Washington and has visiting
her this week Mrs. Pierce Horne of the
latter city. Mrs Granville Coleman and
Mrs. Leonard Coleman of Brandy were