Evening star., 1912-09-15
CULPEPER.
,ecial Correspondence of The Star.


CULPEPER, Va. September "A. 1912
DR.. Ravenel Phillips Of Washington
spent the week end with his mothers Mrs.
Dinwidiie Phillips, who is spending the
summer here, and left Tuesday for Mobile,
Ala. to reside. Mrs. Irvine kilby Of Phila-
delphia. who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Kilby and other relatives in
Rappahannock, was the guest OF friends
in Culpeper for several days before go
ing home. Mrs. Willie Robertson en-
tertained with an informal porch party
and reading Tuesday evening at her
home on Jamesons HILL Mrs. Peter Rust
and little son have returned to Philadel-
phia after fortnight's visit to Maj and
Mrs. Edwin Gibson on Jamesons Hill.
The Wednesday Bridge was entertained
by Miss Mary English at her home on
East street when those playing in
cluded Mrs. Severn Nottingham, Mrs.
Booker. Mrs. Clyde Lewis, Mrs. Max
Samuelson, Mrs. Clelf. Mrs. Frederick
Power Hudgins. Miss Celeste Williams
and Miss English. The top score was
made by Mrs. Clyde Lewis. who was
awarded the prize, a very dainty bit or
hand work. Miss Fannie Cole has re-
turned from a visit to Redwood and is
again stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Cave
Major on Railroad street. Misses Mary
and Bruce Williams. who have also been
visiting there. returned to Washington
this week. Miss Ruby Wine left several
days ago for Emporia, Va, where She
will teach school this winter. Her young
sister. Elinor. is attending the Randolph
sasSn sroose Maory of e is es
iting the Misses Lewis at Rosedale. their
home near Rixeyville. Miss Helen Ramey
was hostess at morning card party FIJI
day at the home Of the Misses Jones on
has returned from a visit to her brother,
Mr.. Willis Browning, in New York. She
was accompanied on the trip by another
brother, Mr.. George l.. Browning of
Orange, and the latter's small son.
Mrs. Rebecca Shackleford. who has
been visiting Mrs. Nourse in Fauquier,
returned to Culpeper this week to attend
the ceremonies incident to the presenta-
tion of the portrait of the late Judge
in the courthouse. Mrs. Leila Clarke,
Mrs. Dumbach and the latter's two chill
dren, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Loving, returned to Pitts
burgh this week, accompanied by Miss
Jane loving, who will spend the autumn
with relatives in that city. Mrs. Henry
Coons and her sister, Mrs. Bert Smith of
Manassas. left Thursday for a visit to
fr1endS In trenton. n. j. MRS. Charue
Waite was hostess to the Senior Five
Hundred Club on Thursday morning.
Those playing included the twelve club
members, with Miss Louise Fray and her
guest, Miss Helen Waddell Of Danville:
Miss Mary Jones. Miss Della Holton,
Mrs. Lewis Nelson, jr., and Mrs. Earle
Whitehorne. Miss Sue Wiggington, who
spent last week with Mrs. Waite, has re-
turned to her home. Miss Lizzis Waite is
spending some days with Mrs. Pamela
Brown at La Grange. in upper Culpeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Power Hudgins
have leased a house on East street for
the fall and winter months. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith and children have just
returned from a ten-day trip to Rock
bridge, which they made in their ma
chine. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cooper were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. SiIas
Cooper at their home on Railroad street.
Mrs. James Tapp and Miss Carrie Tapp,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Clark at Catalpa, returned to
Washington this week. Misses Sadie and
Rena Armstrong were the guests of
friends in Culpeper yesterday. en- route
to Richmond. where they will both teach
school this winter. Mrs. Max Samuelson
entertained at a waffle supper Tuesday
in honor of Mrs. RULER and Miss VIM
bish Of Danville. who are visiting Miss
Byrd Law. Mrs. Carroway and daughter
of Washington. who have been visiting
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles FAINT. returned home yes
terday. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin O'Toole of
the same city are spending some days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fant