Evening star., 1912-09-29

Hit and Miss Edna Hutchinson left
Wednesday for Harrisonburg. where tney
will attend school this session: Mr.: Roy
Hutchinson is home after brief visit 10
friends in Washington. Mrs. Randolph
Norris of Mitchels was recent guest OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Starke Mrs. George
Sparks of MitchellS spent the first or the
week in Culpeper leaving later for Wash
| ington Mrs. Thomas Henry and daugh-
| ters have returned to Cleveland ark
| after a two-week visit to her mother
! Mrs. Pamela Brown, at La Grange. MT.
Virginius Brown left several days ago
| for the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Miss Mary Nalle has returned to her
home on Piedmont street after a visit OF
several weeks to Miss Margaret Massie
near Lynchburg. The Billiken Card Club
met Tuesday morning with Miss Fran <le
Taunt. In addition to the club members
there were present the following: Miss
| Martha Houch. Miss Lucie Wiltshire,
Miss Mildred Bispham. Miss Annie Bick-
ers Miss Vass, Miss Julia Miller Blake,
| Mrs Clyde Lewis. Mrs Booker. Mrs.
Helen johnson Strother and Mrs. Tucker
Chelf. The guests prize. gold pin. was
won by Miss Martha Houch and the pack
of cards, which was the members s prize,
| by Miss Mary Jones. Luncheon was
| left Wednesday for Washington. going
from there to Norfolk. where she will
make a fortnight's visit to Mr.. and Mrs
John Jeffries Mrs Henry Grasty has re-
turned TO orange dlteI a NiSiI " hSi NONo-
ins. MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Pulliam, on Rail
road street Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Slaughter of Mitchells, and their guest:
Mrs. Tackett, were recent guests OF
| friends in Culpeper.
| Mr. w. A. Bickers of Washington spent
the first of the week with relatives on
Jamesons Hill, returning to Washington
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. d. James Cole
man and Miss Frances Coleman were
over-sunday guests of relatives at
NrS ShacklafOrQ who
has been spending some time here. left
yesterday for visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Lucy Walker, in Richmond. Mrs.
A. V. Burrows and little daughter have
| county. after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Abbott in Brandy. Miss Maimi
Abbott, who has been spending some days
at home, returned to her school In Char
lottesville Wednesday. Mr.. Frank NJ
Gikeson spent the first of the week with
his son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Leon Nalle, at Elkwood farm, near
Elkwood. this county. Mr.. and Mrs.
Caspar West and child, who have been
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith and
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Gulley of Staunton. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gulley of Washing
ton have been spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Thomas on
Railroad street. Miss Bessie Nichols Of
Iona coming, Nd, is spending the autumn
with Mrs. NJ j. Grove, on Main street.
Maj. and Mrs. Thomas S. Taylor, Mrs.
shumate and Miss Ruth Davis, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Strother of
Kinloch left Thursday for Lynchburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor, Miss Cecil
Taylor and Miss Adele Gildea, who were
| also guests at Kinloch, have since RETURN
ed to their home in Baltimore Miss Adella
Yowell and Mrs. Ivans Browne We're
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Durant at their home near Boston, this
county. Miss Lizzie Leavell, who has
been visiting friends on East street, left
the first of the week for visit to her
sister, Mrs. Blackwell, near Warrenton.
Miss Champe Thompson, who was a
member of the house party at the Dick
ensTaylor wedding last week, leaves for
her home in Waynesboro today accom-
janied by Miss frankie Taunt. who will
be her guest there. Miss Columbiana
Nalle has returned from a visit to her
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
Harris. in Alexandria, Miss Lucy Green,
who has been spending several weeks at
Green Lawn. left Thursday for visit
to her aunt. Mrs. Stokes. at Elk Hill
on the James. Mr.. Jack Green of Ches-
terfield county is still at Green Lawn.
Misses Susie and Lucy Stringfellow. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Bowie. left for their home near Elkwood
Wednesday, accompanied by Miss Bur-
nah Bowie. Mrs. Fannie Hill Horne has
returned to Washington, after visits to
her cousins. Mrs. Wiltshire and Mrs. Bis
pham, in Culpeper, and to another cousin,
Mrs. Philip Major, at Glendalough, the
old Hill home in Madison
Mrs. Burnett Miller and children and
Mrs. Josie Miller are home after a week 8
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Miller in
Bedford City Mrs Roger Bickers and
her sister. Miss Frances Coons; Miss
Florence Vass and Miss Annie Bickers,
were mid-week visitors to Charlottesville
| Miss Augusta Buddecke. who has been
in NtI1 cfv,
to her home in Baltimore Tuesday. Miss
Ida Zimmermon of the same city left for
home today. Miss Menifee of Kappa
hammock has been visiting Mrs. Bessie
Browning on Piedmont street. She was
Joined here by her nephews, Frank and
Ralph Moffet. who went with her to
Charlottesville, but will make return
visit to Cuipeper before going home Miss
Marie Josephine Riton has just returned
from stay in New York and is spending
ton Smith, at Glenmore. this county,
but will leave the first of the week for
her home at Crewe. Va. Miss Bow
ling of Northampton is spending the
fall and winter with Rev. and Mrs Frank
Burks at Christ Church rectory, near
Brandy. Miss Bowling has spent some
time in Culpeper and has many friends
here. Mrs. Wallace Nalle has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Holiday.
at Rapidan. Mrs. Mccarthy and her
daughter. Miss Evelyn, have returned to
| their home in Ivanhoe, Va, after a
week s visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Low
ing ON Jamesons Hill. Mr. Charles
Hughes returned to school here this
week, after spending the week end with
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Hughes.
at Laurel Mills. Mrs. George Eggborn
| and her sister, Miss Reva Burgess, were
guests of friends here this week. Mr..
Nelson Diener. who has been spending
some days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Diener, on Main street, returned
to Baltimore Thursday. His brother
Louis Diener, left at the same time to
| resume his studies at the University Of
Maryland Mr.. Robert Tinsley student
of the Maryland Medical College. also
left this week. Mrs. Benjamin Nash of
Richmond, who has been spending the
summer at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roslin Vass on North Main street, will
leave for home Monday Mas Nellie
Allen daughter of the late Abner Allen,
| and Mr.. w. d. Hawley were married
quietly in Washington Wednesday, the
Rev. DR.. johnson performing the cere-
| mony in the presence Of party OF
friends. who accompanied the couple
from Culpeper. Mrs. Lambert has re-
| turned to her home in Washington, after
spending some time with her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mackall, on Piedmont street