Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21
SOCIETY.
CULPEPER.
'ecial Correspondence Of The Star.


CULPEPER. Va, April 20, 1912
Miss Mary Williams spent the week
end at Redwood, returning to Washington
Monday evening. accompanied by Mrs.
Gertrude Williams, who was her guest
for several days. MIR. Chisholm Page is
home, after weeks visit to Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Black, near Stuarts Draft,
in Augusta county. Mr.. Frank NJ Gilke-
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs j.
Archie Gilkeson. in Raleigh, n. c. Mr.
Gilkeson will visit relatives in Norfolk
and Petersburg also before returning
home. Lieut.. Lewis Wise Jennings,
T. ; n, is spending some days with his
family in Culpeper. but will return to
Norfolk Tuesday Miss Alice Miller of
Rappahannock has been the guest this
week of her cousins. Mrs Lee Saunders
ara MIS- William Fray, on East street
Mrs Inomas Henry of Cleveland Park
Culpeper this week en- route to visit her
mother. Mrs. Pamela Brown. at La
Grange, in Upper Culpeper The Wednes-
DAY bridge was entertained this week
80, ny .fs, onarles Goldsborough. on Pied
mont street Those playing were Mrs.
MAN Samuelson. Mrs. Frederick Power
Hudgins. Mrs. Cadell Smith of New Ter
ssy, Misses Byrd Law Lulu Sutherlin.
"ies, sally Anderson and Jen-
ME Latham The top score was made
Dy Mrs Samuelson. After the games
Were played delightful refreshments wara
served. Mr. and Mrs. George Major were
oscI,ounday guests of Miss Lizzie Major
OF Pressure Isle. near Remington Mr.
aired Pulliam is spending a week with
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Leayell in Washing.
ton. Miss Martha McCandless and Mr.
VIII McCandless of Philadelphia are the
guests or their brother in-law and sister
MT. and Mrs. Edwin Gibson, on Jamesons
Hill A party consisting of Mr. lack
fray and his daughter. Laura LilIard
Fray: Mrs lrma Edwards and Miss Lou
Use Fray spent the first of the weeL in
washington. Mr.. Philip johnson. who
spent the winter with friends near
Charles Town. w. Va, has returned IN
mis- home on East street for the summer.
, Inc Monlans Auxiliary of st. Stephen
was entertained Monday afternoon at the
nome OF tho Misses Sisson Mrs. Henry
1rasty OF orange was the guest of friends
In Culpeper for several days last week.
Mrs. Leon Male and her son, Leon ir.
were recent guests of relatives in chi
pepper. Miss Crimora Payne has returned
10 her home in the Brandy neighborhood
after visit of some weeks to Mr. and
Mrs Charles Waite. Mrs. Hunt Strother
ana ner SISTER. Miss Helen Coons. spent
the first of the week in charlottesville.
Miss Kate Perry and Mrs. Matte Birney
returned home Tuesday after a four
day visit to friends in Washington. Miss
lhdltlc Dali buckfler, who has happ
spending the winter with relatives In
Culpeper, left for home in the + r
valley of Rappahannock Monday Miss
Buckner Is one of the most attractive
girls of the younger set, and will be yery
much missed in the social life of Gull
peper. Miss Lillian Gertrude Bolts
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bolts
and Mr.. Thomas Shadrack were married
in Culpeper Tuesday. the Rev. Mr.. Prov
ince Of Madison performing the ceremony
in the presence OF a large number OF
friends of the contracting parties. The
bride. who is a striking looking brunette
was attired in a travelling suit. with
hat and shoes to match, and carried a
bouquet Of bride roses and carnations.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Shadrack left for a northern tour. and on
their return will reside at their attractive
country home near Culpeper. Mrs. Doug
las. who has been spending some time
with Mrs. Cave English on East street,
left Saturday for Baltimore, where she
Is the guest Of Miss Nettie Gray. Misses
Mary and Helen Macoy spent Tuesday
with friends in Washington, returning to
Culpeper that evening. Alden Bell was
the guest Of friends in Richmond for sew
eral days this week. Mr.. Batron Mason
OF Fredericksburg spent the first Of the
week with friends on Main street.
Mrs. Jack Fray was guest at the mar