Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17

Buckner Thursday afternoon. The menu
bers present included Misses Helen Arm
strong, Laura and Helen CoOns, Louise
Fray. Florence Woolfork. Julia Miller
Blake and Mrs. Roger Bickers. Mrs
Marion Lewis and her sister, Miss Laura
Lee Parr. have returned to Culpeper after
spending week with their uncle ana
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs: John Burroughs. i'm
Remington. Mrs. ID. A. Grimsley, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Grimsley, on Jamesons hill. will spend
next week with her sister, Mrs Anne By
walters. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Hawkins
of Upper Culpeper have returned home
after spending some days with relatives
in Washington. Mr.. j. George Hidden
and Mr.. Harry Thurlow have been spend
ing the week in Washington. Rappahan-
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frawley at the
Waverly Hotel, returned to her home in
Washington Friday. Misses Louise and
Dorothy Loving spent Thursday in Wash
mother, who. had been visiting her moth
err, Mrs Alvah Clark, and other relatives
in Pittsburgh since January. and all
three returned to Culpeper that even
ing. The Fancywork Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Silvie at
her home on East street. Those present
were Mesdames Charles FAINT. Temple
HILL Ode Rust. Eggborn. Browning.
Smith. and Misses Mamie Waite. Bette
Jones. jamie and Nan Jones. Ices and
cakes We're served during the evening.
Misses Helen Macoy and Willie New
house have been spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Clark at Alton.
this county Miss Mary Macoy spent Fri
day in Washington.
Mrs. F. d. WEIGH. who has been the
guest of Miss Gertrude Armstrong on
Railroad street for several months. left
this week for visit to her sister at
Saint Elmo. near Alexandria. Mrs. Bar
bour Apperson and her daughter, Miss
Lizzie Moore Apperson. have been spend
ing some days with relatives in Char
lottesville. Miss Mildred Hill spent the
week end in Baltimore. the guest Of her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hill of
that place. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Bennett
entertained weekend house party at
Sunbright. near Culpeper Their guests
included Misses Helen Macoy and Willie
Newhouse of Culpeper. Mr.. William Yam
cey of Arlington and Mr.. Marion Caskie
of Washington. Messrs w. r. Pleak
and John Vowel have been in Orange
and Richmond this week in the interests
of the county good roads commission in
regard to the Richmond-W ashiEgton
highway. Miss Mary Bowersett has been
the guest of friends in Lynchburg during
the week past. Mrs. Samuel Rixey spent
the first of the week with friends at
Brandy and later was the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Newhouse before returning
to her home at Catalpha. Mrs. Joseph
Clark, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Clark, left this week for
her home in Lexington. KY. Mrs. Charles
w. Hoffman was the guest of friends in
Culpeper for the day Tuesday. returning
to Remington that evening. Mrs. Hunt
Strother. who has recently moved to The
Plains, in Fauquier. was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Roger Bickers. for several
days last week. Miss Emma FAINT spent
the week end with relatives at Gordons-
VILE Miss Belle Strother of Rappahan-
mock was the guest of friends in Culpep-
er Tuesday en- route for Blue Fields. w.
Va. where she will visit relatives.
Messrs Charles Cline and Wayman john
son have been spending the week in New
York, but returned to Culpeper today.
Miss Tillie Debelle of Manassas and Miss
Nan Holiday of Rapidan have been guests
during the week of Mr. and Mrs. Frede-
rick Power Hudeins