Evening star., 1912-11-03
SOCIETY.
Culpeper.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
CULPEPER, Va. November 2. 1912.
Miss Mary Jones entertained with a
kitchen shower this afternoon at her
home on Railroad street in honor Of Miss
Jones' cousin. Mr.. Henry Jones. will be
an event of next Wednesday. The gifts
were presented to the bride-elect with
verse accompanying each, in which the
name of the donor was indicated After
the presentation Of the gifts the forty
guests were given crepe paper and clothes
pins. with which material they were told
to make their ideal bride. A merry con-
test resulted, with prize for the one
most successful. Refreshments were
served afterward, Miss Sue W1gginton
presiding at the chocolate table and Mrs.
c. S. Mullin at the tea table. Mrs. D.
A. Grimsley has closed her house on Rail-
road street for the winter and is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Robert Duncan, near
Rixeyville. before going to Port Royal.
S. c.. for the remainder of the winter.
Mr.. Thomas Green Tate has returned
from extensive visits to friends in south
west Virginia and in Roanoke and Lynch
burg. Mrs. Loving, Miss Dorothy Loving
Saturday in washington. Miss Young.
VINO has been in Culpeper for several
weeks. left Thursday for her home near
Roanoke. The Wednesday Bridge met
this week with Mrs. Samuel Booker, who
entertained. in addition to the club mem
bers. Miss Martha McCandless, Miss Bes-
sic Mackall. Miss Bett Jones. Miss Annie
Bickers. Miss Leila Fraley, Miss Mildred
Bispham. Miss Luce Wiltshire and Mrs.
Lewis Wise Jennings. Prizes We're Won
by Miss Byrd Law and Miss Lucia Wilt
shire, and consisted of a cretonne travel
ing case and handmade sewing apron.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
held an all-day market today in one of
the storerooms of the Masonic building.
realizing quite a nice sum. which will be
applied to church purposes. The nov
city of the entertainment attracted much
attention and the roasted fowls, fried
chicken. homemade cakes and pies found
eager purchasers. Miss Nan Woolfork
entertained a number of her young friends
at a masquerade party Thursday night
at the home of her uncle, Mr.. Law, on
Jameson's Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville White were
hosts at a large Halloween party in
honor of their young daughter. Miss
Lillian White, at Wheatvale, their home
just outside Of Culpeper. Miss Kate
Cooper has returned from a visit to
friends in RappahanEock and is again the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Slas Cooper on
Railroad street. DR.. and Mrs. Robert
son of Greensboro, N. c., were guests
this week of Mrs. Robertson's cousin,
Mr.. Archie Goodloe. on Main street. re-
turning home Friday. Mrs. Kate Jane
Hill, Washington, after weeks visit to
Mrs. NJ. ]. Cove. Judge George s.
Shackleford Of Orange spent Wednesday
with friends in Culpeper.
Miss Sally Anderson entertained with
three tables of bridge Saturday after
noon, when her guests included Misses
Nita Grimsley, Louise Fray, Bett Jones.
Powell Sutherlin, Bessie Mackall, and
Mesdames Booker. Nottingham. Lewis,
Chelf, Hudgns and Samuelson. Miss
pin. and Mrs. Chelf the second. a deck
of Congress cards. Refreshments We're
served after the games. A merry party
of young people. chaperoned by Mrs.
party to Misses Lucie Wiltshire and Mil
dred Bispham Thursday night, as 1t was
the eve of their leaving Culpeper. Miss
Bispham to return to Baltimore and
Miss Wiltshire to visit Miss Augusta
Bennett. at sunbright farm. Mrs. Max
samuelson leaves today for Martinsville.
Ind. to join Mr. Samuelson, who
has been there during the past month.
Miss Arvid Samuelson will be thhe guest
of Mrs. Charles Goldsborough during her
Foreign Missionary Society of the Meth
edist Church held a most unique enter
tainment In the form Of a Giving ad-
vertisement social The Fancy Work
SluD was entertained wednesday Dy
Mrs. Charlie FAINT at her home on Jane
son Hill. Those present were Miss Sue
Wiggington. Mrs. Will Yancey, Mrs.
Jackson Eggborn, Miss Mamie Waite,
Miss Mamie and Nan Jones. The next
regular meeting will be with Mrs. Tenn
pie Hill Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Ratrie
have issued invitations to the marriage
of their sister, Miss Grimora Yancey
PayEe, and Mr.. Douglas Thrift, the cere-
mony to be performed in Christ Epis-
copal Church at Brandy Wednesday.
November II. Mrs. Branch Parker OF
Woodstock. who has spent several win
ters in Culpeper, arrived Thursday to be
the guest Of Miss George Wager for the
ensuing one.