Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-26

C. Cunningham and Miss Margaret Edelin,
of Washington were guests this week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Grimsiey, leaving
Friday for Atlantic City. where they will
spend several weeks before going north
for the summer. Miss Ruby Wine and
Miss Edna Wine, who have been visit
ing friends in Woodville, Rappahannock,
for the past week, returned home Tues
day. Their sister Miss Elinor. who has
been attending the Randolph-Macon In
stitute in Danville. will join them at
their home here today. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Petite and children of Winona.
w. Va, are visiting Mr.. Petties parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Petite. on East
street. DR.. Harry Willis of Rapidan and
Messrs. Rosson of West Virginia were
over Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
the week for Washington, where she is
visiting friends at the Alabama. Mrs.
Samuel Booker entertained at bridge
Monday afternoon in honor of the bride
elect. Miss Jaqueline Ware. Her guests
were limited to the members of the Wed
nesday Bridge and to out-of-town guests.
The rooms were most attractive. great
masses of pink roses and pink peonies
being used to carry out the color scheme
of pink and white. Prizes were won by
Miss Nita Grimsley and Mrs. Frederick
Power Hudgins, while to the guest of
honor was presented a beautiful pink and
white fan. Mrs. Fannie Rixey of Wash
ington is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Randolph
Rixey at their home here.
Miss Lou Chelf has returned TO Cul-
pepper after a visit to friends In Wash
ington and Baltimore Mrs. Henry wal
ton spent last week with friends in
ess to the Billiken Card Club Tuesday.
Those playing included Mesdames Dun
can, Booker and Lewis. Misses Nita
Grimsley, Lulu Sutherlin. Hawley, Ander-
| Ill,
Fraley, Fannie Vowel and Bessie Mack
all. The prize, a lace collar, was won by
Miss Fraley. Mr.. Charles Goldsborough,
jr., a student at Woodbury. Forest. spent
the week end with his parents. Dr. and
Mrs. Goldsborough. in Culpeper. DR.
Goldsborough's mother, Mrs NJ Colds
borough of Leesburg. was also a recent
visitor. Rev. Mr. Ware has been attend
ing the annual council of the Episcopal
Church. which was held in Harrisonburg
this week. While there he was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Landon Scott. formerly
residents Of this county. Mr.. Edward Al
mond. who has been under treatment in
Charlottesville for several months on &C
count of acute appendicitis, has entirely
recovered and returned to his home here
the first of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Gran
Vile Coleman have issued invitations to
! the marriage Of their daughter, Lenore,
and Mr.. Pembroke Thorn Fftzhugh. The
ceremony will be performed in the Meth
odist Church at Brandy on the evening
Of June 4, and will be attended by
great many persons from Culpeper ana
other places. Mrs. Clifford Starke gave
a children's party Wednesday evening in
honor of the ninth birthday of her little
daughter Mildred. Miss Elizabeth Miller.
who has been spending several weeks
with relatives in Culpeper returns to
her home in Rappahannock today. Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Bickers, Mrs. Hunt
Strother and her sister. Miss Laura
Coons. left Sunday for Lake City, MINI.
The Fancy Work Club met Wednesday
with Mrs. Temple Hill on Railroad street.
Beside the club members there were pres
ent as guests of the club Miss jamie
Jones, Miss Mary Jones and Mrs. Will
Yancey of Arlington. The next meeting
of the club will be with Miss Mamie
has been visiting friends in Culpeper since
the early spring, recently purchased the
Whitlock home on East street, and VIII
make her home here in future. Miss
Mary Jones has returned from visit to
Miss Gertrude Marshall at Barboursville
and friends in Orange. Rev Thompson
Cole visited his sister, Miss Fannie Cole,
and other relatives here the first Of the
week. returning to his home In Ogontz.
Pa, Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Bowman OF
Remington was the guest for the day
Tuesday of friends in Culpeper. A bridge
party and linen shower was given Jointly
by Miss Lulu Sutherlin and Mrs. Charles
Goldsb oEough at the home of the latter
on Piedmont street. Thursday. in honor
of Miss Jaqueline Ware, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. Ware. whose marriage TO
Mr.. Severn Nottingham will take place
in early June. The house presented
charming appearance. all the lower floor
being thrown open, and the rooms deco
rated with profusion of white and pink
flowers. After the guests had assembled
bridge was played for the first hour, aft
err which appropriate refreshments were
served Miss Helen Hawley, who was as
sisting the hostesses, then entered the
parior, drawing a small express wagon.
which was decorated in pink, and filled
with large and beautiful collection of
gifts. many of them being the skillful
handiwork of the donors. and presented
the wagon and contents to the charming
bride-to-be.