Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-13

otner relatives near Rfxeyvtlie. Mrs. E.ppa
Rixey. who was here last week, has re-
turned home Mrs Roger Bickers has
returned to Culpeper. after visit to her
sister, Mrs. Hunt Strother. at The Plains,
in Fauquier. Miss Mary Young of Roa-
noke is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Loving. Mrs. Loving has only recently
returned from short visit to relatives
in Washington. and Miss Jane Loving,
who was also visiting in Washington, left
the first of the week for Pittsburgh
Miss Corrie Norris has been spending
the week with Miss Florence Quinn at
the latter's home near Winston. Mrs.
MinneSerode, her sister. Miss Leila
Thompson. and Miss Minnegerode, who
have been spending some weeks with
Miss Eliza Thompson at the old Thomp-
son home on Spencer street. left this
week for their home in Louisville, Ky.
MISS thompson has closed her house and
alter short visits to several friends here
will return to Roanoke for the winter
Mr.. John Campbell Stannard. formerly of
Culpeper. but for many years making
his home in Mobile, Ala, was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stannard Chapman this
week en- route for a trip through the
north. Later in the week Mr.. Chapman
spent several days in Washington in at
tendance upon the Masonic convention.
MI Samuel Booker spent this week in
Pittsburgh and New York returning to
Culpeper today. Misses Nan Jones and
Jennie Jones and Mr.. Henry Jones were
members of house party this week at
the home of their brotherin-law and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Malvern Hill, in
richmond Mrs. Edelin, and Miss Mar
saret Edelin, of Washington are spend
ing several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs Ed
win Grimsley. Miss Edelin, has just re-
turned from Ilitciffield, Conn, where she
Joined by Mrs. Grimsley for part OF
August. Mr. and Mrs. Henry O'Bannon
Cooper and Mrs. William Smith have re-
turned +" their homes in Alexandria after
yisiti' and Mrs. Silas Cooper on
Rair It. Miss Kate Cooper, who
has pending several weeks with
relative - Pulaski. returned to Culpeper
this week. Miss Bessie Peter of Beth
saba. Md. who has been the guest of
friends i'll Warrenton. Is now at the
Hotel Culpeper for a short stay. and is
being welcomed by her many friends in
Culpeper. Mrs. Amber Morris is visit
ing her sister. Mrs Tanner. at her home
near Rapdan. Mrs. E,gbert Lee of Rich
mond. who is still at her country home
near Rapidan. motored over to Culpeper
with a numter of her house guests Sat
urday, spending the day with friends
here.
Mrs. Burkmeyer and Misses Peggy and
Virginia Burkmeyer, who have been
spending the summer in Culpeper leave
tuesday, for their home in Port Royal,
5. {. Mrs. Burkmeyer's mother, Mrs
ID. \. Grimsley, has returned to her home
mere after visit TO her sister, Mrs. Rob
~ 'eHSdii, near fllNtNNllle. MIS-. I'd
ward Hand of Orange was the guest of
relatives here this week, en- route for a
visit 10 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las Henry, in Rappahannock. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Miller OF Woodville, Kappa
hammock, have announced the engagement
of their daughter Caroline Rust to the
Rev. y. j. Reynolds Of Rappahannock
the marriage 10 take place in November.
MIR. Alfred Puliam and two daughters
Misses Lucy and Jane. have been spend
ing this week in Richmond the guests
Of MIR. and Mrs. George Roberts of that
city Mrs Nellie Bispaam and her sister,
Mrs. Wiltshire, left the first of the week
FOR a visit to their cousins, MI and Mrs.
Miller and Miss Elizabeth Miller of Haw-
lin and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fray formed
a congenial party tirat visited the state
fair in Richmond this week Miss Miller
viii visit relatives in Culpeper on her
return. Miss Annie Childress of Chris
uansburg, Va. is visiting Miss Bessie
Hooper on Jamesons Hill. Mrs. Milton
Grimsley and her son, Herbert Grimsley,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Weston Grims-
ley in Culpeper. Mrs. Robert Miller is
visiting her father, Mr.. Bru Wood, in
Rappahannock. Miss Emma Miller left
several days ago for visit to friends
friends near Warrenton. Mrs. Frank
Hall has returned to her home near
Mitchells after visit to Mr. and Mrs
Willie Robertson on Jamesons Hill. The
Senior Five Hundred held its first meet
ing for several weeks Thursday afternoon
al the home of Mrs. Tucker Chelf on
East street Mrs. Searles entertained
informally Monday evening in honor of
Mr. Searies' birthday.