Evening star., 1912-07-07

to large house party this week Tor the
horse show, which took place Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday. Their guests
included Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts OF
Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Carpenter
of ST. Jo, Mo-: Mr.. Bolintha Laws OF
Washington, Billie" Howard of Norfolk,
Albert Johnson of New York, Miss Jennie
Smith, Miss Louise Leavell and EDWIN
Field of this county. Mrs. Henry o 'Bannon
and Miss Louise O'Bannon of Rappahan-
mock, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O'Bannon
Cooper Of Alexandria were guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Cooper on
Railroad street. Mrs. Fred Porter return
ed the first Of the week from visit to
Miss Elizabeth Ratrie at Liberty Hall
this county and to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Nottingham in Brandy. Misses Lucy and
Alice Nottingham leave the first OF the
week for visit to their uncle. Mr.. Ed
ward Barksdale in Petersburg. Miss Ada
Cook of Richmond is spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bonney on
Jamesons Hill. Mrs. Randolph Rixey,
with Misses Louise and Alice Rixey, Is
spending the month of July with friends
al Noyum, in Madison. Miss Bessie
Brooke, who has been visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brooke
in Richmond, returned TO Culperer TINS
week. Her twin sister. Miss Lillian
Brooke, who has also been In Rlchmoho'
is making a two-week visit to friends In
Hyattsville Md, before coming to Cul-
pepper Mrs. Thomas Littleton, Miss Helen
Littleton and Mrs. Amanda Hudson will
spend next week at Virginia Beach IN at
tendance upon the State S. s. Association
Lieut.. Frank Barrett of the United States
Marine Corps was a guest of his brother
in-law and sister, DIR. and Mrs. Z. ).
Cowie. at their home in the suburbs OF
Culpeper, and left for Pittsburgh later
in the week. Mrs. Nellie Bispham OF
Baltimore has returned from visit 10
her son. Stacy Bispham. in Oklahoma,
and has opened her old home on East
street for the remainder of the summer.
DIR. and Mrs. Milford and daughter OF
Five Points, Ala, who have been visiting
relatives of Mrs. Milford in Culpeper, re-
turned. home several days ago. \ fanny
reunion was held at the home OF Mrs.
Mamie Jones on Spencer street this week.
Those attending were Mr.. and Mrs Nal,
vern Hill and Mr. Powell Jones of Rich
mond Mrs. Rust and Miss Elizabeth Rust
of Haymarket, Mrs. William Eggborn OF
Eggbornsyille. this county ana MT. ote"-
art of Richmond
Mrs. s. NJ. Newhouse has returned from
a visit to relatives in Washington and
has had as her guests this week her SON
in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art Brand OF that city. Miss Margaret
Massie of Lynchburg was the guest or
friends in Culpeper the first of the week
and has since been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Sonlerville at their home near
Mitchells Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Adams
of The Plains are the guests this week
of Mrs Fannie Vowel of Corner View.
near Culpeper. The horse show dance,
which was held in the Armory Hall
Thursday night, was the event of the
week. as well as the first dance. OF the
summer season. The chaperones were
Mrs Alfred Pulliam. Mrs. S. Russell
Smith, Mrs. Louis Dohme and Mrs. j.
James Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gulley and little son of Staunton are
visiting Mr.. Gulley's sister. Mrs. Pierre
Thomas, on Railroad street. Mrs. Frank
lin Duncan and three children have re-
turned from two-week visit to her
grandmother Mrs Patrick. in DanviIle.
Miss Sara Apperson of Charlottesville
has been spending several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour Apperson on
Jamesons Hill. Mr. NJ. NJ. Green Of War
renton, who acted as one of the judges
at the horse show this week, spent sew
eral days with relatives in Culpeper. DR..
and Mrs, Marion Lewis had as their
guests this week Miss Ida Lewis and her
brother. Enoch Lewis; Mr.. and Mrs. Ir-
vine Parr of Brandy and Mr.. John Por-
ter of Charlottesville. Mrs. Edwin Glib
son and little son. who have been visiting
her sisters, the Misses McCandless, in
for several weeks, are again |
at their home on Jamesons Hill.