Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-12
CULPEPER.
'ecial Correspondence of The Star.
CULPEPER. Va. May

CCLPEPER, Va. May IL. 1912.
Miss Elizabeth Detheridge of Minnesota
spent several days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles FAINT on .Jamesons Hill, |
and has since been visiting her cousins,
the Brownings and Woods. in Rappahan-
mock county. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Trip |
lett were over Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Triplett, near Reva this
county. Miss Sadie Armstrong. who has
just closed her school in Chase City. was
the guest of Mrs. d. James Coleman
Wednesday, en- route to her home in
Woodville. where she will spend the first
part OF the vacation. Mr.. Mortimer But
ton was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Step
toe Payne this week. returning to his
home near Jeffersonton Wednesday. The
wednesday Bridge met this week with
Mrs. Max Samuelson, at her home on
power THOSE Paying were
borough. Mrs. Samuel Booker, Miss Byrd
Law. Miss Jaqueline Ware Miss Lulu
Sutherlin Miss Helen Hawley and Miss
Bessie Mackall. the last two being the
guests OF the club for the evening. The
top score was made by Mrs. Booker, who
received the prize. Salads and other re-
freshments were served. Miss Sue Wig
CLINTON of Arlington. this county. and
Miss Lizzie Waite and Mr. Thomas G.
Tate OF Culpeper. were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lightfoot. at their
beautiful country home near Locust
Dale. An event of the week was the
very attractive apron bazaar given by
the guild of st. Stephens in the Armory
Hall. Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Miss Sallie Strother has returned to her
home here after visit of several months
to her brother and sister-in-law, Judge
and Mrs. Strother Of Washington. Rap
pahannock Her niece. Miss Elizabeth
Strother. a student of the Randolph
Macon Academy at Danville is at home
n frnr at anly of Ill
citis. Mr.. G. b. Sullivan and his daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Sullivan of Norfolk have
been visiting friends here this week, and
will later visit relatives in Rappahannock.
Mrs. Richie Grove was the recent guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Bell.
at Madison run, In Orange. The Wom-
ans Auxiliary was entertained Monday
afternoon by Mrs. Alfred Pulliam at her
home on Railroad street, when the an
nual election of officers took places. Mrs.
S. Russell Smith was reelected president,
with Mrs. Orville Loving first vice presi-
dent. and Mrs. Fred Porter second vice
president; Mrs. Walton, treasurer, and
Mrs. Cooper. secretary.
Mr.. Arthur Devine of Leesburg was
an over-Sunday' guest of friends on Spen-
Ger street. Mrs. Ara Johnson and little
daughter. Bernice Lester, of Ballsville,
Powhatan county. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Pulliam this week en- route
to visit Mr.. Silas Johnson in Woodville.
Rappahannock. Miss Clara WEIGH of
Culpeper, was the weekend guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forbes, ST., of
Bonnie Doom. Miss Adela Vowel will
leave tomorrow to spend the week in
Lipscomb, where she will be Joined for a
few days by her niece, Miss Fannie
Louise Rixey. who is attending school in
Farmville. Mrs. Fred Henshaw has re-
tives in Richmond. The members of the
Fancy Work Club were delightfully."- en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Charles FAINT of Jameson's HILL Miss
end guest of Miss Lillian Kegwin. Miss
Marian Sampson has returned to her
home on Jameson's Hill. after visit of
several weeks to Mr. and Mrs. Edward
England and other friends at RaccOon
ford. Mrs. Nat Early. who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Burnett Miller, left for her
home in Madison Wednesday. Miss Lee
ona Kilby, also of Madison, is guest of
Mrs. Miller's and will be here several
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Jennings
and children Of Mexico are visiting Mr..
Jennings aunt Miss Lou Hill, on West
street. and will probably remain in Vir
Leon Nalle and Miss Leslie Male visited
friends in Culpeper this week. Miss Fam
ME Nalle. who has been visiting in. Rich
mond. returned home Saturday Miss
Virginia Mason and Mr.. William Yancey
of Rappahannock and Mrs Lee Taliafef
70 of Orange were guests of Mrs. d.
James Coleman Thursday The Billiken
Card Club met Tuesday with Miss Fannie
Vowel at Corner View, her home. near
Culpeper. Those playing included Misses
Alice Carter, Sally Anderson. Lulu Suth-
erlin. Mary Jones, Leila Fra!ey. Della
Holton, Louise Fray and Celeste Will
liams. Mrs. j. Kite and Misses Pauline
and Marian Kite of Elkwood spent Thurs
day with friends in Culpeper. Rev. Frank
Burks and Mrs. Burks, of Christ Church
rectory Brandy. were guests OF friends
in Culpeper the latter part OF the week.
Mrs. Alfred Pulliam entertained the
members of the Senior Five Hundred
Club and few additional guests Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Railroad
street. Three tables of progressive five
hundred were played, after which straw
berry ice cream and cake were served. A
Civic Improvement Club was organized
the courthouse Mrs. Edwin Grimsley
was elected president. There will be an
other meeting next Monday afternoon.
when other officers will be elected and
Misses Mary and Evelyn Bowersett Mary
Macoy, Emma Clark and Mrs Clyde
Lewis were among those who visited
Washington during the week. The Gull
pepper Dramatic Club played in Orange
Tuesday evening. giving the same play
"Higbee, Of Harvard" A number of Cul-
pepper people went to Orange to attend
the performance, which was most en-
thusia stically received. Mrs. Clara Ger
Jameson's Hill. has now taken rooms in
the Hood residence on the old Turnpike
road. recently leased by Mr. and Mrs. A.
T. Martin. Miss Champ Thompson of
Waynesboro paid a flying visit to friends
here this week en- route home after
visit to Alexandria