Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-10
Culpeper.
special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, November 9, 1912.
Paymaster Lewis Wise Jennings, who
is stationed in Washington this winter,
spent the week end with his family here,
returning to Washing on Monday. Mrs.
Hunt Strother and children Of The Plains
were guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Coons on Main street. Mrs
Coons and Miss Mary EdMina Coons
have just returned from stay at their
country place near Ryland, where they
entertained several guests last week.
Mrs. Jesse Porter, who has been visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar Quaintance at Slate
Mills, returned to her home in Louisa
Court House several days ago, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Quaintance and Miss Mabel
Quaintance. Mss Sallie Strother leaves
today for a visit to her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Judge and Mrs. Philip VIII
liams Strother, near Parisburg, w. Va.
Miss George NeWhouse has returned
from a short visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Carey Humphreys at Brandy. Miss Willie
ago, has entirely recovered and is out
again. Miss Adella Vowel and Miss
Mamie Waite leave the first of the week
to spend the week with friends in Wash
ington. Miss Waite VIII also visit in
Alexandria before returning home. Mrs
Herndon Rixey and her guest, Mrs Bet
tie Quisenberry, have returned from a
ten-day visit to relatives in Alexandria
and Washington. Mrs. Quisenberry
leaves next week for a visit to Gordons-
vile. and from there will return to her
home in Hinton, w. Va. Miss Florence
Vass left last week for a visit to her
cousin, Mrs. Thomas Meyers. at Fort
Wayne, Ind. where she will remain un-
til after the Christmas holidays, going
then to visit other relatives in McKees-
port, Pa. Mrs. Will Irving and Miss Law
have returned from Washington. where,
as delegates from the Presbyterian Mis-
Sionary Society of the church here, they
attended the million and half mis-
sionary rally which was held in that city
this week. Mrs. Otway Law, who was a
recent guest of Miss Law, has returned
spent last week with Miss Emma FAINT,
has returned to her home at The Plains
where Miss FAINT, who leaves today, will
visit her.
The Senior Five Hundred Club was en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Silas
Cooper. whose guests on tais occasion in
cluded Mesdames Russell-Smith, Pull
liam, Charles Waite, Severn Nottingham
Charles Payne, Booker, Clyde Lewis
Frederick Power Hudgins. Misses Ma
Jones, Bette Jones, Gertrude Armstrong
and Kate Cooper. salad course an,
coffee were served after the game. Mrs
Cave Major is home after a Wis to he!
sister Mrs. Rouzy. in Washington. NJ!
Aubrey Bowie has returned from Laure
Mills, where he spent some days. Miss
Lucy Stringfellow of Elkwood mas beef
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bowie during
the week Mr.. McCandless of Philadel-
phia was the guest this week of DIR. ana
Mrs Blish Macoy on Main street. Mrs
McCandless formerly spent much time at
a summer home near Brandy and has
has returned to her home in Chariottes-
Vile after visit of some weeks to DR.
and Mrs. Marion Lewis. Mrs. Lewis
father, Mr.. ". j. Parr of Charlottesville
was their weekend guest. Miss jamie
Jones of Somerset and Miss Julia Jones
of Charlottesville were guests Of relatives
in Culpeper til week and attended the
Jones' Ramey wedding Wednesday even
ing. Miss Ida Lewis visited her cousin.
Miss May Hill. during the week. Mr..
Miss Evelyn Fisher of Cine matt. who
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Samuel
Chiffon, in Fauquier, spent the first of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs John A. Ho!tz-
man on Pied mont street, leaving for home
Thursday. Mrs. John James of Fau
quier was also a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Holtzman this week. Mrs. Win am
Yancey at Arlington. this county, was
the guest of Mrs Randolph Rixey on
Main street for the midweek. Mr.. and
Mrs Will Coons of Ryland We're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FAINT on Jane
sons Hill during The week. Mrs. Jackson
Fray and Mrs. Tucker Chelf We're guests
of friends in Baltimore for several days
during the past week. Mrs Henry SIN tn
of Madison county was the recent guest
of her father-in-law, Mr.. P. Smith. at his
home on East street. Mr.. Writ Chef
at five hundred Thursday
afternoon at her home on East street.
Three tables of the game We're played
and delightful refreshments served at the
conclusion of the evening. Miss Edith
Stearns left Thursday for visit to her
sister,, Miss EN- ly Stearns, in Washing
ton. Miss Stearns. who gained great
deal Of newspaper prominence for her