Evening star., 1912-08-25
CULPEPER.
pecial Correspondence of The Star

ton at tho Grange. were guests of Miss
Marian Sampson the first Of the week.
Mrs. Frank Carter Of st. Louis, who
spent the week end at the Grange. is now
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Charles Chiffon,
at Greenoak, in FauQuier. An ali-day
basket picnic was held Wednesday in the
grove on the old Greenwood home, about
q mile from town, the country families OF
the community being the hosts. large
crowd of persons from both town and
county attended. Judge and Mrs. J. f.
Strother of Washington, Va, were guests
this week Of DR.. and Mrs. Johnson Stroth-
err on Main street. Mr.. Irvine Gilkeson of
Norfolk is spending his vacation at the
on Jamesons Hill, following a visit to his
sister, Mrs. Herndon V. Frazer, in
Charles Town, w. Va. Mrs. Dunbar and
two children of Pittsburgh are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Loving. Mrs. Clarke
and Mrs. George Snyder. who have also
been visiting them, spent this week with
their cousin, Miss Annie Fortune. at Oak
Ridge. Va. Mrs. Walter Taylor enter
tanned with a dance Monday evening at
Kinloch, in honor of her daughter, Miss
Cecil Taylor, and the latters guests, Miss
Gildea and Miss Ruth Glanville. Dancing
was enjoyed on the wide porches. which
were lighted with Japanese lanterns, and.
like the rooms, decorated with wild flow
o'clock Miss Kate Perry has returned
from a. two-Week visit to friends In
Charles Town, w. Va, and in Washing
ton. Miss Fannie Perry, who has been In
Warrenton for some time, also returned
home Tuesday. Mr.. Edward Perry is en-
tertaining as his guests this week Nc
Chesney Jeffries and Mr. Mcbride, both
0. Norfolk. Mrs. George Williams is en-
tertaining a house party at Redwood, her
home near Culpeper. Among the guests
are Misses Margaret Worthington, Louise
Harrison and Mary Williams of Washing
ton, Mrs Helen Jackson of Harrison
burg. Mrs. Patterson and Miss Jessie
Price of Roland Park, Baltimore. num-
ber Of young people from Culpeper at
tended the evening picnic Thursday on
the lawn of the old HaZelwood house
given in compliment to Miss May String
fellow and her guests, Misses Noting
ham and Erline Taylor of Kentucky.
Miss Nottingham has since left for visit
to Atlantic City. Miss Helen Waddell or
Danville is visiting Miss Crimora Payne
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Turner
Ratrie. near Brandy. Mrs. Greaner Neal
has returned to her home at Brandy.
after a visit of some weeks to her broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Cnf-
ford Miller in Richmond.
Mrs. Oliver Flippen and two children OF
Cumberland Courthouse were guests OF
friends in Culpeper this week, en- route
home after visit Of six weeks to her old
home in Upper Culpeper Mrs. c. ]. Rixey
and Miss Henry Rixey spent several days
with relatives in Culpeper, returning to
Washington Tuesday. Miss Rosalie Rixey
has been spending the week with MI ana
home, the Hall. in Orange county. Miss
May Long has returned home after a
three-week visit to friends in Marion, N
tC. Miss Alice Giddings of Washington is
on Jamesons Hill Mr.. Chisholm Page
has returned from a brief visit to friends
near Brandy. Mr.. and Mrs. Shugert of
Charles Town. w. Va. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pulliam, left
for home Tuesday Miss Louise and Miss
Blanche Newton Leavell and Mr.. John
Robertson, all of Washington. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Pulliam for the
| first of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. H. f.
Harper and little son of Washington. who
| returned home Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Saltzman of Washington were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roslyn
| Vass, as was also Mrs. Vass' brother-in-
| law, Mr.. H. F. Belts. of Madison. Wis,
| who is visiting relatives in Washington
| this summer. Mrs. John Norris, who has
| been visiting her brother, Mr.. John w.
Green. at his home in Chesterfield coun-
ty. has Joined Mr.. Norris for visit to
| his sister, Miss COrrie Norris. at the old
Norris home here. Mrs. Thomas Henry
and daughters of Cleveland Park. Wash
ington. were in Culpeper Thursday en-
route for a visit to the formers mother,
Mrs Pamela Brown, at La Grange in Up
per Culpeper. Mr.. and Mrs. Ned" Hans
borough entertained Wednesday evening
| in compliment to their house guest. Miss
| Alliason of Orange Dancing was the
| amusement Of the evening Until a late
hour. when refreshments were served.
A merry -in-hand party went from
here to Carrico mill on fishing trip
Saturday. A basket lunch was taken. and
supper eaten at the old mill, ald the re-
| turn trip made in the cool of the evening.
Those in the party We're Mr.. r. c. Vass
and his daughter. Miss Florence: Miss
Annie Bickers. Miss Celeste Williams,
Messrs. George Norris, Sam Jones and
Robert Lamon. Mrs. Jenifer Barton of
Q street Washington, spent the first of
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Nalle.
leaving Thursday for visit to relatives
in lower Virginia. Later she will be join
ed by Mr.. Barton and go to Frye Springs
for several weeks. Miss Louise Reed was
Charles Wine. this week on her return
from Los Angeles, Cal. where she has
been spending the past three years She
will also visit her brother-in-law and sis
ter. Dr. and Mrs. Gideon Brown. in
Woodville. Rappahannock. Miss Florence
Tanner Of Manassas and her niece Miss
Leta Hawkins. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Hit on Jamesons Hill
Miss jamie Jones and Miss Kathryn
Eggborn left Monday to join a house
party at the summer home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Jeffries at Willoughby Beach.
which they are giving In honor of their
son. Jack Jeffries. Messrs. Lewis Smith
of Washington and Billy Howard of Nor
folk have been visiting friends in Gull
pepper this week. Miss Mary Villa MS
who has been spending the summer with
relatives in the county. left Thursday 10
return to her home in Red Springs n. c..
Miss Myra Woolwine of Roanoke and
Miss Ruth Dennis of Houston. Tex are
the guests of Misses Laura and Ruberta
Smith at their home, Boston Mills this
county. Miss May Bibb of Huntington.
w. Va, is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Lee Rosson, who has recently returned
from a visit to friends in Alexandria A
surprise party i'll honor of her birthday
was rendered Mrs. Max Samuelson We'd
nesday afternoon by her sister, Mrs Mar
tin Coster of Pittsburgh. Paymaster
Thomas Cowie. L. S. N. was the guest
and sister-in-law, DIR. and Mrs. Cowie
at their attractive home in the suburbs
of Culpeper. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Samuel
son. who have been spending the summer
at the Hotel Culpeper have taken the
house on the Brandy road formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. Hunt Strother and family.
and will enter upon Its occupancy next
week Messrs. Newbank and Zackery,
who have been here for some weeks in
connection with surveying the route for
the proposed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
railroad. left yesterday for their homes
in Atlanta, Ga Miss Lucille Williams en-
tertained about thirty of her friends in
the younger social set Thursday evening
at her home, Fairview, near Culpeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Strother and
guests attended the horse show in War
renton this week. driving through the
country. Miss Margaret Wise has re-
turned from two-week visit to cousins
in Basic City, Va. Mr. Carter Ransome
who has been spending some time with