Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-30
SOCIETY.
CULPEPER..
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, June %. 1912.
Ex-Gov. Lon. Vest Stephens of Missouri.
who has been attending, as delegate. the
convention in Baltimore. arrived today
with his wife and Mrs. MacIlwaine of st.
Louis: to spend the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. William Writ Chelf on East
street. Mrs George Babbington and two
children OF Washington. who have been
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gordon Thomas. return home to-
morrow, accompanied by Miss Reese
Thomas Mrs. Leon Nalle was the guest
of relatives on Jamesons Hill for some
days, returning to her home near Elk
wood the first Of the week. Rev. and
Mrs J. W. Ware leave in few days for
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ware in
Clarke. Mrs. Wares brother, Mr.. Leon
ard Nottingham Of Rockford. ILL.,, left for
home today after visit of a week In
CMpeper. The Fancy Work Club was
Jones Wednesday morning. Meetings of
this club will be held in the mornings
during the summer season. Miss Mil
dred Gibson is guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Williams of Redwood. near Culpeper.
Miss Mary Williams of Washington spent
the week end at Redwood Miss Helen
Ramey, who is spending the summer in
Culpeper,. was hostess at a morning card
party Wednesday. Five hundred was the
game played at four tables. Prizes were
WON ny MISS MARY JUHeS anu IulSS
ME Jones. Ices were served at the con-
clusion of the games Mrs John Tinsley
of Crooked Run, this county, and her
niece. Miss Irvine Aylor of Madison. are
guests of DR.. and Mrs. John Aylor on
Jamesons Hill. Mrs Benjamin H. Nash
of Richmond, who is spending the sum-
mer here, was the guest last week OF
Mrs. w. H. F. Lee of RavensWOrth. Miss
Lillian Kegwin left Monday for Wash
ington. where. with her brother, MT
y, - no nj a
sail in a few days for a three-month tour
Of Europe Miss Boston. who has been
visiting Mrs. Charles FAINT and Miss
Emma FAINT were guests this week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Broadus Stringfellow at
their home near Culpeper. Mrs. Mcclure
and little son and Mrs. Rush of Rock
bridge county have returned home after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith.
Miss Mary Williams and her brother.
Montague Williams. of Red Springs, n.
c., are visiting their uncles. Messrs. Lewis
and Alec Wood. in the Brandy neighbor-
hood Mrs. Lewis Nelson. jr., entertained
with a morning bridge party Tuesday at
her home on Main street. Those playing
Grimsley. Max Samuelson. Pendleton.
Henry Blake, Frederick Power Hurgins
and Severn Nottingham, and Misses Sally
Syrother. Kate Latham and Mary
Workman. Mrs. Georgia Milford and little
daughter of Alabama are visiting Mrs.
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street.
Dr.. ]. M. Crump of Oakland. Cal, has
been spending the week with his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien
Crumps first visit to Virginia since he
went west nineteen years ago. Miss
Cora Johnson of Washington is spending
the summer with her mother and sister
at the Bungalow in lower Culpeper. Mrs
Carey Fox and Master Charles Fox have
been spending the week in Washington.
where they are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Yancey. Mr.. Fox Joined them
today for the week end, and will return
with them Monday. Miss Lizzie Waite
is home after fortnight's visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Henry in Cleveland Park.
Washington. Her two nieces, Misses Lucy
and Emma Blake, who were also visiting
friends in Washington. returning the
same day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane OF
Fredericksburg motored to Culpeper Mon
day, Mr. Lane returning to Fredericks-
burg that evening, but Mrs. Lane Will
spend several weeks here as the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Robertson. Pay
ma ster Lewis Wise Jennings was the
weekend guest Of his relatives in Gull
pepper, rejoining his ship. the Kansas. at
Hampton roads. Tuesday. DR.. and Mrs.
Marion Lewis moved this week to their
and have as their guest for the week
Mrs. Lewis sister. Miss Florence Parr of
Charlottesville. who will later visit other
relatives in the county. Mrs. Charles
Wine is visiting her brother and sister
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy.
in Washington. Mrs. Price OF Richmond.
Mrs. Pendleton, Mrs. Daisy Chamberlain
and her sister, Miss Mary Workman, all
Of Baltimore. are in Culpeper for the
summer and are stopping with Mrs. Lath-
am on Piedmont street. Mr.. Robert Mil
Ter. formerly Of Culpeper, but now living
in South Dakota, is the guest Of friends
in Culpeper. and will be here until after
the horse show next week. Mrs. James
Quaintance was the guest of friends in
Culpeper for the day Tuesday Mrs.
Thomas Rutherford OF Roanoke has been
visiting her sister, Mrs John Hamilton
of the Grange. this county, where she was
joined this week by her daughter, Miss
Isabel, who has been visiting in Gull
pepper. The Wednesday Bridge met this
week with Mrs. Frederick Power Hudgins
at her home on Railroad street. Mr. and
Mrs. Jackson Fray and children went this
week to their country home near Bright
wood, in Madison county. where they
will spend the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glassell Fitzhugh motored over from
day of Mrs. Fitzhugh's aunt, Mrs. Anne
Wingfield. on Piedmont street. A moon
light picnic. gotten up in honor of Miss
Fern Kellam of Richmond, who is visit
ing Miss May Stringfellow was held on
the Hardwood lawns Wednesday evening.
Among those to attend from Culpeper
were the Misses Forbes and Helen Arm
strong, Messrs Will and Conrad Long.
Miss Mary Alice Johnson is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Lambert. in Washington, but
will return the first of the week accom-
panied by Mrs. Lambert, who expects to
spend several weeks in Culpeper. Miss
Hoffman Of Madison county is visiting
Miss May Johnson. Miss Minerva Duvall
of Clayton, Md, was the guest during
the week of Miss Elizabeth Matthews.