Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-22
Warrenton.
i Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
WARRENTON, Va. December u, 1912.
The wedding of Miss Annie Camden
Spilman, daughter of Gen. and Mrs Bald
win Day Spilman, and Mr.. Richard Rice
Barrett of Concord, Mass, whose en-
gagement has been recently announced,
will take place the 9th of January at st.
James Episcopal Church. Ri. Rev. Rob-
ert Gibson assisted by Rev. Edwin S.
Kinks of s.. James Episcopal Church,
Warrenton, will officiate The ceremony
will be followed by large reception at
Elway Hall. the home of the bride. Mrs.
+. n. Il. Portman entertained Sunday
afternoon last at Rosedale. Mrs. Peter
r L.abouisse of Washington spent the
past week end in Warrenton as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Wilbur. Miss
Elizabeth L. Gaines, who is well known
in Washington, Baltimore and Richmond.
where she has visited, was hostess to the
Reading Club Wednesday of the past
week Mrs. Albert Fletcher, jr., and Mrs
Edwin b. King of Warrenton are spend
ing some time in New York. Mrs. F. r
Boston and Miss Clara Splman have re-
turned to Warrenton after spending some
time with friends in Pittsburgh, Baltimore
and Washington. Misses Annie Camden
and Elizabeth Spilman have returned to
Elway Hall. near Warrenton, after visit
to New York Philadelphia and Kentucky.
Miss Emily w. Fletcher, who has been
visiting in Baltimore. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Cook and two daugh-
tiers and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter III. Cook
of Baltimore are In Warrenton at the
home of Mr.. T. n. Fletcher for the holt
days. Mrs. f. b. Stedman and daughter,
Miss Editha l.. Thurber of Long Island.
who have been visiting in Washington
returned to Warrenton Thursday last A
german will take place at the town hall
in Warrenton the evening of December
70 Mr.. William H. Gaines will lead the
figures. Mrs. Catherine Evans has re-
turned to her home near WarrentOn after
spending some time with friends in Wash
ington. Miss Mary r. Perkins of the
faculty of the Warrenton High School
will leave the first of the week for Dawn,
Va, where she will spend the holidays
with relatives. Mrs J. Percy Evans of
Hume. Va, is spending some time in
Alexandria with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Douglas. Ensign Joseph NJ.
Blackwell and Miss Mamie l.. Blackwell
have returned to Newport and North
Carolina. respectively, after a visit to
their mother, Mrs. Edwin S. Blackwell, at
Clifton. near Warrenton. Mr.. ID. p. Wood
has returned to WarrentOn after visit
of several days to Charlottesville. Va.
Miss Elizabeth Hutton and Miss Marie
Carter are among those who visited
Washington recently.
Mr.. William III. Emory, son of Admiral
Emory. L. S. N, who was painfully In
JuTeu TludS, the totH instant, DN being
thrown from his horse on drag of the
Warrenton Hunt Club suffering a frac-
ture and conclusion, and who is at Stuy-
vesant, the home of Mr. and Mrs Edwin
Il. King, is considered to be improving,
and his recovery is now assured. Mr.
William +. Jennings of New York is
spending several days in Warrenton with
his mother Mrs. c. w. Smith. Mrs.
Smith and Mr.. Jennings will leave the
first of the week for Cismont, Va. where
hoy will ha holt low
Mrs. William ID. MoritZ. Dr. Douglas Nc
Intyre of Washington state visited his
brother Maj. r. a. Mcintyre. at his home
here. the past week. DR.. Mcintyre, ac-
companied by his brother, Maj. Mcintyre.
has left for South Carolina where the
party will spend several days Mrs
Oscar T. Crosby and Miss Miriam Crosby
of Warrenton are in Washington Miss
Mabelle Thomas of Washington spent the
past week I'm Warrenton at the home of
Mrs. De LanceX Evans