The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13
MASONIC GENE Terry
TO Be bEAUT|F|ED
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.

Culpeper. Va, April l9-N number
OF women belonging 10 Masonic lami-
Hes met IN the Masonic Hail here on
an association which Will have as its
Cb%ect the aid OF the Masonic Lodge, OF
Cuipcpcr, IN improving ana bcautiIyinc
The Masonic Cemetery Henri Waiton'
Who Is chairman of the cemetery COM
Mltt"e, which met with the women,
opened the meeting and presided The
name Of the Ladies Masonic Cemetery
Assoclhtlon "aS selected, and the fol-
wing officers elected by vote. presi-
cont, MISS Fannie Meade cole: vice.
president. Miss Roberta Wintrey; see
Rotary. Miss Kate Perry, ana treasurer.
Mrs William H. Fray The minutes
W. w lhirey, -. D., acting secretary
ana Were afterwards presented To the
lOuEe AT Inc regular meeting on Fri
day night This cemetery is Il beautiful
spot about q mile from town. which
ms 2cci III existence since soon after
me Eevolutionary War. being hrst
var" stevens, veteran OF the Revo-
luton. Of his family burying ground
4 4 the acre OF land surrounding it.
ms is believed TO be one OF the very
tew strictly Masonic cemeteries in rn,,
ohited states, and Is. so far as known,
ths only one III Virginia
romantic marriage which fool,
place in Washington last week was
ihat OF Miss Claudia Browning ana
im,i!e s Is. fhyne. both OF this county.
ine pride, who had been teachin., i'm
North Carolina the past session, was en-
route ONE for the Faster HOLIDAYS
W%ntn :ne was met in Roanoke ~
Mr. Payne, and together they proceed
Ell 10 Washington where the ceremony
was performed. They will make thci-
4 'ihe - RiNeyville, where the groom
Is Il well known and prosperous farmer.
Lewis Aylor. formerly OF this coun-
y. but for the past two or three years
living in California, returned here last
daughtcr ot Mr.. and Mrs Waverly
Crow.. OF NoVum. The ceremony was
PERFORMED by Rev r.. w. Wiufrey at
the Baptist parsonage. in the presence
oi Il large company of relatives ana
friends Of the couple. MI aud Mrs.
81 ., yi1 th. 'c o the next day for nc home
one OF the conVicts on the road
ouiluihs force near Cuipcper. made his
escape Yesterday morning. and when
last seen was going in the direction
OF Winston Station. The alarm was
not given at once as the man was -
trusty, and TO several persons whom
ne met gave Il plausible excuse as ia
MS errand. y number OF the farmers
In the enighborhood aided the guards
which are kept at the camp were also
used. but so far the search has nor
been successful.
Miss Catherine Stuart. Of Alexnndrio
was in Culpcper last week in the in,
tcrest of the Audubon Society Size
made an address To the children OF
make another visit To Culpcper later
in the spring, when she will have tho
pupils OF the entire school for her au
dicncc.
There were special Easter services
observed in all of the churches in C,ul-
pepper to-day, with impressive musical
programs. The Baptist Sunday school
observed missionary day with excr-
cises III the morning. There was an
Easter celebration by the Young Peo-
pies Missionary Society and Sunday
school at the Methodist Church, and
the usual united service for the sun
day school and congregation at ST.
Stephens Episcopal Church In the af-
ternoon. All OF these services were
we'll attended and much interest was
shown.
Miss Ella G. Agncw, State agent In
charge Of the Girls Canning Clubs. was
In Culpeper for thrao days recently.
and while hero made an address to the