Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
MOTOR PARTIES ENJOYED
BY CULPEPER VISITORS
Five From Fails Church Stop Over
After Trip to Rich
mond.
OPEN THEIR NEW BUNGALOW
Misses Coons Move Into Picturesque
Home Near "KinlOck"-Interc
Ing Incident at Antietam Battle
Field on Fifty-Third Anniversary.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CULPEPER. VA. September 25.-
Webster. of Baltimore. who have been
spending the summer in culpcper left
for home OH Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Mason. Miss
w. s. Browning. all of Falls Church,
who have been on n motor TIN through
Virginia. visiting Richmond and other
points OF interest. were guests for the
weekend Of Rev. and Mrs Kcnsey j.
Harmond. AT 81. Marx Rectory going
from here TO Warrenton.
Mrs. iicrndon Y. Frazer. of Charles
ton. w. Va. who has been spending
some time At the home Of her father.
r. NJ. Gilkeson, on Jamcsons Hill, and
also visited other relatives in the
county. returned home on Thursday
Carter Cole. II son OF Rev Thompson
Cole. formerly Of Culpeper. but now
living in Osontz, Pa. spent the week
end With his aunt. Miss Fannie Meade
Cole. on Jamcsons I'M. leaving the
frs, of the week for the University
Of Virginia
Professor John Nottingham Ware.
"h" since his romantic marriage in
Germany TO Fraulein Dora Anna Eli
zabcth Won Turckhein-Badcn. and his
return to this country with his bride
mas been visiting relatives III snap
herds'own. " Va. passed through
Cu!peper this week en- route TO Sc
vance Tenn. whore he is member of
Inc faculty at the university
Miss Lucille Williams. of Richmond
who has been visiting friends near
stanton and Win them been on a
delightful camping trip. spent tho pas,
week With tho Misses Male Mt Elk
WOOD Farm. returning 10 Richmond to-
GAY, accompanied by Miss Fannie
G'lkeson Nallc, who will be her guest
i there during October
Il
children, who have been at their
country home. "Beaurcgard" this
count. for the summer months. left
This week for Richmond. where they
WI! spend tho fall and winter
Nj. and Mrs. j. r Turner and their
on a 'en-day visit to relatives at Hay
$ market
CLARKE Thompson. OF Roncever,e. W
Va. accompanied by his bro,her-in-
law ana sister, Nr. and Mrs Warren
r. Coons. and their daughter, Miss
i Mar Edwina coons. rno,orcd to Eau
qnier FOR visit TO relatives. and af-
terward visited Fredericksburg. The
party returned TO culpepei the first OF
,he week, and after spending scvcraI
days at the Coonss home on Main
street, Mr. Clark has returned 10
Mrs Powhatan Moncur". OF Fauquier.
and Mrs Charles Wine. Of Culpepcr.
nave hcen spending the past week
win their cousin, Mrs. Douglas Henry.
al ner home In Rappahannock
Misses Jean and Frances Coons
! moved this week into their own home
"a picturesque bungalow on the Mndi-
son Road. near "kinlock." the couu
KY home OF MIR. and Mrs James i
S'Fother. and also near Faulklands. y
INC nome OF their hrothcr-iu-law and
sister, Alr- and Mrs. Hun, S,ro,hcr
MISS Laura Coons. who has been on
hospita! duty With the American Red
Cross in Bele ium since the carly sum
incT, Is expected home soon.
An interesting Incident OF the auto
mobile trip taken by Misses Wager Liz
z!e and Manic Waite ana Henry Wal
'oh 10 Char!eStown and other points
OF interest, WAS visit 10 the Antietarn
ba't!"heid. just over the line In MARY
lana. Cnrios!E enough their visit was
on the h:ty-third anniversary OF thi
famous battle and Miss Mamie Waite.
VINO is president OF the Culpepc..
chapter Daughters OF the Couf.der,cy
placed Confederate haG on the nonu
ment 10 the Confederate dead where
Mr.. Walton placed a beautiful honnne,
3Hi flowers In memory OF his fa,ho,
Who fell on the battlefield.
Miss Daisy Thompson has returned
to her home here after spending - :.
summer months with her sistor.i,
a", Mrs Henry Thompson in Los An
Eeles Her cousins. Mrs. Greene and
the Misses Greene OF WASHINGTON
who spent the summer in Culpaper AZ
tho old Thompson home on Eas, stree,
vii! return 10 Washington In the nca =.
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