Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06
MISS EMILY BROWN.

there were present Miss Fannie Pan
mill. of Orange; Mrs Clara German. of
| Washington. and Mrs. George Bundick
Misses Dorothy Loving, Lucille Hol-
ton and Fannie Meade Brooke. all stu
| dents Of the Far,nville Normal, returned
to their homes here this week.
! Misses Gertrude Slaughter. Mildred
Stark, Caroline Strother and Mrs. Ed
| win Slaughter attended the commence
| ment exercises at "Brookside." the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Slaughter,
| near Mitchelrs. on last Friday even
Ing. The three Slaughter children, I'M
| der the direction OF their governess
| Miss Long. OF Albemarle gave an at
! tractive program Of recitations. songs
and tableaux. being assisted in the lat
ter by their small cousin. Master Kent
! Harrison, Of Pecos, Texas Supper was
clusion of the program. and the even
| ing was finished with dancing in the
pavilion on the lawn.
| Mrs. Blanche Lambert OF Washing.
| ton, Is spending the week with her
| brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Mackall. on Jameson's Hill Miss
May Lambert who was also their guest
| for several days, returned TO Washing
ton on Monday.
| Mrs. Cornelius Bruce entertained the
members OF the Blliken Five Hundred
| Club and few additional friends on
Street The rooms were gay with cut
| flowers and the hostess was assisted in
| entertaining by her mother, Mrs Z.
Jackson Eggborn. Four tables Of the
| games were arranged. the club prize
| for the top score being won by Miss
Helen Macoy, and the guests prize by
| Miss Jane Pulliam. Ices and a salad
course was served at the conclusion OF
! the games
| Mrs. Roger Bickers entertained with
a dance in compliment to her young sis
ter, Miss Helen Coons. OF Minneapolis.
on last Friday evening at her attrac-
! tive home on the Warrenton Road. The
| spacious hall was used for the dancers.
who numbered about thirty. and a
seated supper was served during the
evening. Assisting the hostess were
| her sisters. Mrs. Hunt Strother. OF
"Faulklands." and Mrs. Orrin Corwin.
| OF Minneapolis.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement and approaching marriaE e
| of Miss Sally Williamson Anderson and
Granville Coleman. Jr. of this county.
Miss Anderson has for several years
| been teaching in the primary depart
ment OF the Culpcper school and is very
| popular. The groom be is a drug
| gist here. and n son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
! Granville Coleman, of Brandy. The
the home Of the brides hrother-in-law
| Rev. John Stuart Banks, in Cleveland,
! Ohio.
Mrs J. James Roberts attended the
exercises of Commencement Week at
Stuart Hall in StauntQn. and returned
to Culpeper on Wednesday, accom-
panied by her daughters. Misses Mar
garet and Lucy Roberts. the former be-
| Ing one OF the graduating class at
Stuart Hall Miss Lucille Nelson. who
| was also a student there. returned to
|Culpeper on Wednesday. but left the
following day to attend the marriage
of ter cousin, Soldier Nelson Pace. to
Miss Hattie Edmiston Moore. in Lewis
burg, w. Va.
Miss Frances Hay. OF Madison. was
the guest this week Of Mrs. jackson
Fray on East Street. and attended the
dance on Monday night. Other guests
| of Mrs. Fray for the week have been
Miss Mary and Hester Fray of Madi-
| son. and her cousin, Miss Lib Miller, OF
| Rappahannock.
Mrs. William A. Bickers was hostess
to two tables Of bridge on Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Roy
Hume. on Jameson's Hill. Those play
ing were Mesdames Tucker Chelf. Max
| Samuelson, D. James Coleman. Caring
ton Watkins. Misses Byrd Law, Louise
Fray, Fannie Vowel, Florence Vass
The prize was won by Mrs. Tuck Ell
Chelf.
Mrs. Cave English and her sister.
spending some months in Baltimore, re-
turned to Culpeper this week for the
summer. and are guests OF Mrs. Holton
on East Street Miss Mary English will
not return to Culpeper until later.
Mrs. Bessie Triplett. who recently
graduated in trained nursing at the
Garfield Hospital, in Washington. is
spending few days with her mother,
Mrs. Anne Bywaters. in Culpeper. An
other guest OF Mrs. Bywaters this week
was Mrs. Luther Pierce, of Rixeyville
Miss Josie Settle returned last week
from a visit to relatives in Rappahan-
mock. and was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Steptoe Payne for several days before
| going to her home at Oak Shade
Miss Emma Kelly left the first of the
week for a visit to relatives in Beck
ley, w. Va, and from there will so to
Cincinnati for a special course at the
Conservatory OF Music.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kite and chill