Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11

| and Mrs. Byrd Leavell. Some OF tho
out ot-town guests were Mr. and Mrs.
| Bert Voolfolk. OF Washington, d. c.:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Webster, Misses Lucie
Wiltshire and Mildred Bispham. Turner
and George Wiltshire, of Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry OBannon Cooper
and the latter's sister. Miss Low, of
| AleXandria: Miss Julia Goodloe and Mr..
Cowherd of Gordonsville: Miss Franz
Hay. of Madison Courthouse: Miss
Mamie Whaley. of Texas: Miss Lips
comb. of Manassas: Messrs. Benston.
McChesney Jeffries. Jack Jeffries and
Carol Jefries, of Norfolk; Ben Roberts,
-. y. Tavener. Carter Ransome and
others. of Orange Mrs. Dickens. of
Lynchburg. and Miss Champe Thomp-
son. of Waynesboro.
Miss Sadie Gilkeson was hostess at
| charmnSly informal porch party on
Friday morning in compliment to her
guest. Mrs. Webster, OF Baltimore.
oihcf guests included Mrs. E. ]. Not
| tinShan. Jr.. Mrs. Orville Loving, Mrs.
Merndon liiNey. Mrs J. r. Turner, Miss
Byrd Law, Mrs. Edwin II. Gibson, Mrs
Bowman Clarke and her guest, Mrs.
George Link, of Washington: Mrs.
Frederick Power Iudgins and Mrs. ID
James Coleman.
The barn dance held in the new barn
on the BROTHERHOOD" estate near Gull
neper on Friday night. was a most de-
hghtful affair, and feature of the
evening was the dancing Of several sets
of quadrille and lanccrs. so much in
vogue quarter OF a century ago. and
IN which old and young joined Dur
ing the evening refreshments of de-
iiciouS homemade cake and iced lemon
ade were served in abundance A large
crowd attended from Culpcper. Mitch
ellis. Rapidan and other towns. as we'll
as the county families. Several hay
rides went out from Culpeper to carry
part Of the crowd
Miss Frances Sibert. of Harrison
ours; George Roberts. of Richmond:
fenton Benton of Locust Dale: Miss
Kyle Davis. Miss Jennie Smith, Edwin
Field and Kent Davis. of Eggborns-
vile. were all guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Pulliam for the horse
show.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Slaughter enter
tanned with a large dance on Thurs
day evening at "Brookfelds," their
home near Mitchells, in honor of the
latter's two nieces Misses Ella and
Nena Somerville, of Oxford, Miss, who
are visiting them. Dancing vas in
the large pavilion on the lawn, and
supper was served in the dining room
which was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers and ferns.
Miss Julia Goodloe and MIR. Cowherd,
Of Gordonsville and Mr.. Benston, of
Norfolk. were guests during the horse
show of y. L. Goodloe, on Main Street.
ternoon Bridge Club and several addi-
tonai friends on Thursday afternoon
at her home on Jameson's Hill. The
rooms were periodically decorated in
red. white and blue, in honor OF the
national holiday, and a collation. was
served at the conclusion of the games
The club prize was won by Miss Flor
cnce Vass the guests by Miss Byrdie
Pulliam.
Miss Mildred Gibson has returned to
her home here, after spending the
month of June with her grandmother
Mrs. John a. GrgG. in Richmond
Mrs. William Greene and her daugh-
ter Miss May Greene. of Washington.
are recent arrivals in Culpeper and
I have taken the Thompson home on East
Street for the remainder of the sum-
mer, and will shortly be Joined there
by other members of the family. Miss
Daisy Thompson left on Thursday for
n visit to the San Francisco EXPOSE
! ton, and will afterwards be the guest
of her sister in law, Mrs. Henry Thomp-
son, In Los Angeles.
| Mrs Pierre Thomas and two chill
drcn. Pierre, Jr., and Catherine, are
visiting her brother, Charles Gulley in
! stanton.
Mrs Willie Parr of Charlottesville;
John Wager and Mr. Anderson, of
! Washing ton. were horse show guests of
| Dr. and Mrs. Maryan Lewis, on Jane
sons Hill.
DR.. James F. Robertson. who has
been visiting relatives in Harrisonburc
! and stanton, now is spending several
weeks with his brother and sister in