Evening star., 1924-07-06
WARRENTON.

WARRENTON, Va, JULY tSpe-
! ciaD.-At the reunion of the Mosbv
camp of Confederate Veterans, held
dt remington, Va, the following were
elected: F. NJ. Angelo, Washington,
aadJutant; Rev. Frank A. Strother'
srepnens city. chaplain. Other vet
Grams OF Mosby's command present
were Col w. H. Chapman, Green's
Va: Va y - John Puryear., Orange,
", w; Tansill. Fredericksburg, Va:
y; Nuilck, Washington: A. F. Manyett
W;aeerI4o' Va; NJ. F. Burgess, Nokes-
We VI va l., ). G. Daniel, Trevilians,
va; r. T. Jones, Morrisville. Va: J.
+. Gibson, Manassas: Bush NewIand.
Suipeper; J. L. Pickett, Newmarket
Va; A F." Rose, Warrenton, Va: I.
Woodward. Washington, D. c.; Col.
Htuhapinan. lap number of veterans Of
9Sner commands were in attendance.
UDlhner was served by the Bowen
Martin Chapter, u. D. c., assisted by
tne local Sons of Veterans. Rev S.
w. Cole acted as chairman and in
niger, mayor of Remington, extended
welcome to the veterans, which was
responded to by C. NJ. Smith. The
speaker OF the occasion was Col Chap
eighty-hve years of age. His wife
was also introduced and addressed
the meeting. Col. and Mrs. Chapman
were former residents of this count.
Rev. .. w. Cole and Rev. Barnet
Grimsley sang a duet; G. L. BoIeyn
played Dixie" as a cornet solo. ac-
companied by Mrs. S. W. Cole. and old
Confederate songs were sung by A +.
Rose and Col. and Mrs Chapman.
Members of the camp, numbering less
than hundred, are scattered all over
the United States
Mrs. K. F.. Bowman entertained at a
dinner and musical at her home in
honor of Mr.. Nightingale of England,
whose singing was much enjoyed.
Others taking part in the program
were Mrs. Charlotte Holt, Mrs. Bow
man, Miss Katherine Bowman, Judge
G. l. Fletcher and Alvin V. Baird.
Miss Anne Chamblin, assisted by
Mrs. EdwinT Garrett, entertained the
Leesburg Bridge Club at luncheon
and bridge at the Warrenton Country
Club on Tuesday: The guests were
Mrs. John G. Hopkins, Mrs. Harry f.
T. Alexander, Mrs. John G.. Hopkins,
jr.: Mrs. Harry Gibson, Mrs. Jones
Dunlop, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Tucker,
Mrs. Turnbull, Miss Carroll Chamblin,
Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. William Rodgers,
Mrs. Charles r. Harrison.
A portrait of the late Judge Edward
S. Turner will be presented to Eau
quier County by the Black Horse
Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans,
At the last meeting of the Reming-
ton Community League the following
committees were appointed by the
president to serve for a year: Edu-
cation, B. F. Perrow, chairman; Mrs.
J. T. Morton and DIR. w. II. Wise.
Roads and streets. \. W. Hedinger,
chairman: S. T. Ferguson and Mrs.
William Mankey Civic and home
life, Mrs. r. L. Willis. chairman: Rev.
S, w. Cole, Rev. w. H. Gray. Health
and sanitation, Mrs. G. r. Cotting
ham, chairman; c. II. Bowen and K.
L Willis. Entertainment, Miss Edith
Perrow, chairman, and Mrs. j. NJ.
Maupin.
Children's day was observed at the
Warrenton Presbyterian Church last
Sunday morning. On Tuesday eve
ming Miss Smoot of Alexandria ad-
dressed the ladies of the Presbyterian
congregation on the work of the
woman'S auxiliary.
Travis Leigh Fletcher has success
fully passed the state bar examina
tion at Roanoke, Va, where in a
class of 16s applicants only forty-one
passed.
The Piedmont Orchard Company.
near Linden, recently had a severe
loss by hail and has collected S21, 900
on its storm insurance.
The Fauquier Hospital committee
held meeting here Wednesday morn
ing. 1t was decided to hold a street
carnival in August for the hospital
fund