Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mrs Logan's Luncheon in Honor of Mrs.
Grant and Mrs. Sartoris.
Mrs. Sartoris' Plans-Rev. Mr.. wyn.
koOp's Marriage TOday-Per-
s0nal Notes Of Interest.

Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris
were the guests Of honor today at luncheon
given at Calumet Place by Mrs. Logan.
The hostess brought together a charming
company of ladies, who were all well &C
quainted with the special guests, and the
occasion was one of the most enjoyable
possible. The day was perfect and the
grounds about Mrs. Logan's residence are
at this time more than ordinarily attractive
with the first touches of the crimson COM
ing here and there in the foliage. Her
friends invited to meet Mrs. Grant and Mrs.
Sartoris were Mrs. Daniel Lamont, Mrs.
Romero. Mrs. Field. Mrs. Schofeld, Mrs.
Casey, Mrs. Dent, Mrs. Washington Nc
Lean and Mrs. Franklin Simmons. wife of
the sculptor who Is to make the Grant
statue. Mrs. Tucker assisted her mother
in dispensing the elegant hospitality of
their home. All the rooms were tastefully
decorated with cosmos blossoms and the
table with its beautiful floral centerpiece
and its rich adornment made a memorable
picture.
Mrs. Grant and Mrs Sartoris and her
children spent yesterday afternoon at the
Capitol and last night Gen. Douglas, who
accompanied the party down from New
York. escorted Mrs. Sartoris and her
daughters to the theater. Mrs. Grants
friends who were calling The stay Of the
party In this city depends entirely upon
Mrs Sartoris' wishes in the matter. She
10 SO thoroughly enjoying every moment OF
her stay that 1t is quite probable she will
not return to New York until the end Of
the week. She sails for Europe very short
~ and Mrs. Grant will accompany her
1t is Mrs. Sartoris' desire to live in this
country and she will probably return with
that intention within another year or So
Her children are devoted to America and
the memories that surround the name and
fame OF their grandfather, but they are
Of fhnrnr,Oh1u EnO oh yvho N a
country of their birth. Their names are
Algerrcn, who is nearly seventeen. and
Rose Mary and Vivian, his sisters. both
younger. Two ladies who were bridesmaids
at the wedding of Mrs. Sartoris have their
homes in this city. They are Mrs Logan
wife Of Lieut.. Logan and daughter Of Ad-
miral Porter. who Is at present out Of
| town. and Mrs. Heath. who Is i'll. The lat
| ter Is the daughter of the late Surgeon
General Barnes
At st. Johns Episcopal Church, George
town. this afternoon, Miss Mollie Mason
Dodge and Rev. MIR. Wynkoop, late pastor
OF the Western Presbyterian Church. will
be married. After the ceremony the couple
will start on their long journey to India,
where Rev. Mr.. Wynkoop will engage in
missionary work. Rev. ]. A. REGISTER,
form the ceremony. was the former rector
Of st. Johns, where the bride of today has
| worshiped.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Mclean went to
Chicago today to make leisurely visit to
| the fair.
Mrs. Logan, although she has made re-
peated visits to Chicago since the opening
of the fair. has not yet seen any of the
exhibits. She is going to Chicago on Thurs
day to enjoy this pleasure.
Chief Justice Fuller entertained at dinner
| last night the associate justices of the Su-
Field. Harlan. Brewer. Brown. Shiras and
jackson, ex-Justice Strong, Vice President
| Stevenson, Secretary Gresham. Solicitor
General Maxwell. Senators Sherman and
| Morgan and Sir Richard Webster, attorney
| general Of England.
A large company of relatives and init
mate friends were present at noon today at
| st. Paul's Church, on sd street. to witness
the marriage Of Miss Mary Garland Van
Zandt and DIR. Edwin Lee Morgan. both of
whom have SO many friends and such a
wide acquaintance in this city. The chancel
! of the picturesque edihce was brilliantly
| lighted and amid the candles On the altar
punches Of golden rod and white cosmos
| blossoms were effectively arranged.
Owing to two recent family bereavemelts
the ceremony was carried out very simply.
The BRIDE who entered the church with
her father. Capt. Van Zandt. United States
navy, was preceded to the chancel by the
ushers. Mr.. Robert Redding and Mr.. Flem-
ing. At the chancel step the groom and
1 his best man, Mr.. William w. Boarlraan,
awaited their coming. Rev. Alfred Hard
| ing performed the betrothal service before
| the couple stepped to the altar railing for
| the remainder of the service. The bride
wore a travelling gown of black cloth and
silk and a becoming hat.
| Immediately after the ceremony Or. and
Mrs. Morgan started for a wedding trip.
Adjt Gen. williams has moved from
Hillyer place to 2lOl p street. corner Of list
| street.
The marriage of the Marquis of Dufferin S
son. Lord Terence Blackwood. to Miss Flora
Davis of New York is fixed to occur In the
American Church of the Holy Trinity.
| Paris, on October the 9TH.
Mrs. Leonard s. Chapman and daughter
Nellie left today for Chicago. They expect
| to remain until the close of the fair.
Lieut.. ]. Y. Mason Blunt. L. s. A, has
| taken for the winter house 1908 New Hamp-
| shire avenue northwest
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. A. O'Meara left Satur-
| day last for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joy, who just returned from
their bridal tour, gave a party to their
| friends on Thursday last at their residence
/ ia It'll street northwest. Messrs. Russell
and wooley played on the banjo and guitar
| Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Evans. Mr..
Rorrison, Mr.. F. Grimm. Mr.. w. Keller,
| Mr. S. Hoover Mr. E. Walsh, Mr. r. Mann,
Miss E. Walker. Miss E. Bresnahan. Miss
E. Kneessi. Miss NJ. Ryan, Miss A. Con-
neras Miss B. Quigley, Miss s. Garthwaite
The reception rendered by DIR. and Mrs
| G. H. LaFetra in honor of Gov. and Mrs
| L. c. Hughes of Arizona at Hotel Fredonie
| last evening was in every way a success
| The rooms were well filled with callers
| from all parts of the city. An informal
program was rendered, which included in
| strumental music by Miss Clark, an original
poem by Miss Emma Koehler on Arizona, -
a bright Woman Suffrage" speech by Miss
Clara X. Bartlett and brief speeches by
Gov. Hughes. NJ. N. johnson of North Da-
Rev. S. NJ. Hartsock, Rev. Geo. H. Corey
Mr.. G. w. Wilson of Ohio and Mr.. Wise
of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. ]. G. McIlroy has returned home
from Old Point Comfort, Virginia Beach
and Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Herbert c. Plass Of New York cit,
will be the guest Of her daughter. Mrs
| Heiskel of Q street, this week, en- route
from Chicago to her home. Mrs. Heiskel
will be at home informally Thursday even
ing from to 10.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bailey Of New York city i.
visiting Mrs. w. H. Butt, 1873 North Caro-
lima avenue southeast.
Mr.. Alexander Brown and wife are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d. Cabell of thi.
city. Mr.. Brown is brother-in-law of Mr.
Cabell. Mrs. A. Moore, jr., Mr.. Cabelr:
daughter, Of Clarke county, Va, is also
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford X. Bergman re-
turned this morning after a ten days visi,
to Chicago and the fair.
Mrs. Mamie Won Gilman and sister, Ber
tina Erdman, have gone to New York Mrs
M Beck will iOin them later