Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
4rh Nellie Grant Sartoris Nests Again
the Friends Of Her Cirlhood.
More Diamonds and Plate for Next
Mondays Bride-Interesting
Social Notes.

Sartoris. for whom it was given. The
occasion brought together a full represen-
tation of the old resident families and
many Of the former acquaintance of the
guest of honor. There were some who
were present at her marriage. One of her
bridesmaids, Mrs. Heath, assisted in re-
ceiving. The hostess wore an elegant gown,
black embroidered in gold, and Mrs. Sar-
toris was in white figured crepe de chene,
trimmed with pearl passementeries. Judge
Richardson and DIR. Magruder were most
attentive hosts. Among the guests were
Mrs. Hazen, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Mitchell.
who are just back from Europe; Mrs.
Janin. Miss Sheriff. Miss Alice Maury,
Mrs. Frank Gordon. Mrs. Graham Adee.
DR.. and Mrs. Loring. Mrs. Archibald Hop
kins. Sugeon General Tryon, Miss Gale, DIR.
and Mrs. Goldsborough. Mr.. and Miss
Woodruff, Mr.. Tiffany Miss Deering Mr.
| and Mrs. Lothrop Bradley, Mrs. Van Rey-
pen, Miss Edie, the Chief Justice and Mrs
Fuller. M. and Mrs. Harlan, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Cropper. Maj. and Mrs. Goodloe, Gen. and
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Morrill,. Miss Swan.
Lieut. and Mrs Qualtrough. Mrs N. S.
Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Pierce, Mrs.
| and the Misses Emory, Mrs. Seaton
Schroeder, the Misses Cox, Miss Patten,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Mr.. and Mrs
Alex. Legare, DIR. and Mrs. G. Lloyd Ma
gruder. Miss Atkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Pol
lok. Mrs. John Patton, Mrs. Hill. DIR. and
Mr.. Beatty. Mrs. and Miss Parke, Mr..
De Weckherlin, Mr.. Seaton Monroe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleby. Mrs. STAN
ley Matthews, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. James
McCreery of New York, Mrs. Totten, Miss
Chopper, and Mrs. and Miss Steele.
Mrs. Nellie Grant sartoris expects to have
her son and daughter come from England
to spend the summer with her in this
country. She will remain in town until
the advent of the warm weather, and
to
a house for a year, unless, in the mean
time, she may see some property that
would suit her as a permanent home.
Senator and Mrs. Hale have sent Miss
Blaine, as a wedding gift a pair of repousse
silver vegetable dishes; Senator and Mrs.
Chandler, a solid silver repousse after-din-
ner coffee pot; Mr.. and Mrs. Letter, a large
chamois case, containing a set of toilet ap-
pointments, silver-backed brushes, combs,
pin customs, cologne bottles, etc.; Repre-
sentative Hits sons, a jeweled smelling
bottle: Miss May Williams, two cut silver
bonbon dishes; Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid, a set of four silver dishes: Mrs En-
mois Blaine, superb diamond ornaments,
and Mr.. Horace Washington, gold salad
fork and spoon, with enameled handles.
Miss Mamie Ferrtse gave a dancing party
last evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. I. p. Hartigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Fay,
Messrs; F. Parker, W; Haynes, 7; Can
Brady. T. Cross. c. Crowley. y. Keller. ].
Smith. Misses NJ. Ferris b. Holden, B.
Mcknight, c. Heller, A. Wallis, ]. Col
Inns, K. McKnew, n. Streeks, j. Moss L.
Fay, NJ. Holmes and Mrs. Fay.
Mrs. BisseI, Countess Esterhazy, Mrs.
Covarrubias, Mrs. Hearst and Miss Alice
Riggs have taken boxes at the "Munychia"
on April 30. Mrs. Cleveland will be the
guest Of Mrs. BisselL
quiet wedding took place last evening
at the residence of Mr.. VIM. F. HELEN.
O1cfG M,v-x -
len and Mr.. Edgar Neill Martin, son of
the late Mr.. Henry n. Martin of New Or
leans. The impressive ceremony OF the
Episcopal Church was performed by the
the relatives of the contracting parties
were present
Senator and Mrs. Brice have dinner In
vitations out for May 3.
Mrs. Audenried will give luncheon in
| honor of Mrs. Sartoris on May /.
Miss Herbert has gone down to Alabama
for a short visit. She will go to California
with the Secretary of the Navy when he
| starts upon that trip.
A picture of Andrew Jackson will adorn
the programs at the Hermitage entertain
ment next Tuesday afternoon. May 1. The
minuet company will meet today for re-
hearsal. The young ladies are arranging
beautiful silk and satin toilets, many of
them having old laces and high combs among
their family heirlooms TO help in the finish
grandmothers' gowns to don.
Mrs. Appleberg and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
]. kirkpatrick entertained last night over a
hundred Of their friends at a musicale. Civ
ing them an evening of great endowment
both in a musical and a social way Mrs
kirkpatrick. who has a charming voice was
feard TO advantage in a solo, in a duet with
Mr.. Frank II. Baxter, and again as Agnes
in the second act of Der Freischutz Miss
Amelia Fisher singing the part of Annette
q NM Gf cCfa n1lxr
Rudolph, with the same brilliancy and
artistic finish as his friends well remember
few years ago. Mr.. Perry B. Turpin also
sang, and Mr.: Arthur d. Mayo gave several
piano solos Each number on the program
was a real gem.
Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Waggaman. Mr.. and Mrs William
Wasgaman. Mrs. Charles Bacon. Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Gorham, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Clark. Mr.. and Mrs John Leitch
Mrs. Witherow, Mr.. Stierlin, Mrs. and Miss
Christy, Miss Lillian Lockwood, Miss Vir-
ginia Day. Miss Warren Of Buffalo, Mrs.
Steele. Miss Glennan, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
Mrs. Macarthur, Miss Codwise Miss snow
Mrs. Leverson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Holtz.
man, Miss Hoffman. Prof. Xander, Or.
Carroll, Dr. and Mrs. krogstad, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. ID. Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Leitch, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clephane Mrs
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Reside. Mrs.
Susanne oldberg, DR.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck,
Mss -haso, WI. MIS-. ii. SaNanaugl.
Mr.. and Mrs: George A. Bacon. DR.. and
Mrs. Lighthill. DIR. and Mrs Briard. MT
Segario Miss Marie Segario, Mr., and Mrs
Gilfey, Miss Annie Lippincott Mrs. lean
Lockwood and Mrs. and Miss Fisher.
Mr.. Sol Lansburgh Of this city ana Miss
Sophie Levy were married in New York ar
the Vienna, 18Th street and Lexington ave-
nue.. Rev. DIR. stephen s. Wise performed
the ceremony. The ushers were Henry Lans
burgh. Josph H. Monheimer Sol Zenn. r
Frankel. Sam Jacobs, Chas. Heilbrun.
After the wedding an elaborate dinner
was served and later there was dancing
Among the many guests present were Mr.
ana Mrs. Lansburgh, parents Of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith of this civ T,hs
newly married couple started on an .x1
tended trip and when they return win
make their home in Washington
Mrs. Vance and Mr.. Harry Martin have
returned to their home here. where thew
expect to reside in the future
Mrs. Adrian Bastianelli and daughter NJ
New York are visiting her mother Mrs A
z. Johnston, 1T24 Q street northwest.
The wedding OF Anna Wright Williams
and Armstead Peter, jr., of this city took
place at noon today in New York, MIS-
Williams is in prospect unquestionably one
of the richest young women in New YORK
Her white satin gown was draped and en-
veloped in point lace The diamond tiara
that she wore was presented by Mrs
Charles A. May, an aunt. Mr. Walter
Peter, the best man. and Miss Agnes Peter
brother and sister of the bridegroom, were
the only attendants. Only sixty guests
were invited, as both bride and groom, who