Evening star., 1902-08-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
NELLIE GRANTS DAUGHTER
MAKES A LOVELY BRIDE.
Ceremony Took Place on Canadian Soil
Recent Comings and Goings
Personal Notes.

| Sartoris and Mr. Frederick Roosevelt Scovel
| were married Saturday last at St. Peters
| Church, Coburg, Canada, and later received
| congratulations at the home of Mrs. u. S.
| Grant, grandmother of the bride. The
| couple met within the last two months af-
! ter the return of the Misses Sartoris from a
years absence in England The church was
| beautifully decorated with orange blossoms
| and banks of lilies and palms. The bride
| was given away by her mother and was
attended by her sister. Miss Rosemary Sar-
toris who wore white orgaudie and lace
Mr.. Diaz Albertini attended his nephew as
best man. The bride wore a lace dress and
| a tulle veil, and carried white roses The
ceremony and breakfast were attended by
all the notables a Coburg and vicinity many
| Of whom are Washingtonians. After a
honeymoon trip to Europe the couple will
come to this city for winter residence
| The wedding presents were beautiful and
included much cut glass and solid silver,
the bridegroom's gift being solitaire dia-
mond ring. Mrs. Grant gave check for
large amount.
Mrs. James Mcmillan, widow of the sena-
tor, returned to Manchester by-the-Sea the
middle of the week from Detroit. Her son
and daughter, Mr.. William c. Mcmillan
and Miss Amy Mcmillan and her grand
daughter, Miss Grace Mcmillan Jarvis. were
with her They will remain at Manchester
until the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Merillat of Bridge
port, Conn. are visiting at the family resi-
dence, 427 H street.
Miss Rosa Herman, daughter of Mrs
Joseph p. Herman and Mr.. Million r. Ney
Freunds by Rabbi Stern. The hall was
profusely decorated, and a banquet fol-
lowed the ceremony. The bride wore white
liberty satin, tulle veil and carried
af hrtI
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ney, Mrs.
Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Herman, jr.;
Miss Meyer Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ros-
enfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ullman, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Ullman, Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller of
this city. Miss Geraldine Herman, Miss
Florence Herman, Miss Leah Herman,
Miss Adler, Miss Moses, Mr.. Meyer Moses
Of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Herman,
Mr.. L. Silverman, Mr. and Mrs Marks
Miss Daisy Marks, Miss Strauss, Mr.
Strauss, Miss Herman of this city, Jacob
G. and Daniel Moses Of Baltimore, Mr..
Berney Of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Ney, Mr.. Fletcher Mr. Devier, Mrs. Fret
rich and Mr.. L. Freirich of Harrfsonburg
Va; Randall Hazen Lee and Clarence Her
man, Miss Helen Goldsmith, Harry Sim
cox, Mr.. VIII Ullman, Mr.. Joe Ullman,
Miss Minnie Ullman, Miss Caroline Ullman,
Miss Regina Hyman and Miss Cora Cohen
The couple left later in the evening for a
wedding trip.
DR. and Mrs J. E. Sullivan. whom Car
dinal Gibbons and other church dignitaries
visited this summer at Narragansett Pier
gave a dinner last night at the Little Casino
there. Judge Edward F. O'Dwyer and
Messrs. Ernest Jenkins and Reginald Foster
also gave Little Casino dinners last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt will
give their large entertainment this evening
at their Newport place. where, If the wealth
er permits, an open-air stage production
will be given by a New York company The
women guests have been asked to wear
| their hats, a little novelty also for an even
ing affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K. Eppley are at At
| lantic City for a short stay.
Mrs Nellie Thomas and Mrs Viola Taylor
| of S21 22d street are visiting relatives and
! friends in Frederick Md.
T. T. Hersperger and G. Harry Dertz-
baugh left today for Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Henderson. Miss Mannakee
| Miss Bond and Miss Carrie Sanford are at
the Raleigh, Atlantic City, until September.
Mr. Joseph L. Lyons and Mr. William
Hawkins are spending ten days in Front
Royal, Va.
cation in New Orleans and other, points
| south.
Mr. George R. Rock of Capitol Hill has
| Grove for the benefit of her health.
Mrs. George McGuigan of 517 11th street.
| who has recovered from her recent Illness,
| left today for Maine, where she will spend
| the rest of the season.
| Mr. Singleton L. Cooper of 7O1 22d street
| left Saturday to join his little son and
! daughter, who have been summering since
| July with relatives in Stafford county,
/ Va. They will all return about Septem-
! Der g.
! Miss Margaret A. Lanahan and Miss Mar
garet Robertson of this city have left on
| an extended tour through the north.
Miss Helen w. Conover of 229 Sd street
| is spending a two weeks vacation with
| relatives in Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
| Mr. Salvatore Desio and family are at At
! 1antic City for few weeks.
Mrs. A. o. Wright entertained at her
| summer home, "Yatton," on Thursday her
| aunt Mrs. Crews, Mr.. VIM. BuShby, wife
| and daughter and Miss Mabel Crews.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, who are
| spending the summer at Pride's Crossing,
Mass, have made the record of the season
for length and time In an automobile trip
| from Prde's Crossing to Saratoga. They
| returned to Prlde's Crossing by rail.
| engagement of their daughter Jennie to Mr..
| Jay A. Iseman.