Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
INTERESTING NEWS OF A MEM
Der OF A WELL-KNoWN FAMILY.
Other Wedding Announcements and
Recent Sociabilities-Per-
sonal Notes.

One Of the interesting engagement an
nouncements which may be expected in the
near future, according to rumor today, is
that of Miss Rosemary Sartoris, daughter
of Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris, to Lieut..
John Wright, U. s. A, son of the late
Gen. Marcus Wright. AS none of the Sar
toris family is in Washington at present
the news could not be confirmed. Mrs.
Sartoris has given up her apartment at the
Dupont where she went to live after the
death of her mother, Mrs. u. s. Grant and
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r. Scovel, are likewise absent from the
city.
Mrs Loren B. r. Johnson and her baby
daughter have returned from Shields Sta
tfon Pa, where she spent most Of the sum-
mer with her parents. She assisted just be-
fore her departure in a family festivity in
honor of it's latest bride, Mrs. Henry Oliver.
wife of her cousin. Some of the attractions
of the splendid homes in that vicinity may
be Cleaned from the description of this tea.
the guests finding part of their entertain
ment in the annex" the bachelor quarters
recently erected for Mrs. Johnson's young
brother, D. Leet Oliver. adjoining their par
ents' residence. 1t is a long. low building,
where he can entertain his school and col
lege friends during vacations, and has sew
eral bed rooms with baths. an immense bill
lard room full of Indian and Mexican
curios. in which is great fireplace for q
log fire, and in the basement is a large
swimming pool.
The engagement of Miss Helene Ethel
Cassidy, daughter of Mrs. Edward F. CASH
dy of Pittsburg, and Mr.. Warren c.. Fair
banks. eldest son of Senator Fairbanks, was
announced last week at a tea given In her
home city to the bride-elect The latter, who
was a debutante of last season. is going
ohrnn wit ), ha, boo ",
shortly before the wedding day sailing Oc-
tober and returning just before Christ
mas Mr.. Fairbanks present at the tea
leaving Immediately afterward for this city
to be present at his sisters wedding on
Saturday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w. Lee announce the
marriage of their daughter. Marie Louise,
to Mr.. Robert L. Smith. Monday, Septem-
Der q, at St. Marks Episcopal Church. Rev.
G. Freeland Peter officiated.
Miss Margaret Dacey of New Haven.
Conn.,. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. Margan,
No. 1247 22d street.
A party was given at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Tucker 34O9 o street last
evening in honor of their sons birthday
Quite a number of games were INDUCED in.
closing with donkey party, for which
prizes were given. After the games the
little ones enjoyed an abundance of good
things to eat. Among those present were
Mabel Moore, Elsie Fritch, Estelle Black
man. Edith Burdette, Florence Hall, Mary
Tucker, Mabel Alden. Howard Wells, Earl
Kettner, Ralph Warner. Rudolph Beckett,
Clarence Hail. Ebert Franklin, James Big
gins, Everett Tucker, Thos higgins, Ray
mond Hall. Clarence Holt, George Tucker.
Roy Alden, Edwin Dale. Hilleary Black
man, Earl Linskey and Roy Tucker. The
first prizes were won by Mary Tucker and
Edwin Dale, and the BOBBY prizes by Is
telle Blackman and Everett Tucker.
Mrs. Lena Dick Of 107 X street northwest.
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. c. w.
Boyd left last Thursday evening for a
1,icit to her sou Mr. Chas Dick of Akron.