Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-30

Mrs. George n. Woolston.
Formerly Miss ROSEMARY Sartoris.
Florida. The engagement was known to
the relatives of the bride for some months
but they had no intimation that early
wedding was contemplated. Gen. and Mrs.
Fred Grant were told of it after the cere-
mony was over and the couple gone. They
took Mrs. Sartoris to the theater with them
last night. The bride made her debut in
this city, though she has spent but little
time here since the death of her grand
sale of the latter's home. She went to
school at the Georgetown Convent, where
her mother was also pupil. OF late years
Mrs. SartoriS has travelled considerably and
has spent several winters in st. Louis. The
past summer mother and daughter spent in
Europe, where Mr.. Algernon Sartoris and
his wife live.
Mr. Woolston is member Of prominent
English family and one of four brothers
who went from England to Florida some
twenty years ago and became interested in
orange culture. He is an architect and for
several years has been connected with
firm of architects in New York. His father
was a near neighbor Of Mr.. Sartoris, father
of his bride.
Mr.. Woolston has a large tract of land at
Hibernia, twenty miles south of Jackson
ville on the st. Johns river. There Is an
English settlement there Orange growing
was successful until a disastrous freeze In
1897 Mr. Woolston has recouped his losses
and is reckoned as wealthy man 1t was
said he met his bride IN New York about
Sartoris were in Poland Springs, Me-. last
year he was there. He is fourteen years
her senior
Roosevelt Scovel, and with her huspaho
spends most Of her time abroad
Or. and Mrs F. M. Gunnel1 announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Marie
Fa11ntleroy Barnes, to Lieut.. Mark Brooke,
Corps of Engineers, United States army,
the wedding to take place the 18th OF De-
cember.
Miss Barnes, who is the granddaughter
of the late Surgeon General Barnes L. 8.
A., has always been identified with the
army as we'll as the old resident circle OF
Washington since her debut in this city.
Capt Brooke was graduated from West
Point in the class Of 1902 and is the son OF
Mrs Brooke and the late Major John
Brooke, surgeon United States army
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Hereinafter have as
their guests this week Judge and Mrs. John
having a delightful visit seeing the nu-
merous places of interest and meeting
many former friends.
Mr. Elwood Underkoffer Of Swenksville,
Pa, is visiting Capt. John H. Frederick on
street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Orendorff Parker.
whose wedding took place October q, are
spending their honeymoon at the Chamber
lin Hotel, Fortress Monroe. Va, and will
be home Fridays in December at ITO 18th
street
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlam,
jr., "a D street southeast, was the scene Of
merry gathering Sunday evening, the oc-
casion being the celebration of the twen-
ty-seventh birthday Of Mr.. Ludlam and the
twenty-frst birthday Of Mr.. A. w. Soth-
oron Mrs Ludlam's youngest brother. The
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other amusing features. At 10 o'clock the
guests were served with repast The
dining room was tastefully decorated with
yellow chry santhemums. Mr. Sothoron was
the recipient of several handsome presents.
Among those present were Mr.. G. r. Lud-
lam, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Sothoron,
Mrs. E. Bland. Mrs. Edith Allen. Mr. and
Mrs. Walters. Misses Marion and Susie Roll
lins Miss Blanchard, Miss Hazel Williams.
Miss Ethel Ludlam, Mr.. Stanley Williams,
MI. Clarence Ludlam and Master Rose
mond Bland.
Mrs. Richard Bryan Cavanagh of Brook
lyn, formerly Miss Adelaide 1. Rover, is
paying a short visit to her mother.
Gen. Chambers McKibbin. u s. A.. with
Mrs. McKibbin, Miss McKibbin and Miss
Crofton. after summer sojourn in Nova
Scotia. have returned to Washington for
the winter, and taken apartments at the
Oakland, 2O19 Columbia road.
in New York and Brooklyn.
Mrs. Arthur p German and family have
returned to their residence at 18th and X
streets for the winter.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Sue Worthington Cox. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Cox. to Midshipman Willis
W. Bradley, jr., U. 8. N, son Of Dr. and
Mrs. w. w. Bradley of North Dakota, for
merly OF New York
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Joseph Merrifeld and also of the late
Henry Newton Cox. whose estate, Wilton
in Westmoreland county. Va. Is one of the
finest colonial homes on the Potomac.
Mr. Bradley was graduated from the Ma
val Academy last year. He was a member
of the rowing crew from the time he
tered the academy until his graduation, and
during part Of the spring was captain Of
the crew. He is now attached to the Vir-
ginia.
and Mr.. Charles Hamilton Bradley. Thurs
day afternoon at ST. Margaret's Church, the
brides attendants will include the sister-in-
law of the bridegroom, Mrs. Andrew Y.
Bradley, Miss Gertrude Brown and Miss Ell
sic Curtis. Mr.. Andrew Y. Bradley will be
best man. and the following, all former COL
lege friends AMI fellow-members Of the same
clubs at Princeton of the bridegroom will
be ushers: Messrs Hugh I. Wilson, Mar
shall F. Mills and H. Williamson PeH of
New York, Graham H. Poe of Baltimore,
w. A Steinmeyer and William A. Robin
sen, both of Pittsburg, Sevellon Brown, jr.,
of Chicago, George L. Huntress of Boston,
8. Duncan Bradley and Edward c. Head
of Washington and Lieut.. Victor Huston,
U. 8. N.
Rear Admiral F. w. Dickins and Mrs
Dickins are visiting the latter's parents at
"a Iowa circae. In December they will sail
for Europe to spend some time in southern
travel. -. that time Rear Admiral Dickins
will be retired.
A surprise party was given to Miss Nellie