Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-17
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. WILSON AND DAUGHTERS
ARE HOME AGAIN.
Recent Weddings and Coming Ones.
Travel Plans.
Notes.

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Miss Jessie Wilson, has been i'm New
| York for several days. They gave their
| evenings to the enjoyment of the theater
With them last night at the performance
of Hamlet was Mr.. Francis B. Sayre,
| the fiance of Miss Jessie Wilson. The
| latter did not return here today.
The White House changes and repairs
were completed some time ago. It's
winter furnishings are in place and the
| freshening up of the main floor. retinting
of the walls and of the woodwork renews
| its former appearance. Several rooms
have been added on the third floor by
utilizing former attic space, so that the
| number of guests which it will be pos
sible to entertain at one time may not
be restricted as formerly to the accom-
modations which the second floor Offer
ed. Changes in the layout of the garden
have also been carried out during the
summer.
Altogether the homecoming Of the
Presidents wife and family was a de-
lightful event The glamour which the
marriage of Miss, Jessie Wilson next
month now invests every incident Of the
White House seems to be felt by every
visitor there. The arrangements for
the happy day are. said to be practically
completed. In due course of time the
public will be taken into a. fuller conf
l. ence as to the interesting details.
friends at All Souls Church last night
at $50 Witnessed the marriage of Miss
Dunreath Odell, daughter Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Milton Lemuel Odell. and Mr..
Homer Joseph Dodge Of Dodge Park,
Md.
The church was beautifully decorated
with white chrysanthemums and palms.
The reserved seats We're indicated by
tall standards topped with bouquets of
white chrySanthemumS and foliage. The
1ad
the ceremony.
The bride was escorted by her father,
and wore a pretty gown of white panne
satin. the, bodice composed entirely of
chantilly lace dotted with pearls.
Her tulle veil was caught with orange
blossoms apd she wore silver slippers
and carried a shower of valley lilies.
Mrs. Caryll n. Odell, the matron of
honor, wore a. draped gown of apple
green charmeuse and shadow lace with
sash of green tulle.
Her bouquet was of maidenhair fern
and she wore sprays of the fern in her
hair.
The maid of honor, Miss Esther Dodge,
sister Of the bridegroom, wore pale pink
charmeuse, with coat of shadow lace
and sash ends of pink tulle, and carried
bouquet of bridesmaid roses.
Little Claudio Gall, the flower girl. wore
white lingerie frock and carried gold
basket filled with yellow roses.
Mr.. Caryll Neil Odell was the best man
and the ushers included Mr.. j. Bond
Smith, Mr. Earle Dorsey. Mr.. Kirk Mil
small reception followed at the
brides home. which was decorated
throughout with autumn flowers, palms
and ferns.
Mrs. Odell assisted in receiving. wearing
La gown of white brocaded satin, draped
with black tulle and touches Of silver
Mrs. Martin Dodge, the groom's mother.
wore gray satin and lace.
Mr. and Mrs. Dodge left for their
honeymoon late in the evening. the lat
ter wearing a coat suit Of French blue
cloth, with a chiffon velvet hat to match
trimmed with plumes.
The brides souvenirs to her attendants
were silver vanity cases and the BRIDE
groom gave his best man and ushers
gold nlonogramed tie-clasps
After the honeymoon journey, upon
which they started fast night. the couple
will be, at home after November 10 at
615 Lamont street.
Among the out-of-town guests we're Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Ford Ferguson Of Chi
cago, Mrs. Cordelia Celestine Turner of
Norfolk. Va: Mrs. William Thomas Gra-
| ham of Suffolk. Va: Mrs. j. p. Ward
| of New York and daughter, Miss Mar
garet Ward
| Mr.. Uriel Davis who recently returned
| from Europe to stay the summer at New
| port, will return here Sunday.
| Mrs. Willis Van Dervanter who has
| gone to New York for week, is stay
| ing at the Hotel Wolcott. Justice Van
| Dervanter will join her next week for
| a couple of days.
| Mrs. James Brown Scott of 2139 Wyo.
ming avenue has returned, after spending
| the summer abroad.
| Mrs Mary OBrien announces the mar.
riage of her daughter. Mona Louise, and
Mr. George Edgar Rowe, Wednesday
October 10.
James F. Mackin in the presence of the
immediate families of the CONTRACTING
parties. The bride was becomingly at
tired in a tailored suit of dark blue
broadcloth, with smart hat to match
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe left Immediately fol
a southern wedding trip, which will in
clude Asheville, st. Augustine and At
lanta.
The marriage of Miss Maude s. Taylor
daughter of Mrs Parke G. Young and
the late Dr. William II. Taylor, and Mr.
H. Clyde Clarke of Illinois took place
yesterday at noon at the Church of tht
Ascension, the Rev. DR.. Nelms offici.
ating The bride was given in mar.
| riage by her mother and her brother
Mr. William r. Taylor. was best man
| Miss Marjorie Gore Hough was maid Of
honor.
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City, and after November 10 will be al
home at the Maxwell, 1419 Clifton stree,
| northwest. s
At the marriage Wednesday, October %
of Miss Dorothy Duncan Gatewood
daughter of Medical Director and Mrs
James Duncan Gatewood, and Lieut.. Ear
North, Corps of Engineers, the brides at
tendants will consist of Miss Hildreth
| Gatewood maid of honor, and Miss Jo-
sephine Mason. Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss
Maitland Marshall. Miss Harriet Gate
wood and Miss Beatrice Crawford of the
Theological Seminary, Virginia. Lieut.
John Marvin Wright will be best man.
Lieut.. Frank c. Harrington, Lieut. Bev-
erly c. Dunn, Lieut.. H. S. Bennion, Lieut.
| r. c. Crawford and Lieut.. E. B. Ardery
all of the Engineer Corps, will be ushers
The ceremony will be at ST. Margaret
Church at 4:3O, and reception will
follow at the Gatewood home Among
the entertainments for the bride will be
| a dinner October %, to be given by Miss
Josephine Mason: theater party by Miss
| Bliss on the 9th, and another on the oath
when Miss Marshall will be the hostess
/ Capt. A. J. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor have
returned to their home. $50 + street south.
west, from a two-week stay at Atlantic
City.
| Mrs. E. H. o Brien has returned to her
home, S07 Cameron street Alexandria
from ten-day visit to her son, Edward
lO'Brien, at City Point, on the James
river. Va
Fourteen dances will be given by the