Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-28
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MISS GATEWOCD AND LIEUT..
NORTH TO MARRY TODAY.
Other Weddings Here and Else
Where-Travel Plans.
Notes.

The marriage of Miss Dorothy Duncan
Gatewood and Lieut.. Earl North, u. s.
N, will take place at $50 o'clock this
afternoon, the date being anticipated
|twenty-four hours because of the critical
illness of the brides grandmother, Mrs.
Robert Gatewood of Norfolk, Va. For
this reason the invitations to st. Mar
garet's Church for tomorrow afternoon
terday, when the plan for today's quiet
ceremony at the. home of Medical
Director and Mrs. James Duncan Gate
wood; in. the presence of the family cir
Gle alone. was made necessary. Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith, rector of st. Mar
garets, will perform the ceremony. The
bride will wear her bridal dress of satin
and lace. Her bridesmaids were to have
worn dresses of white net and shadow
| lace over white charmeuse. with touches
fof gold and Jackets of engineer red chf-
fOn edged with dark brown fur. The
hats arranged for their wearing were of
white tulle trimmed with fur and little
red roses. The dress of the maid of
honor is of white charmeuse with dra-
peres of shadow lace and a girdle and
sash of engineer red chiffon.
The bridal party was to have consisted
of Miss Hildreth Gatewood. maid of
honor. and Miss Josephine Mason. Miss
Ruth Bliss. Miss Maitland Marshall. Miss
Crawford of the Theological Seminary,
Virginia, as bridesmaids; Lieut.. John
Marvin Wright. best man. and Lieut..
Frank c. Harrington, Lieut.. Beverly G.
Dunn, Lieut.. III. s. Bennion Lieut.. r. c.
Crawford and Lieut.. f. B. Ardery, all
of the Engineer Corps ushers.
A surprise party was given last night in
the home of Mrs. M. b. Dodek to Miss
Annie Hornstein, president of the Young
Women's Hebrew Association, by the
members of the association.
The following members We're present:
Mrs. NJ. b. Dodek, Mrs. II. Dodeh, Mrs.
b. Hornstein, Mrs. +. Simons. Mrs.
row. Miss Bertha Ciepatch, Miss Hilda
Goldsten, Miss Fannie Dodek. Miss Annie
Hornstein, Miss Rose Hornstein, Miss Re-
becca T. Applestein, Miss Jennie Finger.
Miss Anna Cooper, Miss Elizabeth Lorenz,
Miss Dora Weiss. Miss Sadye Atlas. Miss
Esteile Sandtield. Miss Eva Dodek, Master
Dave HOrnstein. Master Oscar Dodek.
Master Samuel Dodek, Mr.. NJ B. Dodek.
musical program was rendered by the
Misses Hilda Goldstein, Sadye Alta S.
| Jennie Finger, vocal solos: the Misses
| Lazerow. Godstein, Weiss, Dodek and
Master Oscar Dodek. piano solos: Samuel
| Dodek, violin solo: Mrs. r. Simons and
Mr.. Dave Hornstein, Rotations
A buffet supper was served at midnight.
The officers and ladies of the Washing
ton barracks have sent out cards for a
reception and dance, Friday evening, No
vember 4. at $50 at the officers club at
the post, in honor OF Col. and Mrs. Kuhn.
Col. Kuhn has recently taken up the du-
ties of his new detail as commandant of
the barracks.
The marriage of Miss Mary Lodge
Mckee daughter of Mr. and Mrs James
r. Mckee. and granddaughter of Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison. and Kurt REFS
niger, son of Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Refs
niger, will take place Saturday after
noon, November 10. in the Central Pres
byter!an Church, New York city. Miss
McKee's only attendant will be Mrs.
Lowry Gillett, and Walter Reisinger will
be his brothers best man. Owing to the
recent death of Adolphus Busch Mrs.
Reisinger's father. only relatives and in
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. daughter of
the Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Wilson,
has as her guest Miss Elizabeth Martin
of Blossburg. Pa, who will be here
for most of the coming season.
Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship KronprinZ Wilhelm today from
New York for English and German ports
we're Representative and Mrs. Charles l..
Bartlett of Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs John Poole of Woodley
road are at the Astor Hotel. New York
city and will spend several days there.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Alexander Bane
have sent out cards for the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Jewell
Maddox, and Mr.. Edwin Stuart Evans