The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
Smart Set Weddings
n Eastern Centers

Details of the wedding of Miss
Dorothy Gatewood and Lieutenant
Earl North. O. S. A., will be learned
with pleasure in San Francisco. where
the bride elect claims wide circle Of
friends Miss Gatewood. who is the
daughter of Medical Director James
Duncan Gatewood, L. S. N, and Mrs
Gatewood, was a former belle of San
Francisco during the years when her
father was stationed as medical di-
rector at Mare island. OF late years
the Gatewoods have resided in Wash
ington. D. c., and there the marriage
will be celebrated next "Wednesday
afternoon at ST. Margaret's Episcopal
church A reception will follow at
the home of the brides parents in
Nineteenth street. The bride will be
attended by a maid of honor. her sis
ter, Miss Hildreth Gatewood and a
group of bridesmaids-Miss Josephine
Mason, Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss Malt
land Marshall. Miss Harriet Gate
wood and Miss Beatrice Crawford of
Alexandria. Va. Lieutenant John
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Marble Wright will be the best man.
and the ushers will be Lieutenant
Frank Harrington. Lieutenant Stew
art Godfrey, Lieutenant Beverly c.
Dunn, Lieutenant H. S. Bennion, Lieu
tenant r. c. Crawford and Lieutenant
E. B. Ardley. all Of the engineer corps,
u. 8. A.
Another wedding of interest to army
circles In all parts of the country is
that of Miss Emily Dearborn Ayres'
only daughter of the late Colonel
Charles G.. Ayres. q. S. A. and Mrs.
Ayres, and George Emien Starr. son
of thu late Colonel James Emien Starr
and Mrs. Starr of Philadelphia, which
was celebrated in New York city on
Wednesday afternoon. The service
was held in the Church of st. Thomas.
and later there was a reception at the
Plaza. The impressive ritual was read
by Right Rev. Lucius Kinselving,
bishop of Brazil, who was assisted
by his brother, Right Rev. Arthur
Kinsolving, bishop of Baltimore. and
Rev. DR.. E. NJ. Stires. rector of the
church. Both bishops are cousins OF
the bride. Her brother, Fairfax
Ayres, gave her in marriage and she
was unattended. James Starr OF Phil
adelphia was his brothers. best man
and the other groomsmen were Theo-
dore Ducoing Starr, another brother;
John Walter Fairfax. an. uncle of the
bride; Arthur /. Wheeler. Walter E.
Wheeler, John Wagner. Henry Stoutf
Lewis Parsons and Martin ". Bergen.
The marriage is the first large func-
ton to have been held IN the Church
Of ST. Thomas, which is but recently
completed, the former structure hav-
ing been burned in 1905 Through
her father, Mrs. Starr is related to the
and is a niece of Henry Fairfax of
Oak Hill, Va, Linsey Fairfax of
Lenox, Hamilton Fairfax of New York
and John Walter Fairfax
The marriage sof Miss Josephine
Jayne, daughter of Mrs. William
Jayne Of New York. and Kenneth Bis
sell of Riverside, Cal, took place
last Wednesday in ST. Georges church,
London A breakfast followed at
Claridge's- The wedding had been
originally set for November 20, but
the couple decided that a postpone
ment of their happiness was an un-
necessary endurance and accordingly
dispensed with ceremony and the for
NAL New York function and were
quietly married in the London chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bissel1 are honeymoon
ing in Spain. where they plan to re-
main several months. Later in the
winter they will come to California to
take up their permanent residence at
Riverside, where Mr.. Bissell owns sew
eral fine orange groves. Mr.. Bissell
Is the son Of Mrs. Hector Geiger of
London, who has handsome chateau
in the vicinity of Paris
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From New Jersey comes the an
riotincern4nt OF the engagement of
Miss Bernice Sharretts, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Sharretts OF
,Plainfeld, N. j.. and Lieutenant Rollo
Anderson, u. 8. A. Mr.. Anderson has
q host OF friends in San Francisco
whore he was stationed at the PreS
sidio about three years ago. The mar.
riage will be celebrated In the early
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