The Washington times., 1915-09-26

Three weddings in the Gatewood family
In two years! Quite a record. isn't It?
Dorothy set the ball rolling when she
married Lieut.. Earl North. Of the En-
gineer Corps. In the early autumn two
years ago: then followed Hallie's. mar
riage to DR.. Henry f. Jenkins. U. 8. NJ.
last October. and now comes the an
nouncement Of Hildreth's engagement to
Toy Dixon Savage. Of Norfolk. and the
news that the wedding will be Novem.
, Der event The girls are the daughters
of Medical Director and Mrs. James
Duncan Gatewood and granddaughters
Of the late Judge Critcher, Of Virginia
DR.. Gatewood Is also a Virginian, the
son of the Rev. DR.. Gatewood. who was
prominent Episcopal clergyman in
Norfolk.
Hildreth is such a dear and 30 good
looking She is tall. dark. with fine
eyes and the loveliest color imagina BILE,
and. in common with her sisters, has the
indefinable charm Of voice and manner
Of the traditional Southern girl. / can't
imagine lovelier bride than she will
make.
Mr.. Savage Is engaged in the practice
OF law In Norfolk. where he will make
a home for his bride. He Is a member
of number of clubs, an unusually
clever chap. and is REGARDED az one
OF the coming men In Norfolk He spent
part OF the summer at Pine Hill. the
camp In the Adirondacks, which Hildreth
had this summer and where she had A
continuous house party. Dorothy North
was there. the Meade Wildricks from
West Point: Mrs. Harry Rust and Hall.
and L number OF others. who were not
I think, very much surprised to hear
Of the engagement.
william AvcrIl Hartman and Kitty
Lawrence were married on Tuesday
morning. and. In accordance with the
Massachusetts law. were obliged first
to take out notice of their intention
OF marriage and make oath to the cor
rectness OF the statements therein Mr.,
Hartman gave his age as twenty-three
and his ocupation as railroad" HIS
father was Edward Henry Hartman.
and his mother. Mary Williamson Aver
ell. lie was born in New York city.
Kitty was also born in New York and
her parents were Francis Cooper Law
renee and Sarah Egleston Lanier.
The young couple should be securely
married. in all events. for they had
three clergymen to do the Job" Dean
William NJ. Grosvenor. Of the Cathed-
raj Of st. John the Divine. in New York
read the betrothal service. the nuptiai
service was read by the Rev. William
Lawrence Wood. rector Of Trinity
Church. Lenox. where the ceremony
took place. and the Right Rev. Thomas
Frederic Davies. Episcopal bishop OF
the diocese Of Western Massachusetts.
gave the benediction. They will start
housekeeping at Arden House. Mrs. e.
II. Harrlman's place at Arden. N. v.
and next summer they expect to spend
at Lenox. but eventually they will build
their own home. They have no lack of
this worlds goods. and being sensible.
happy. wholesome youngsters, with a
taste FOR simple things and q fondness
Tor the great outdoors, should get lots
OF fun and satisfaction out Of life.
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Mrs. Traber Norman has announced
the engagement of her daughter Get
tie Douglas. to Lieut.. Roscoe C. RAT
son. Tenth Ihfantry. U. s. A., who was
graduated from the Military Academy
In 1911. The wedding will take nIace
at an early date. Miss Norman 10 N.
daughter of the late Capt. Traber Nor.
man. Eighth United States Infantry
She is at present visiting her brother.
in-law and sister. Lieut. and Mrs, Her.
pert Wadsworth. at Balboa Height.
panama. Mrs Norman and her mother
mrs. Hall, are at the Portner for the
winter. '"'
The ST. Regis. which is most at,ro
lively located in California avenue ,rs,
beyond st. Roses Industrial school ~
becoming one of the most non,L.s
apartments In town--particularlv With
newly married folk. Joe CoIo,i,,