The Washington times., 1915-11-24
Mems Notes and Gossip of the Day
= In the Smart Set of WASHINGTON
items Of Interest and lmpor-
tance of Past, Present., and
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Fashionable Folk.

White roses. fuzzy white chryea nthe-
NUNS. and GRACEFUL palms decorated
the drawing room OF the attractive Nine-
teentb street home OF Medical Director
and Mrs. James Duncan Gatewood. u.
y. N, when their daughter. Miss Hill
dreth Gatcwood. was married to Toy
Dixon Savage. Of Norfolk at noon to-
day. In the reception hall and dining
room quantities OF pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and pink roses were used against
4 background Of palms and Southern
smilax, and the table was gay with mink
roses. The ceremony WAS performed by
tho Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith, rec.
ior OF st Margaret's Church, assisted
py the Rev. Or. w. V. Savage, Of
'hurchiand. Va, brother c: the BRIDE
groom. and was attended by a small
gathering Of relatives ard close friends
OF the two families. A stringed orches-
ira played the wedding march and
furnished a program Of music during the
arrival of the guests and for the break
fast which followed the ceremony.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father. wore a gown of white
tulle. over satin. embroidered in silver
In . graceful pattern. The bodice
drapery was Of tulle and silver lace. tho
full skirt was cut short. and there was
long court train Of the satin Her
tulle veil. long and full. fell from under
cap Of point lace. caught with orar"e
blossoms. and she carried a shower
bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies OF the
tenant North. Corps Of Engineers. U. s.
A.. who was matron of honor for her
sister. wore q charming frock OF pink
tulle. shading from pale rose to Ameri-
can Beauty. built over a foundation Of
rose pink soiree silk. The bodice was
trimmed with cream lace. and the
houffant skirt was made quite short.
Mrs. North wore large black velvet
picture hat: trimmed with pink roses.
and carried pink roses. William II.
White. OF Norfolk. was best man for
Mr. Savage.
A small breakfast. to which a number
Of additional guests were asked. fol-
lowed the reading Of the service. Mrs
couple wearing a handsome gown OF
sapphire blue satin and chiffon. trimmed
with gold lace and gray fur. She wore
corsaEe bouquet of lavender orchids.
tritcher and Miss LouIie Critcher. were
among the guests at the ceremony.
Among the quests from out OF town
were Mrs w v. Savage; wife Of Pr
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Camp. and Miss
Rens Camp. Of FRANKLIN. Va: DR.. and
Mrs. J. Burton Ray. Miss May Baker.
Braden Vandeventer. G. A. Wlngfield.
and Frank Lewis: all Of Norfolk. Va;
W. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ham
,nond. Of Baltimore: Mrs. Kate Green
leaf Locke. and Preston Locke. of New
York city.
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Savage
left washington for their welding trip.
tho bride travelling in a modish suit Of
hlue and gray checked velour de laine
trimmed with beaver fur. with which
she wore small hat OF blue silk beaver,
with Q silver ornament They will make
their homo in Norfolk, but expect to
return to Washington at Christmas
time for . visit to DR.. and Mrs. Gate
wood.
Tho first debutante to make her bow
to society this season is Miss Georgia
Schofield. who will be presented to So
cietv this afternoon at reception at
Rauscher's. given by her mother. Mrs.
are eiaboratelv decorated with South
ern smilax. palms. Australian ferns.
and masses Of pink roses. white lat
tice screen decked with the various
bouquets sent to Miss Schofield will be
placed behind the receiving. party. From
flags. . plain Star-Spangled Banner. the
flag Of the army Of the Ohio. and the
personal pennant Of her father. the late
Lieut.. Gen. John NJ. Schofield. who
was commanding officer of the army.
Mrs. Hewson will receive the guests.
wearing . eown Of sage green velvet.
while Miss Schofield will be gowned in
flesh-colored not with a bodice of sill
YER lace and the skirt made in bouf-
fant style with trimmings Of silver lace.
Presiding at tho tea table will be Mrs.
Robert Lansing. Mrs. Josephus Dam
lies. Mrs. Franklin X. Lane. Mrs. Avery
d. Andrews. of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
George B. Duncan. Others assisting will
be Miss Elizabeth Harrison. Of New
York, daughter Of former President
Harrison: Miss Angela Moore. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Bassett Moore.
of New York: Miss Edith Bond. OF New
York. granddaughter of Mr.. Hewson;
Miss Ruth Patterson. Miss Lillian
lIendrick. Miss Frances Traver. Miss
Margaret Fahnestock. Miss Margaret
Read Miss Alexandra Ewing. Miss
catherine Harlow. Miss Beatrice Clover.
Miss Callie Hoke Smith. Miss Janet
cowan. and Miss Helen Blodgett.
In tho evening Mrs. Hewson and Miss
Schoield will entertain the young
women Of the receiving party at dinner
at the Chevy Chase Club before the
weekly dance. Invited to ioin them at
dinner are Franklin X. Lane. tr.: Her
bert Kubel. James Karrick. David Kar-
rick. Henry Dixon. Robert Hinckley.
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