Evening star., 1924-06-01
High Noon Wedding Here
Scheduled for Tomorrow
Miss Jennie Brewineton Whitecotton and Camden
Riley McAtee Viii Be Married at ST. Matthew'S
Church, With Nuptial Mass After Ceremony.

At high noon tomorrow the mar
riage of Miss Jennie Brewington
Whitecotton to Camden Riley Nc
Atee will be celebrated at st. Mat
thew's Church. with nuptial mass i'm
mediately after the ceremony.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Myra McAtee of Louisville, KY, a
sister of the bridegroom, as maid of
honor, and Mr.. A. Cooper Waller
will serve the bridegroom as best
man. The ushers include Capt.
Beaureguard of New York City. Mr..
John Ogden of indianapolis. Mr.. Will
Hays, Mr.. Frank Mulkern and Mr..
Paul Dyer of Washington.
A number of out-of-town friends
arrived in the city last week to at
tend the wedding, including Col w.
T. McAtee of Louisville, KY; Mrs.
Katherine Higgins of Owensborough,
KY: Mrs. Seth Cobb and Miss Cobb of
ST. Louis, Mo-; Capt. and Mrs. Gustav
Beaureguard of New York, Miss
Peter Causey of Virginia and Admiral
CoontZ, commander of the United
states fleet, uncle of the bride who
will give her away
There have been numerous enter
tatnments for the bridal party for
some days. including an old-fa shioned
r hentucky dinner, at which Miss Myra
McAtee acted as hostess.
1t was learned from New York
Yesterday that official announcement
Will be made the early part of next
month Of the engagement of Senorits
Emma Castillo Duany of Havana and
New York, and Mr.. Emilio n. Ro-
palma, we'll known New York news
paper man.
Following the Latin custom of ask
ing for the brides hand through a
third party. Mr. Rafael r. GOWN.
owner of the Journal of Commerce
or New York City, and other publi-
cations IN Havana, Wilmington, Del.
and Wilkes-Ba Pa, will obtain
from the future brides mother, Sc
nora de Castillo Duany, the maternal
consent for the ceremony.
SenorIta Castillo PokornY, who re-
sides with her mother at the Hotel
Beresford, Central Park West. is the
daughter of the late Gen. Demetrio Cas-
tllos Duany, former secretary of war OF
CUBA and one of the most distin-
gulshed figures in the Cuban war of
independence. Senorita Castillo' 8
brother, Demetrio Castillo Pokorny,
a. West Point graduate, was until a
snort time ago secretary of public
Mr.. Robaina has been lifelong
resident of New York
Mr.. Robaina will leave for Havana
some time next week for short
visit, and during his sojourn in the
country of his birth he will write
series of special articles for two
Of the largest newspapers of Chicago
and New York.
The wedding will take place in
Havana in the early part of next
fall.
Miss Catherine Jarvis Gayle, daugh-
ter of Mrs. John H. Gayle and the
ming to Mr.. David Malcolm Hodge
son of Mr.. John Hodge and the late
Mrs. Hodge. The ceremony was per-
formed at $3.50 o'clock in the Church
Of the Epiphany by Rev. Paul l..
Powles, rector OF st. Georges Church
reception followed in the Washington
Club, at 1701 X street. While peonies
and palms were used on the altar in
the church and at the club late spring
flowers with ferns and palms were
the decoration.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin Franchise trimmed with prin-
cess lace and pearls and made with
a court train. Her tulle veil was
held by g. coTonet of princess lace
ana Sne carried DflQe roses with q
shower of lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Granville s. Borden was
matron of honor and Miss Mary Ju-
dith Gayle was maid Of honor for her
sister. The bridesmaids included
Miss Altoona Chartron, Miss Thelma
Wright, Miss Marylene Nav and Miss
Ellen Keneally. Miss Gayle was in
yellow georgette crepe over yellow
satin trimmed, with a cluster of
orchid flowers at the waist and
orchid ribbon falling from the right
shoulder to the hem of the skirt.
med with yellow tulIe, with a cius-
ter of purple flowers at the belt, and
the bbribdesmaids wore gowns alike, in
orchid georgette crepe over orchid satin
trimmed with gold lace, and
trains of raspberry-oolor tulle fell
from the left side at the back. The
brides atte1dants- all WORE sold lace