The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-17
REMBERT-TIEDEMAN.

Wedding to Take Place This Even
ing at First Presbyterian Church.
The marriage of Miss Cassels Rem
bert and Mr.. ]. o. Clayton Tiedeman
will take place this evening at 9
O'Clock at the First Presbyterian
Church, which will be attractively dec
GRATED with palms. The Rev. DR.. w.
P. McCorkle, pastor of the church, will
officiate.
The bride will enter with her moth
er, Mrs. Sarah Payne Rembert, by
whom she will be given in marriage.
She will be attended by a matron of
honor, her sister, Mrs. William w.
Wilson, and by a little flower girl,
Miss Dorothy Mayes, who will wear
a pretty frock of white China silk
and Valenciennes lace, and will carry
an armful of pink carnations. The
bridegroom's best man will be his
brother, Mr.. Walter Tiedeman. Those
who will act as ushers are Mr.. Rob
ert L. Payne of Baltimore, Mr. Thomas
Lee Angus of Richmond, Mr. George
Knapp of Philadelphia, Mr.. Luther
Tiedeman of Charleston and Messrs
Richard Courtenay and Albert Smith.
The bride will wear a lovely gown
OF white .mesaline silk and old rose
point The skirt has front panel
OF crepe chiffon, with cascades of the
same soft material at each side, and
wide shirred band of the silk Just
ABOVE the lower edge The lace yoke
Is studded with pearls, as are the soft
draperies of chiffon below it. She will
wear a wreath of orange blossoms in
her tulle veil, and will carry a shower
ley WI
mrs. Wilson'S gown is of cream lans-
uoWne, with old Maltese lace. Her
bouquet will be of La France roses.
mrs. Rembert will be gowned in
plack crepe de Paris, with jet passe-
iheeHterie and exquisite real lace
MRS. Junius Mayes. sister of the
pride, will be gowned in cream batiste
with Jeweled lace and passementerie
Inc wedding marches will be played
Dy the organist, Mrs. Bishop. After
tle ceremony at the church the bridal
party and the family and a few in
Innate friends, will be entertained by
Mrs' Rembert informally at her home
on Barnard street. The decorations
~ To'n at the church and the house are
- cIlarge OF Wolf. The first drawing
ioU,h' where the bride and bridegroom
WIN receive, will be done in white with
auany large white chrysanthemums
ssnoWlng among the ferns and palms of
lhe background. In the second room.
Iy m chrysanthemums will be used
J 5nese will be the only flowers. The
S s,"Iy will be garlanded with
az .'laA, ana many palms will add to
the pretty effect
among the guests will be the BRIDE
sroom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Aieueman, Miss Louise Tiedeman
ton. 0iisVn VI Chdrles-
bo many beautiful wedding gifts have
az Seen received, and these will be shown
80 smaller room at the rear of the
s so, Among them are two hand
III Sneques, as well as much beauti-
81 laole silver and cut glass, artistic
Drlc-a-brac, some exquisite embroId-
s,' e1 and lace covers and lunch cloths.
~, personal gifts of Jewels.
ne bride and bridegroom will leave
a. .shI lor the West, the bride wear
sss Tor the trip a stylish tailored suit
cha S,o'h, IN light tan with tiny white
bss ~ Inc three-quarter length coat.
vei,,e. coilar and cuffs of golden brown
Gallons in light blue and Il beited
VII VII a girdle of the same material.
AZ AN II VIII be worn a turban of COL
so brown silk and velvet. They will
s, e away about two weeks. and viii
tbo,- az 81. Louis on the trip. Upon
Pa. r return they viii reside at s29
bo,,I',rd street. where they will begin
"yNgis,sekeeping in apartments.
co ms heinbert was for several years
ISinSa.eu with the Kate Baldwin Free
~ na',,nuergarten System. She Is a grad
sue sue or the Kate Baldwin Training
az eno S and, though for tho past year
prlr,na's, peen engaged IN independent
rni,,i.,ary work has always been promi-
aer l,sy Identified with savannah's kin
s,a.E iledeman is n charlestonian nv
se,,ln, out has been living here FOR
~ 'thal years. He n connected with
az, ~ business house OF Mr.. George w.
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