The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-02


John winthrop WadIeigh - Miss
stOtensbuFg and Capt. Mayo Wed.
Interest yesterday centered around the
weddings OF Miss Florelle Edison and
Lieut.. John William McKie. at noon
that Of Miss Laura Stotsenburg and Capt
Charles Russell Mayo. at st. Margaret
at 4:So o'clock, and the marriage OF Miss
Mary Remey and Capt. John Winthrop
Wadleigh. at the anne hour in ST
Thomas Episcopal Church
Each was as beautiful as military trap
pings, bridal finery. lovely roses. and
well-dressed friends could make It.
Both Miss Edison and Miss Remey are
gifted musicians, the latter being a MEM
Der of the Monday Morning Music Club,
and has frequently been heard at con-
certs given under the auspices of that
organization.
Miss Edison studied the violin for many
years under Montardin. at the Conserva-
tory OF Music at Paris. and should occa-
sion require would do we'll in the pro-
IeSslonal Held.
Roses in Profusion.
Miss Edson's was a rose wedding, and
not only was the flower used in proru-
sion In church and home decoration, but
was broeaded in charming design on the
white satin wedding gown. With lilies of
the valley It formed the bridal bouquet,
and was also woven into the bouquets
carried by the bridesmaids.
The bride was gowned In ivory satin,
made in princess effect. with the front
panel yelled with chiffon caught with a
cluster of orange blossoms. The bodice
was trimmed with rare old rose point
lace and finished with a Dutch neck. The
skirt was made with a long train and
the tulIe veil was held in place with
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet Of Bride roses and lilies OF the
valley, and was given In marriage by her
father
The brides sister. Miss Marjorie Ken
dali Edison, was her maid Of honor. and
was gOwned in white embroidered batiste
over pink silk with a white straw mush-
room hat trimmed IN pink roses against
crown. yelled In pink tulle. Her bouquet
was OF pink roses. Miss Gertrude Wag-
ner and Miss Marie McMillin Brown, the
bridesmaids, wore pink marquisette en-
brOidered IN a rose design over pink
satin. with pink hemp hats trimmed with
clusters OF pink roses and green foliage
They both carried pink roses.
wedding Breakfast Served.
Lieut.. Edward T. Weisel. of Fort
Sereven. Ga, was best man. ant. the
ushers were Lieut.. Fl. Conger Pratt, one
Of the White House aids: Capt. J. B.
billiard, Lieut. l. II. Emerson, and Lieut.
S. W. Stewart A small wedding break
fast was served at the home Of the
brides parents on Q street. when only
the bridal party. immediate family. and
few intimate friends were invited
Mrs. Edison, mother Of the bride, who
assisted in receiving the guests, wore d
gown of old blue satin, yelled in black
marquisette, caught with black Jet
buckles The yoke and sleeves were Of
point lace and The corsage Of blue and
gold embroidery. Her hat. which was Of
black neapolitan, was faced with blue
velvet and trimmed with black willow
plumes
Among the out-of-town. guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clarke Town
send, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. Craig
William Travis Miller, OF Bronxville, N
Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dorrance Bron-
son. of Hartford. Conn, and Lieut.. aud
Mrs. Lawrence Hartford Crawford. Of
Fort Monroe, Va.
The couple left Washington early in
the afternoon for a bridal trip In the
North. The brides going-away gown
was a tailored suit Of ecru tweed with
touches Of black and a black hemp hat
trimmed with scarlet uncut ostrich
plumes and velvet. Lieut.. and Mrs.
McKie will be entertained extensively in
New York and Boston, and after a month
or two viii go to Fort Dade, Fla, where
Lieut.. Mc<ie's regiment is stationed.
Remey-WadIefgh Ceremony,
In the presence OF a distinguished com
pany of army and navy people and a
generous sprinkling of representatives of
official and resident society. Miss Mary
Remey. daughter of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. George c. Remey, plighted her troth
to Capt. John Winthrop Wadleigh. L. S.
n. c., at 4:30 yesterday afternoon in St
Thomas Church, the rector, Rev. Dr.
c. Ernest Smith. officiating.
The bride. who was attended only by
her sister. Miss Angelica G. Remey, as
maid of honor. was given In marriage by
her father, who, Ike the bridegroom and
his best man, wore the uniform of his
rank in the military service The bridal
costume of heavy white satin was yelled
with rose point lace and the tuIe veil
was caught with orange blossoms. She
carried a bouquet of bride roses and
lilies Of the valley The maid OF honor
was attired in white meSsaline trimmed
F-sr i
rose-cOl0red accessories. and carried pink
and white roses.
A reception to the bridal party. out-of-
town guests. and relatives. at the home
of the brides parents, in New Hampshire
avenue. followed the ceremony.
The house decorations were palms and
white roses in the drawing-room and
ferns and pink roses in the dining-room.
The mother of the bride was gowned IN
gray chiffon over gray satin, and wore
a hat Of black lace with white plumes
Those of the out-of-town guests who
came TO attend the wedding were Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Wadlelgh, U. S. N, Of
Lexington, Mass. parents of the bride
groom; mis- sisters. Miss wadleigh. OF
Lexington, and Mrs. Severance Burrage.
Of Lafayette, Ind, and the latter's two
children; Mrs. Williams, OF Dover. n. H,
sister OF Rear Admiral Wadleigh; Mrs.
William Bush, Of Wilmington, Del: Miss
Barry, of New Jersey, and Miss Clarke,
OF Boston. After their wedding trip, the
couple viii go to the Marine Barracks
at Boston, where Capt Wadleigh is sta
toned. The brides going-away gown was
8 dark blue tailored suit.
stOtensburg-MayO Marriage.
+. Miss Laura Annesley Stotesburg,
daughter of Mrs. John NJ. stotesburg
and the late Col Stotsanh,~o II