Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-31
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY.
MISS HELEN TAFT ENJOYED
SMART OCCASION.
The Wadleigh-Remey Wedding at
St. Thomas Tomorrow-Other
Events-Notes.

Miss Helen Taft. whose social debut is
yet a matter Of the future. is not missing
anything which Philadelphia or the near
by suburban society of that section has
to offer. She was the guest yesterday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mather Warren in
| their box at the Devon horse show. The
Presidents daughter wore a white serge
! coat suit, with q plain little blouse OF
linen, and white hat ornamented only
with a fold Of pink chiffon and a cluster
Of green leaves. The Countess da Contur-
bia of Milan, who with the German am
| bassador. Count Won Bernstorff, were
guests of Mrs. Edward *. Rowland, was
another distinguished visitor. though. not
being as we'll known as Miss Taft. was
not the recipient Of as much attention.
| The countess was srartly dressed in an
| embroidered coat suit of white linen, with
| lingerie blouse which had a touch OF pink
! about the throat. Her hat was large
white chip affair. trimmed with black vel
| vet and white roses.
The German ambassador is on his way
to Manchester. Mass. where the embassy
headquarters will be established by the
end of this week,
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
will be home today from an over-Sunday
stay at Utica, N. Y. and will have Mr..
and Mrs. Lotion Hunt Of that city with
them for the week.
At the marriage tomorrow afternoon at
) o'clock at st. Thomas Church of Miss
Mary Remey. daughter Of Rear Admiral
| throp Wadleigh. L. s. NJ G.. the bridal
party will consist of Miss Angelica
J. Remey, the brides sister, as maid of
| honor, and DR.. John Nelson, L. S. N,
as best man. Lieut.. Richard VAIN
wright, jr., and Capt. G. S. Williams and
Mr.. w. B. Remey and Mr.. John T. Re
| mey, brothers Of the bride. will he ush-
| ers. A reception will follow at the Re-
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Wadleigh. pa
rents Of the bridegroom. and their daugh-
| ter, Miss Wadleigh Of Lexington, Mass. :;
Mrs. Burrage of Lafayette, Ind. and
| Mrs. Williams Of Dover. n. H.. are other
| relatives here for the wedding.
| Miss Florelle Edison, the first OF the
June brides tomorrow. was the guest of
| honor at luncheon today given by Miss
Gertrude Wagner, one OF her bridesmaids
| to-be. This evening Miss Marie McMillin
Brown will give supper for the bridal
party following the rehearsal.
| Mrs Archibald MacLaren Of st. Paul,
| Mimi, will give a bridge party today in
| honor Of Mrs. Edward II. Gheen of this
! city. Saturday Mrs. Frederick D. Mon
fort will give tea in honor of her guest.
| Miss Florence Gheen OF Washington,
D. c.. who with her mother Is visiting in
| st. Paul.
| The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
will go north for the summer the 18th
Of this month. They have a place at
Dublin n H.. leased and will establish
| the embassy there.
| Senator Overman Of Charlotte, y. c.,
will be among the ushers who will at
tend Judge Platt Dickinson Walker of
CAT. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mordecai of New Orleans, La. The oere-
mony will take place at st. Pauls
| Church, Newport News. Va. and will
North Carolina, assisted by the Rev: DR.
| Darst, rector Of the church. Miss Nor
decai will have three matronS of honor
Mrs. John Herbert Claiborne of New
York, Mrs. William Edward Holt of
Lexington, n. c., and her sister. Mrs.
Cecil L. Cornelius of Newport News. Va.
Miss Anne Preston Bridges Of Asheville,
n. c., Miss Alice Davis Of Wilmington.
n. c., and Miss Leila Sanders of New
| Orleans La, are to be bridesmaids, and
| II. c., and Miss Sallie Cameron OF Ra-
leigh n. c.. will attend as flower girls.
Mr.. Pembroke Jones of New York will
be best man for Judge Walker. and
| Inere VIII De elSNL uSIcIS-JuuS5C NAdh-
ming, Judge Browne, associates OF the
bridegroom in the supreme court OF
| North Carolina: Senator Overman. and
| Messrs. Thomas Settle Of Asheville. \.
c.: Charles Tillett of Charlotte N. G.:
| John Moseley Walker Of Baltimore. Wal
ter Mordecai Of New Orleans, and Her
bert Mordecai Of New Orleans, the brides
brothers. Miss Mordecai is a beautiful
| girl. with charming manner She mas
travelled extensively and is a delightful
conversationalist
Miss Vincent Kuhns and Ensign New
ton Lord Nichols. L. S. NJ. will be mar
ried tomorrow evening at Denmore PARK;
Baltimore. Rev. Father Riordan will
officiate The bridal party will consist OF
Miss Mary Emily Cassard Of Newport,
r. l., maid of honor. and Miss Marie
Livingston Deshield OF New York city.
Miss Sallie Warfield Cockey and Miss Sue
Louise Dill of Baltimore, bridesmaids.
Ensign LOTUS. L. 8. n, will act as best
man for Ensign Nichols. and the grooms-
men will be Ensign Donald Hunter. L. S.
Lieut.. Albert Thing. L. s. NJ. c. 1t will
be an ashioned navy wedding, as a
groomsman will walk with a bridesmaid.
Ensign Nichols is stationed on board
the L. S. S. Georgia. now at Philadelphia
Miss Cassard is the daughter of Chap
lain William Cassard of the Newport
training station. Her engagement to
Asst Paymaster Dallas B. Wainwright,
U. S. n, has recently been announced.
| Dr. and Mrs. John J. Little are at At
lantic City, where they will stay some
days.
Mr. and Mrs. IIennen Jennings will
| leave Friday for their summer home at
| Camden, Me-, for the season.
| Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Beekman
Winthrop are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. G. Taylor during their stay in New
York. Their hosts gave dinner in their
honor last night.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. J. Heffernan have re-
turned to their home at Mccarthy, Nd.
after brief visit to Mrs. Heffernan' s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccarthy, at
their home in Georgetown.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell will