Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-09-26
MARRIAGE OF SENECA BOY.
Harry Bryan Takes Bride in Adopted
State Of Mississippi. y

The following item from our Sem
eca correspondent was unavoidably
omitted last week:
university, Miss, Sept. IL A
wedding Of Statewide interest is
that of Miss Annie Fulton Hume, of
the University of Mississippi, and
Harry Bryan, Of Seneca, S. c. The
ceremony was performed at the
home of the bride at high noon Tues
nay. The house was beautifully
decorated In a profusion Of flowers,
the color scheme being. blue and
gold. Near an altar of white, bank
ed with ferns, hung lovely baskets
of blue and gold flowers. Before the
ceremony AT Dawning' and Until
were sung by Heron Rowland.
First to enter were Masters
Richey and Bradham Hume, the lit
tie brothers of the bride, forming an
aisle Of white ribbons. Miss Mary
Hume, maid. and David Carter,
groomsman, were followed by Miss
Myra Hume, maid of honor. Mrs.
Hume, mother Of the bride, was
dame of honor. Then entered little
william Hume, bearing the ring in
a white rose. TO the strains of
, Mendelssohn's Wedding March,
played by Miss Nan Hooper, the bride
entered on the arm Of her father and
the groom with his best man, Leland
Hume. The ceremony was perform
ed by Dr.. Heddleston. assisted by
Mr.. Christian. The whole ceremony
was unique in that each member of
the immediate family took part. ONLY
relatives and intimate friends of the
family were present at the marriage
/ and also at the informal reception,
where delicious refreshments were
served.
Ihe maid was dressed in blue
taffeta and the maid of honor in gold
taHeta;--each carrying a sheath of
white roses tied with tulle. The
dame of honor wore white. The
. bride was gOwned In white crepe de
chine and carried a shower bouuuet
Of white roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Annie Fulton Hume is the old
est daughter Of DR.. Alfred Hume,
vice chancellor Of the University of
Mississippi and professor for 81
years, and niece Of Leland Hume,
of Nashville, and Foster Hume, for
merly of Memphis. Miss Hume grad
uated from the University in the
class of 1916 with highest hcnors.
She Is lovely and accomplished
'ouH6 "oNh"hI "AoSc many TTlonuS
wish her happiness in her new life.
The groom is grandson of DR. r.
, NJ. Leafelle, Of Oxford, Miss. He
was graduated from the University
with first honors in the law school
In 1915. SO thorough was his work
as student in the law school that he
was given an assistant professorship
In the law faculty the following year.
He has recently been practicing law
with w. Calvin Wells, of Jackson,
Miss. being associated with him in
the legal work for mississippi for the
Federal Land Bank of New Orleans.
He has recently received an appoint
ment under Adjt. Gen. McClain, with
orders to report at Washington at
once. Mr., and Mrs. Bryan left for
Washington Immediately after the
ceremony. "-Memphis Commercial
Appeal.
The above will be read with the
keenest interest by the many friends
Of Mr.. Bryan in this part Of South
Carolina, especially in Seneca, the
home Of his boyhood. Mr.. Bryan Is
the only son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Bryan, Of this place, and he is TO be
congratulated on The happy occasion
Of his marriage