Evening star., 1926-06-03
Wedding "f Miss Mcmahon
And MIR. Perry Last Evening.

4 rharminclv arranged wedding tool
:,;A,e last evening Al o'clock. wher
Hiss Genevieve L"rett@ Mcmahon
caught er of MI. and Mrs. Bernard j
AicMahon. became the bride nf MI
Roy Montgomery Perry. son Of Mrs
Ethel Z. Perry. The ceremony was
performed in the Holy Name Church
the Rev. W. y. Brooks of st. AloNsius
Church officiating, assisted by the Rev
John Dowlin9. pastor Of to- HOLY
Name Church: the Rev. Thomas Cal
nan the Rev. Andrew j. carey
Father Murphy. Father Martin and
Father OHarra. The church had a
pretty arrangement of white peonies,
roses and palms and string orchestra
PLAYED the wedding marches.
The bride walked 10 the altar with
her brother-in.law Mr.. Harry Bicks-
ler. who gave her in marriage, and
she wore gown Of heavy ivory satin
trimmed I'm chantillv lace. made
along straight lines. with court train
OF the satin. Her tulle veil was held
with clusters Of orange blossoms and
she carried shower bouquet of
bride = roses.
Mrs Lorena Cunningham was the
matror Of honor. wearing gown Of
green taffets and net. made with =
close-fittinE bodice and houHant
skirt. hat to match and carrying
pink roses. The bridesmaids were
Miss Gladys Perry Miss Mary Tracy.
Miss Loretta Bicksler. Miss Anna
Walsh. Miss Margaret Campbell and
Miss Dolores Bowden OF New York.
They wore frocks of coral-color taf-
fets. fashioned similar to that Of the
matron Of honor. leghorn hats with
trimmings 10 match their gowns and
carried pink roses.
Mr.. Alexander Brodt was the best
man. and the ushers were Mr.. Wilfred
Ross. Mr.. William Snidef. Mn. Gerald
Walsh. Mr.. Clarence keane. Mr.. An,
drew Blyth and MIR. Bernard Atchison.
Mrs. Mcmahon. mother of the bride,
wore black lace. and Mrs. Perry was
In gray georgette
Following the ceremony a wedding z
supper was served in the home Of the
bride. at 1913 X street northeast. after
which the bridal couple left for we'd
ding trip. Mrs. Perry wearing tan
ccorgette crepe gown. with tan ben,
galine coat trimmed with mink and 4
leghorn hat trimmed in brown lace.
They will he at home after June :
et 1901 Fifth street.
The wedding of Miss cha rlotte Emily
Ford. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. James
William Ford Of Richmond. Va and
Mr.. Edward William May of Washing
ton took place Al s O'Clock Tues
day afternoon in Emmanuel Baptist
Church, the Rev. DR.. Cove Griffith
Johnson. pastor Of the church. officiat-
Ing. The church had IN effective Az
ranccment OF palms. ferns and pink
roses. The bride. who was given in
marriage by her father. wore gown
of ivory satin canton crepe. combined
with cloth of silver and chiffon and
crystal beads. A diamond bar pin and
= string of pearls were her ornaments.
Her tulle veil was held by wreath Of
orance blossoms and old lace. and she
carried shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley
Mrs. Robert H. Clark. sister of the
bride. was matron of honor. and wore
gown of peach-Color taffeta and
chiffon. with picture hat of black
horsehair braid, trimmed with = single
rose - match her gown. She carried
pink Columbia roses and blue lark.
spur. Little Miss Nellie Clark was
flower girl and wore yellow orga ndv
and carried pink roses.
The best man was Mr.. Robert n.
Clark. and the ushers included Mr.
Melvin j. Martin Of Richmond and
MIR. Paul y. Rrumbaugh of this city
Several piano solos included Ber-
ceuse." from "Joselyn." by GODDARD:
Loves Greeting" by F:lgar. and
"Traumerei," by Schuman. and the