Evening star., 1934-06-17

lors of St. Joseph's Academy at Sum-
ter, the Rev. James D. Quinn, pastor,
officiating.
The parlors of the academy were
artistically decorated with Southern
smilax and baskets of white flowers,
the improvised altar, before which the
ceremony was performed. was beau
tifully decorated with white flowers
and tall white candles. While the
guests were assembling. Mr. Charles
Kavanaugh sang 20, Promise Me"
and Mrs. John Malloy of Davenport,
Iowa, sang Gounod's AVE Maria" !"
The Bridal Chorus" from 'Lohen-
grin" was used as the professional.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and her blond beauty
was enhanced by gown OF white
duchess satin, made princess style,
with high cowl neckline and long,
tight fitting sleeves. Small white
satin buttons were used down the
back of the bodice and the skirt ended
in long train. Her tulle veil was
worn cap fashion, formed Of bands
of white satin outlined with seed
pearls. The veil was worn double
over the face. She carried an arm
bouquet of white gardenias and roses
showered with valley lilies.
Miss Nancy Moore of Staunton,
Va. was maid of honor and wore a
gown of pale yellow mousseline de
sole, cut with a square neckline out
lined with ruffies of the same ma
terial which formed the sleeves. The
skirt was made on princess lines to
the knees and was very wide at the
bottom. With this costume was worn
large picture hat of yellow straw,
yellow sandals and yellow. organdie
gloves. She carried a Sheaf Of tails
man roses. The dame Of honor, Mrs.
Edward Lesemann of Columbia, wore
an ankle-length gown of aqua blue
mouSSeline de sole, made with cape,
the skirt being plain in front with
a cascade of frills in back. With this
she wore a large hat of horSehair
braid Of the same blue, with tiny
flowers under the brim and aqua blue
satin sandals. She carried bouquet
of pink roses. The winSome little
flower girl. Alice Dunn, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Dunn of Sumter, was
in pale green organdie and carried
an old-fashioned bouquet The brides
maids were Miss Catherine McCeney
of Laurel, Md, sister of the bridegroom: i:
Mrs. j. P. Smith of Sumter; Miss
Elizabeth Graham OF Sumter, and
Mrs. James Coste of Charleston. Their
gowns were of pink lace, trimmed in
pink tulle. and made with long
sleeves. They wore large pink braid
hats, trimmed with pink crushed
velvet and carried arm bouquets Of
Spring flowers tied with pink tulle.
Mr.. Bowie McCeney of Baltimore,
brother of the bridegroom. was best
man, and the uShers included MeSsrs.
John C. and William Brennan,
brothers of the bride; Mr.. S. B.
Sightler and Mr.. Henry Cough Of
Laurel, Md.
Following the wedding a reception
was held at the home OF the bride S
parents. Mrs. Brennan, the brides
mother. receiving the guests, as
sisted by the mother of the bride
groom. Later in the evening DR.. and
Mrs McCeney left for :, wedding trip
in Bermuda and Nassau. For travel
ing Mrs. McCeney wore a swagger
suit of moss green, with brown acces-
sories. They will be at home in
Laurel, Md, after June 25.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. McCeney.
Miss Virginia Holland and Mss
Charlotte Cough of Laurel, Mrs
Charles Piez and Mr.. William Parran
of Washington. Miss Lillian Winnie
of Fargo, N. Oak: Mr. Buddy ISreal
of Baltimore, Mr.. J. E. Brennan. Mrs.
James Coste, Mr. and Mrs. A P
Langan, Mrs. w. v. O'Brien. Mr. and
Mrs. N. ]. Lowry, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry