Evening star., 1935-06-02
ternity and Alpha Psi Omega Dra-
matte Fraternity.

ternity and Alpha Psi Omega ORA
matte Fraternity.
One of the loveliest Of yesterdays
weddings was that of Miss Matalee
Lake, daughter of Mr.. Felix Lake,
and Mr.. Frederic Webtser Case. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Frederic Case
of Redlands, Calf. The ceremony
was performed in the chapel Of the
Congress Heights Baptist Church,
Rev. DR.. Edward E. Richardson. pas
tor of the church and head Of the
department of philosophy Of George
Washington University. officiating.
Summer foliage and palms were the
setting for a wealth Of early season
flowers, sheafs of white gladioli and
peonies and standards of other pink
and white flowers predominating. and
cathedral candles shed soft light.
The pews reserved for the special
guests and members Of the family
we're marked by large clusters Of
flowers. A white carpet was rolled
down the aisle preceding the entrance
of the bridal party.
Miss Mary Pearce gave several vo-
cal selections before the entrance of
the bridal party and Mrs. Albert
Zimmerman, who arranged the music
for the wedding. played Lohengrin's
professional"
The bride, who walked to the altar
with her father, wore gown of
starched chiffon over white satin
Princess slip appliqued in a design Of
velvet flowers. The sleeves, puffed to
the elbow, had long fitted cuffs which
ended in points over the hand. The
full veil was worn with orange bios
SONS. and she carried q cascade bou-
quet of white orchids.
Preceding the bride and her father
were the ushers. Mr.. William Hunt
ington, Mr.. Rowland Lyon. Mr.. Har-
old Clyde Workman. Mr.. Joseph
Yorkey. Mr.. Floyd Kurtz and Mr..
Harry Barnes.
Behind them walked the brides at
tendants. Miss Roberta Shoemaker.
Miss Ethel May Tevis, Miss Susan
Harrison. Miss Georgia Armstrong,
Miss Margaret Stanley and Miss Hazel
Spaugh. cousin of the bridegroom
Their gowns were of q medium rose
shade Of mousseline de sole, fashioned
with puffed sleeves and short trains,
and they had will O. the wisp gloves,
shashes and slippers of a deeper
shade, and carried arm bouquets of
pink roses.
Following the bridesmaids was the
flower girl, Priscilla Williams, the
5-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel McGregor Williams, who wore
white point d'esprit. and carried a
basket of white rose petals, which she
scattered before the bride.
Mr.. Cecil Hopkins of New York was
best man.
Over 500 guests attended the recep-
ton in the home Of Mr.. Lake, imme-
diately following the ceremony. The
bride and bridegroom and their party
received In front Of an improvised
altar Of flowers In season, including
white peOnies, gladioli and white roses.
Miss May Talbutt, aunt OF the bride,
and Mrs. Lewis Frederic Case, mother
Of the bridegroom, received the guests
at the entrance to the drawing room
and presented them to the bridal party.
Mrs. Case is graduate Of the Fassi-
fern School for Girls at Henderson,
N. c., and of George Washington Uni
versity. She studied at oxford Uni
versity, England, and received her
doctorate of philosophy. She is
member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
and Phi Delta Gamma Sororities.
Mr.. Case is q graduate of the Lake
Forest Academy, Lake Forest, ILL.,, and