Evening star., 1937-08-22
Miss Alice Berry Bride
4 Mr.. Paul Hannum.

MISS ALICE EMMA PERRY and
Mr.. Paul Craig Eannum were
narried yesterday afternoon in one
II the prettiest wedding ceremonies
b Chevy Chase during the Summer
eason.
The ceremony took place at o'clock
b the Chevy Chase Methodist Church.
rith the Rev. Edward G. Latch, pas
or Of the church, officiating. and
vas followed by a reception at the
lome of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Perry, on Shepherd
treet, Chevy Chase, Nd.
Palms and baskets Of white lilies
nd white gladioli and lighted can
les decorated the altar where the
CEREMONY was performed, and as the
Fuests were assembling, M. Henry
;. Steer, Washington oreanist,
(layed "Ah, Sweet Mystery OF Life"
nd Il Love You Truly
The bride. who was given in mar
iage by her father, chose a dress Of
vory satin for her wedding. It was
nade on princess lines with long
leeves, close fitting at the wrist. The
ress was made with a square neck
nd the skirt ended with long train
The wedding veil Of BRUSSELS lace
as very long. extending beyond the
rain of the brides dress, and was
rranged about her face in a cap eff
ect. held in place bv an arrangement
clusters of lilies Of the valley. The
rides flowers were a long sheaf of
lies Of the valley, tied with wide
attn ribbons.
The dresses of the brides attend
nts carried out the color scheme of
he neutrality-suspicious.. blue, and apple
reen.
Miss Ann Perry, a sister Of the
|rlde. was her maid of honor Her
ostume was of yellow chiffon over
|elloW crepe, made with a long skirt,
nding in a train and having a small
|hort-sleeved jacket. With this cos
|ume she wore large leehorn hat
firnmed with bands of blue. green
nd yellow chiffon. Her flowers were
muff of yellow roses and del
hinium.
Two Of the bridesmaids. Miss Eliza
|eth SHIELD and Miss Mary Bush,
'ore dresses of powder blue chiffon.
hatching that of the maid Of honor
b style
The other two attendants, Miss
Ferrude McRae and Miss Luz
glesias, wore costumes of apple
reen also made to match that of the
hald Of honor and all four attend
nts carried muffs made of yellow
oses, with streamers of yellow ribbon,
nd their hats were trimmed with
ellow ribbons.
Mr.. A. Carl Witteborg Of Culver,
nd, where the bridegroom is con-
ected with Culver Military Academy,
'as the best man and the ushers were
dr. George F. Rooney of Cincinnati,
phio; Mr. James l.. Allnut. Mr..
charles P. McCurdy, and Mr.. Donald
Eacleay
The best man and the ushers and
he brides father, who gave her in
marriage, ali wore white suits with
3lue flower boutonnieres.
At the reception following the
ceremony, Mrs. Perry received the
fuests wearing an afternoon gown of
(eige lace and large brown hat
trimmed in brown and she had a
orsage bouquet of brown orchids.
Receiving with Mrs. Perry were the
Pridegroom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
oseph E. Hannum of Denver Colo
Mrs. Hannum had an afternoon gown
# dusty rose lace with a large hat
trimmed in dubonnet velvet and a
orsage bouquet of orchids
Among the out-of-town guests at
he wedding we're Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
= Hannum of Denver, Colo. and Miss
Ella Frances Parker Of Salisbury, N.
f.. school friend of the bride at
he Woman's College of South Caro-
ina.
After the reception the bride and
bridegroom left for a trip to Canada,
nd later will 60 to Indiana by way
the Great Lakes.
The bride wore for her travelling