Evening star., 1923-09-09

/ Waltz of West Chester, Pa, Thurs
day evening. The ceremony was per-
formed in st. pauls English Lu-
! theran Church by the Rev. John Weld
pany.
Miss Ellamanda Miller. cousin of
the bride. was maid of honor and the
brldesmaids were Miss Emma Mae
prisseI ~, & and Miss Sarah Esther Dris-
sci of Philadelphia. also cousins of the
! bride. lrof. Glenn Hughes of Prince
! 'ofl' IA, was best>man and the ushers
| We're Mr.. William Erhard of Altoona.
Mr Marshall Waltz of West Chester
brother of the bridegroom; Mr.. Win
field Lyman Drissel and Mr.. Roger
! Roscoe Drissel. brothers Of the bride
| of this city.
The bride Wore gown of white
satin crepe made with a train Of
the crepe lined with chiffon and a
bandeau of orange blossoms. She car
RED bride roses with a shower of
lilies or the valley. The maid Of
honor was in gown of yellow crepe
/ trimmed with Chantilly lace. and car
| RED tea roses. The gowns OF the
/ bridesmaids We're made of green
crepe trimmed with Spanish lace and
theS each wore silver bandeau fin
ished with pompon of green net
! from which long streamers of the net
! fell over the shoulders. They all car
T., ried pink roses.
Later Prof. and Mrs. Waltz left
for a Wedding trip and will go to
:,outh Bend Ind, then through the
returning to Lima. y. Y. where Prof
Waltz will take up his duties as head
of the department of economics in
the Genesee Wesleyan College. A
larSe number of guests came from
! Pennsylvania. Ohio, and New Jersey
( for the welding
Miss Elsie b, Elankenbaker. daugh-
]
/ baker of Madison. Va. and Mr.. Paul
J. Splitter, son of MIR. and Mrs. \.
| +. Splitter of Washington. We're mar
ried at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday after
noon at the home of the brides par
entS.
! The Rev. Ray L. Jones Of Etlan
Methodist Church performed the Ger
F. c1n"ay and an informal reception fol-
Mrs. Ray L. Jones played the we'd
! ding march.
! The bride was given in marriage Ly
/ her brother. Mr.. Clyde Blankenba <er.
! Mrs. Mary c. Roberts attended the
bride as matron, OF honor. Miss
Bethine Brown and Miss Virginia Utz.
| cousins of the bride, were flower
girls Mr.. Lawton Blank enbaker was
! Among the guests were Mrs. Mel
+, vim Splitter and Mr.. and Mrs Clyde
| Blank enbaker of Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. J. Brown and Mrs. Mary G
Roberts Of Culpeper. Va.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Splitter will make their
| home in Washington.
j The marriage of Miss Evelyn a.
/ LipScomb. daughter of Mrs. T. B.
! Lipscomb. TO Mr.. Herbert W. PoSton,
| son of MIR. and Mrs. Harry Poston.
/ took place Friday evening. The
ceremony was performed at S o'clock
! in st. Alban's Church by the Rev.
! Charles T. Warner. in the presence
! of small company of relatives and
: a few intimate friends. ARRANGEMENTS
| were as simple as possible, owing to
! a very recent death in the brides
/ family.
| The bride. who was given in mar
| riage by her sister. Mrs. Gordon
! Aldrich, wore a gown of white georg
| cite crepe, the waist tight fitting and
! without trimming except for dainty
| lace about the sleeves. The skirt had
six lace trimmed panels falling be-
| low the hem. her hat was of white
gsorgette crepe trimmed with pearls
and she carried shower bouquet of
bride roses. Mrs. Aldrich was in peach
| Canton crepe, with a hat 10 match,
! and wore d corsage bouquet of pink
| roses.
! Mrs r. L. Hubbard was her sisters
only attendant. and was in cocoa
brown Canton crepe and wore a hat
to match and carried tea roses Mr..
Hubbard was best man.
An informal reception for the small
company which witnessed the cere-
mony followed in the home of the
! brides mother, 2332 Q street. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Poston left for a