Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16
Mr.. Gleisner recently purchased an al
tractive residence.

Mr.. Gleisner recently purchased an at
tractive residence.
| Mr.. and Mrs. william G.. Toler Of
Lynchburg. Va, have announced the
marriage OF their daughter, Miss Vir-
| ginia Louise Toier. to French Pascc
Humphries, IT,, also Of this city, the
ceremony having been. performed Sun
day, September 8, by Rev. P. M. Hank
pastor OF Rivermont Months Church
They will live here after Northern
trip.
| A very pretty wedding was solemnized
| Saturday, September 8, In the Church
Of 8. 8. Peter and Paul at Hamburg,
N. Y, when Miss Jeanne lie Fevre,
daughter of Mr.. Charles A. lie Fevre OF
Fort Wayne, Ind, became the bride
of Mr.. Arthur A. Espenschid. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Espenscheid OF
Hamburg N. Y. The Rev Father Gold
ing officlated in the presence Of a large
company OF relatives and friends. Early
Fall flowers massed with tall palms and
ferns formed an effective setting for
the wedding party. and as the guests
were assembled Mrs. Rose. organiSt OF
the church played selections OF nuptial
music DR.. Rose played Gounod's Ave
Marie" as q violin solo, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. Rose on the organ.
The bride was escorted by her father,
who gave her in marriage. Her we'd
ding gown was fashioned of chiffon,
trimmed in pearls. The bodice was
close-fitting with long sleeves. The
skirt was quite full and long and hung
in eight points. Her tulle veil was ar
ranged in a close-f1tting bandeau OF
tiny pearls with face veil which fell
below the waistline. She carried an
arm bouquet of Gala lilies.
Mrs. Eileen A. Leach of washington.
sister OF the bride, was the matron OF
honor, wearing frock of blue chif-
fon, made similar to the brides. she
wore slippers to match her gown and
carried large bouquet Of delphinium
and yellow roses. The other attendants
were Miss Alicia Helrigel OF Hamburg
and Miss Margaret Clarke OF Washing
| ton. They wore frocks OF peach-color
taffeta faced deeply In soft blue and
soft green, faced in old rose. The
bodices were close fitting and sleeve
less. The skirts were quite long ana
| full and fell slightly shorter on one
side Large bows of the tafeta were
caught at the left side and fell into
long streamers They wore gold color
slippers and carried large bouquets OF
pink roses and delphinium.
Mr.. Osmond Gaul Of Lockport. N. Y.
was the best man and the ushers were
Mr.. Clarence Pflug and DR.. Werner
Rose of Hamburg.
Following the ceremony wedding
| breakfast was served to so guests IN
| the La Fayette Hotel. The breakfast
room was decorated profusely with
I Fall flowers. Following the breakfast
reception for the wedding party and
| two families was held in the home OF
the bridegroom's parents, where a pro-
| fusion of early Fall flowers were used
| throughout. Mr. EspenSchid and his
| bride left later for wedding trip, Mrs.
| Espenschid wore a brown tweed gown
with fox fur piece and other accessories
| to correspond.
Among the out-of- town guests were
| Miss BERTHE Young and Mrs. Resale
King of Washington. Mr.. Francis P.
Wilson of Burlington, Va: Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Lauth and daughter, Lucille; Mr..
and Mrs. KrunholZ, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Braun, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Braun,
MIR, and Mrs. Conrad Schaefer and son,
John, all of Buffalo. and Mrs. Magdalen
Merchant Of Rochester, N. Y,
After their trip Mr.. and Mrs. Espen-
scheid will be at home in Washington.
where the bridegroom is associate pro-
fessor of chemistry at Georgetown Uni
versity.
MRS. Mary Collins announces the
marriage of her daughter Hilda to Mr..
Thomas F. Cullen Saturday, September
| g. In Baltimore. at st. Elizabeth
Church, by Rev. Jerome Sebastian.
The marriage of Miss Mary Griffith,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tanjore T..
Griffith of Georgetown to Mr.. James
o. Wrightson took place Saturday aft