Evening star., 1935-08-31

Sorority. Both are graduates Of East
ern High School.
Miss Marie Virginia Thiemeyer.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Samuel
Thiemeyer of Washington. was mar
ried yesterday to Mr.. Louis Franklin
Bohraus, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
F. Bohraus. The Rev. Henry Manken,
jr., officiated at the ceremony in the
Incarnation Lutheran Church.
The altar of the church was at
tractively banked with palms and
ferns. with large baskets of white
gladiolas and Easter lilies at each
side. On the organ console was large
basket of colored gladiolas and del
phenium. Cathedral candles were in
the foreground. Large standards Of
flowers served in the center aisle to
mark the pews.
Preceding the wedding party's en-
trance, organ selections were rendered
by the brides father. Miss Eleanor
Boehs, sorority sister Of the bride,
sang II Love You Truly" "Oh Promise
Me" and "At Dawning." Later as the
bride and bridegroom knelt at the altar
she softly sang "A Prayer"
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father, walked to the altar
with her brother, Mr.. John S. THE
meyer, to the strains Of the Lohren-
grin Bridal Chorus"
She wore a gown Of ivory satin
fashioned In becoming style with q
tight-f fitting skirt and long flowing
train. The bodice Of her gown was
gathered in yoke style with a soft,
high neckline which fell gracefully.
forming high v-shape in the back.
The sleeves were very full at the top
but were held tightly at the bot
tom with q long row Of satin but
tons. Her tule veil was held with q
wreath of double orange blossoms
before q quaint lace coronet. The
orange blossoms also came across the
back and held the gathers Of tulle.
She carried q large bouquet Of Easter
lilies and adiantum, in pure white,
with long folds of heavy white satin
ribbon forming o bow.
Miss Virginia Wessner Of Chevy
Chase was her maid Of honor, wear
ing . gown Of aquamarine satin FASH
ioned with q smart jacket. The at
tractively pleated bodice Of her dress
showed as the quilted collar Of the
Jacket was thrown back over her
shoulders. The skirt was tight-f:t-
ting and with q short train. Her
sleeves were held In at the cuffs after
falling at the top in small gathers.
She wore silver sandals and o cap
shaped hat Of matching color IN
tulle, with Q large brim Of the same
material. She carried an arm bouquet
Of two-tone Talisman roses and blue
delphinium with wide satin ribbon
Of deep peach shade.
Miss Dorothy Ruth Bohraus, sister
Of the bridegroom, wore Q similar gown
Of o lighter shade Of satin, also with
matching hat and accessories. The
jacket Of her gown was fashioned
with q large quilted collar as was Miss
wessner's. Her bouquet was Of yell
low tea roses and Johanas Hill rose
buds, blending the two shades, and
lavender delphenium with 0 satin tie
bow Of deep gold.
Acting as best man for the bride
groom was Mr.. Leydan Whitehead
Of Bradford, Pa. Mr.. Randall Book
and Mr.. John Kennedy Lynche Of
Washington, were ushers. They
wore white flannel trousers and dark
double-breasted coats. Following the
church ceremony. the reception for
the two immediate families and the
bridal party was held at the home OF
the brides parents, 1923 Gallatin
street northwest. The young couple
was assisted In receiving by Mrs.
John 8. Thiemeyer, who wore . gown
OF steel blue lace in Jacket style and
o corsage bouquet Of Talisman rose
buds with silver ribb-1. Mrs. Louis
r. Bohraus, mothers 6. the bride
groom, wore apricot lace with MATCH
ing accessories and . shoulder bou-
quet Of deep roses In matching color.
Miss Elizabeth Hewins assisted ct the
reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bohraus left
later in the evening for trip TO
White sulphur Springs and through
the South.