Evening star., 1945-04-27

orchid marqulSette and carrying a
basket filled with rose petals.
NJ Sergt. Bernard Artz was best
man and the ushers included Corpl.
Charles Keene and Corpl. Kenneth
Hesse. all of the Marine base at
Quantico.
The reception was held in the at
tractive Admiral Club on Seven
teenth street at Rhode Island ave-
nue.. after which Sergt. and Mrs.
Wolchick left on a brief wedding
trip. They will live at 1916 Raum
street while the former is attend
ing Officers Candidate School at
Quantico. Mrs. Wolchick attended
Northwestern University.
The Church of the Reformation
In Washington was the scene of an
other wedding this week when Miss
Maude Frances Roby was married
to M Sergt. Lester William Seifert,
Army Signal Corps. The ceremony
was performed Wednesday evening,
the Rev. DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder
officiating, at Z O'Clock, Mrs. Mabel
Inman playing the wedding music.
Mr.. Austin Aldridge Roby, Coast
Guard. gave his sister in marriage
and she wore white silk jersey, the
neckline and bodice trimmed in seed
pearls. which formed the coronet
helding her hip-length veil. and she
carried gardenias.
Miss Evelyn Bowers was maid of
honor and the brides other atten-
dants were Mrs. Martha Roby Sc
luzetsky of Greenbelt. Mrs. Betty
Reed of Arlington, the Misses Helen
I. Black and Doris L. Roby of Belts
vile, and Mrs Helen R. Green and
Mrs. Louise Fillius of Washington.
They were dressed in white net
frocks, the maid of honor wearing
short veil held with a Juliet cap,
and she carried yellow roses. The
others had wells and Juliet caps,
two in blue. two in orchid and two
in pink. and all carried arm bou-
ouets of spring blossoms. The cos
tune of little Miss Evelyn Roby of
Beltsville, who was flower girl. was
similar to the brides other atten-
dants and her headdress was of
white rosebuds, matching the rose
petals which she dropped in the
path of the bride.
1t. Winfred Lehman, Signal
Corps, was best man and the ushers
Included 1t. Yuan P. Kim, Sergt.
John Killers, Pvt. Wesley M. Roby,
Mr., Steuart Parker, Mr.. Joseph
Letter Aitchison, jr., and Mr.. George
Barnsworth.
The reception was held In the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
Roby after which the bride and
bridegroom left on a wedding trip,
through the New England States.
Mrs. Seifert is a daughter of Mrs.
Mary Maude Roby of Beltsville, and
the late Mr.. Marcellus Roby and
was educated in Washington, where
she has been in business for the past
10 years. Sergt. Seifert is a son of
Mrs. j. Seifert Of Juneau, Wis, and
recently returned from 80 months
duty in Italy and North Africa. Be-
fore entering the service four years
ago he was professor of German at
Brown University. He was graduated
at Northwestern University, where
he received his Phi. D. in linguistics
in: 1910.
From Cleveland comes the an
ncuncement from Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter NJ. Basar of the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Frances A.
Basar, to 1t. Earl R. Patton, nephew
OF Mrs. H. J. Haga of Woodsfield.
Ohio, The wedding took place April
% In ST. Benedicts Church in
Greensboro, N. c.. Msgr. Hugh Dolan
off1ciating. 1t. Patton is on duty in
Greensboro with the Army Air
Forces and his bride. who is a grad
uate lawyer, is on the staff of the
(.enoro1 onI N6oa