Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-08

mony was at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs Jennie Lee James, on Pa
| c:ic avenue. Mrs. John Chace was
matron of honor, and Miss oorneT u
S. n, was best man. Miss James has
| made her home in Washington for a
number Of years, but spent her early
childhood in San Francisco, where with
her mother. she returned to live severai
months ago. She made her debut in
Washington, where she was chaperoned
by her sister, Mrs. Hartwell Mccartney,
| and was one of the popular girls at the
hops given at the Naval Academy at An.
napolis. Lieut. Klein, who is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Klein of Cincinnati,
| is aid to Admiral Reynolds on the Pitts
burgh, now at the navy yard at Bremen
| ton 1t was there the young couple met
during a visit of the bride-to-be with Col.
and Mrs Charles Doyen. After a we'd
ding trip of several weeks duration the
bride and groom will return to San Fran
cisco for short stay with Mrs James,
| and will later go to Bremerton to reside.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert X. Leon have re-
Gently announced their marriage, which
| took place in Baltimore, Rev. Thomas u.
Smyth. rector of ST. AIMS Church. Ten
in Baltimore. Mrs. Leon. who was Miss
Agnes st. John, is daughter OF Mrs.
Alexander st. John Of Georgetown.
At the marriage yesterday in Phila,
| delphia of Miss Dorothy Farnum and
| Mr. Rudolph Clark Culver, the bride
wore white satin, the bodice of which
| was composed of shadow lace embrold-
cred with seed pearls. The long t. aiing
| skirt was of white satin. finished with
| court train, draped with v effect in
front She wore her great-grandmothe S
wedding veil, of blond lace combined
| with tuile
Miss Mary Thayer Farnum. the maid
,,Dl, hlr,n nlyvnf
| fashioned with a pannier of the material
and small rounded train and high
girdle of apricot velvet. Her hat was
of cream lace, with crown of velvet to
match her gown, with a huge apricot
| rose nestled against the crown. The
bridesmaids wore apricot velvet. made
| the same as the gown worn by the maid
Of honor. save that their gicdles were OF
| turquoise blue, their hats were OF cream
lace, with crowns Of bond lace, and
| adorned with dull pink roses.
A pretty wedding took place last Wed
nesday evening at o'clock at North
minister Presbyterian Church, when Miss
and Mrs. James w. Condor. became the
bride of DIR. Joseph Borrows Began. sor
Of Mrs. Charlotte Gray Began and the
late DIR. Van Began.
The Rev. S. w. Bower, pastor Of the
church, performed the ceremony. Nj
Audley Condor, the brides brother. gave
her in marriage. She wore a gown OF
white charmeuse trimmed with lace. Hel
tul,e veil was caught with lilies of the
valley. and she carried a bouquet OF
bride roses and lilies of the valley. Miss
Mabel Condor. the brides sister, was
the maid of honor, and she wore yellow
charmeuse yelled in yellow chiffon and
carried chrysanthemums Of the same
shade Sue Condor. the flower girl, wore
| a white lingerie dress.
DR.. Harry Kearney was best man, and
the ushers were Mr.. Joseph A. Began
cousin of the groom; Or. Q. C.. Cox. Mr.
r. A. Mcpherson and Mr.. Herbert Smith
| A small reception followed at the home
Of the bride. and later Dr. and Mrs. b.
| gan left for a southern wedding trip.
| Among the out-of-town guests here for
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Audley
Condor. Mrs. Albert Condor of Freder-
| lex, Nd: Mr.. and Mrs. William Steel
| Jackson, sister and brother-in-law of the
| groom, and Mrs. John O.iphant Merwin.
| sister of the groom.
| Miss Helen r. Suess of this city was
! married to Mr.. Marion NJ Caskie OF REM
! ington, Va, Wednesday afternoon at the