Evening star., 1925-06-21

TRANSPORTATION yesterday afternoon
In the presence OF relatives and
friends. Rev. John J. Queally per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was charmingly attired
in white ensemble suit The atin
dress was bea utifully embroidered in
white and the coat OF white Seorgette
completed the costume.
Preceding the ceremony a brief
organ recital was given by Mrs.
Little, who also played during the
ceremony.
The couple left immediately after
the wedding on Il motor trip and will
conclude their honeymoon at the
Summer home OF lhe bridegroom S
parents. on Chesapeake Bay.
Miss Marie Miller OF Canton. Miss.
and Mr.. ID. H. Il. Starr of EaS, iamp-
ton. Conn. were murried 1T Ii O'clock
the morning of June 15. in Bethlehem
Cna pei of the Cathedral of ST. Peter
end ST. Paul. the Rev. DR.. William l..
De Nries officiating.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle, Mr.. L. +. Waller, of this
city, and Mr.. Albert Starr of Easl
Hampton, brother of the bridegroom,
attended him as best man. Mrs. l..
G.. Spiyey of Canton. Miss. sister oi
the bride, was matron of honor.
Mrs. Starr wore a becoming: ensem-
hle suit in brown with a hat in the
same tones, and carried 4 bridal bou-
quet of, lilies of the valley and bride
roses.
Attending the ceremony We're Mrs.
Mabel Wilson md Mr.. and Mrs. {. J..
Waller % Washington and Miss
Sophie Starr and Mr.. Vine StIrr oi
East Hampton. Conn.
Mr.. Starr and his bride left Wash
in-ton after ,he ceremony for tina
White Mountains, and will spenu
some time in motoring in New Eng
land. returning to Gales Ferry, Conn.
where they will spend the rest OF the
sea son in their cottage on the Thames
River.
The marriage of Miss Marian ROYAL
Whitman. daughter al Mrs. William
EoSs Whitman. /" Nh. James Louis
O'Connur. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick +. OCvnnrr. took pa", WcdneS-
DAY afternoon a. ! o'c,"cil. at he
home uf the brides pa.'en;>. on Viii
hard street. Rev. Benedict T. Hanne-
mann officiating. The housa was
decorated with palms. white lilies
blue delphinium, hydrangcas and pink
roses
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother. Mr.. John +. Whitman
end wore gown of white chiffon over
fat crepe, made on straight lines. with
a n apron effect on The front OF The
skirt, edged with white silk lace. Her
tulle veil WIS held by bandeau o.
pearls and she carried a shower bou-
6uet OF bride roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Margaret Burton was maid OF
honor and wore q gown of pink and
blue floWered chiffon made on straight
lines with circular flourcs on The
skirt. She carried bouquet Of
Ophelia roses and blue daiphinium.
Mr.. John Il. Faber was best man.
After the small reception for the
two families Mr.. OConnor and his
bride left for Northern wedding Trip
the latter wearing a biece fiat crepe
ensemble suit with n small straw hat
to match. They viii be s-honle after
August ! al 1913 Webster street.
The marriage of Mis-, Clara ka1b.
rNn Kern. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
george {. 7. Kern. to Mr.. Henry Pas
klns Dalzell took place Tuesday. June
~. Al O'Clock at the nrnSe Of the
Eastern Presbyterian church. Mary
ana avenue and Sixth street north
east. Rev. Alfred f. Barrows official.
ing. The Immediate family and few
friends We're present
The bride wore an ensemble s,it of
tan chiffon. with picture hat 10 march
and carried bouquet OF yellow rose
buds
The maid of honor. Mrs. F,Uard RI
LlooeS. wore OranSe-Color creme and
carried bouquet Of rose buds. Mr.
Howard Harris was best man for the
bridegroom.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and bridegroom left for we'd
ding trip to Boston. where thev will he
the guests of DR.. 5. VI. Stratton. for
mer head of the Bureau of Standards
IN Washington, and now president of
the Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
noloGy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalzell will be at home.
III IL street northeast, after July /.
ST. Joseph's Church was the scene
or quiet wedding Tuesday morning
AZ = clock when Miss Eliza beth
Lands Etcher, the eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Etcher, became
the bride Of Mr.. Eugene F'ran Nc
fonneD, son Of Mr.. and Mrs II. F.
Mcconnell. The ceremony being ner-
formed by the Rev. Joseph Kennedy
Immediately preceding the ceremony
Miss Francis Shea sang "At Dawn
ing" and II Love You Truly" The
bride entered the church with her
father TO the strains Of LohenGrin' :
wedding March" She wore a white
georgette dress trimmed with crys-
tails, with hat to match, and carried
bouquet of roses and lilies of the
valley. She was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Anna l.. Etcher. who wore
2. nile green ceorGette dress with hat
10 match, and carried bouquet of
pink roses. They were met at the
altar by the bridegroom and his best
man. Mr.. Irving Andrews of Wash
ington.
The ushers were Mr. Charlie
Thompson, Mr.. John Howard, Mr..
Harry Reardon and Mr. Hugh Hall.
Following the ceremony d reception
was given at the home of the brides
parents, I'll + street northeast Mr.
and Mrs. Mcconnell left at o'clock
for a twoWeek trip to New York and
be at home at I'll F street northeast,
Washington.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Elizabeth Greene, daughter of Mrs.
Elizabeth Carroll Greene, of Alex
bndria, Va. to Mr.. Furman Smith of
Anderson, s. c., took place Saturday,
June 13, at noon at the home of the
bride in the presence of relatives and
friends. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. l.. F. Kelly of ST.
Marys Catholic Church The bride
was given in ma arriage by her uncle,
Mr.. Martin p. Greene. and wore an
ensemble suit of tan charmeen with
hat to match, and carried bouquet
bf brides roses. Miss Marie A
Greene, sister of the bride was maid
ef honor, and wore A sand colored
seorgette gown with hat TO match
Regina and Miss Carroll Greene
pieces of the bride were the ribbon