Evening star., 1908-01-17

members of the bride-elects family might
meet the relatives OF Count Szechenyi who
arrived here last Tuesday 10 attend the
wedding and are at present house guests
of Mrs. Vanderbilt. The guests were
seated at q round table which was deco
rated with red flowers 10 correspond with
the tones OF the room. which is in red and
gold. The beautiful gold service Of the
Vanderbilt family was used. Among the
guests were Count and Countess DencS
SzechenNi Count Stefan SZcchenyi. Count
Paul Esterhazy. Count Anton Sisroy. NJ
and Mrs. Nelson Shlughnessy. Mrs
Miles Standisls bromley. Mr. and Mrs
William X Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton Mex. Twombly. Mr.. and Mrs.
William y. Sloane. Or. and Mrs. W
Seward Webb. Air and Airs. William +.
Dorothy Whitney, Mre and Mrs. Henry
Payne Whitney. and. of course. Miss
Vanderbilt and her hanCe. The arrange
mentS for Ike wedding January - have
been practically. completed. The ceremony
is 10 be performed by Mgr NJ. J. l.avellc,
rector Of 81. P.itrck's Cathedral. and wiil
be accompanied by an elaborate musical
program
Mrs p. Y. DeGraw will be at home
Mondays III FEBRUARY.
Mrs Albert Ordway has as her guest
Mrs. Goodwin oriway OF Fort Howard.
Md.
Mr. and Mrs. IL kammrow have sent
on, invitations for the marriage al then
niece. Lena Goldberg. 10 William \. lea
NeS. Sunday. January - ri : o'clock. II
Adas Israel Synasogu". corner Gth and
streets northwest.
The Postmaster General aud Mis-. Never
entertained at dinner last evening the
naval attache of the French embassy and
Nine. de Blanpre. Mrs. Pierre I.olilari.
Miss Houshton OF Boston. Miss Eleanor
Terry. Miss Meyer Miss Alice Never.
Baron AmbroZy. Mr.. yon schubert. Baron
vpn Strum. MIR kroupensky, Signor Cora,
Mr.. H. Berestord- Hope. Mr.. Hit ANA Nh
Ralph l.. Strassbureer.
Mrs. Pilins's tea yesterday for her sis
ter. Mrs. T. +. OConnor wife OF the Irish
NJ. T.. brought together scores nf friends
and admirers OF both. WHO. aS the Misses
Paschal. daughters OF Judge George W.
Paschal We're great bellies in their girl
hood. much of whicn was spent III this
city. The hostess was dressed in willie
satin and lace, aid Mrs. o'Connor Wore
black lace and net over white. Mrs. sam
uel Paschal and Mrs. N. Lewis Clarke did
the honors of the tea room. Mrs. OCon-
nor. who is strikingly handsome and A
fascinating conversationalist will return
to her home in England soon. She will sail
on the 9th,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page en-
tertained at dinner last night in honor of
Mrs. r. P. O'Connor.
Mrs. John R. Mclean will give a small
dance Saturday, January %.
Mrs. A. H., Staples and daughter will
leave tonight for the south to spend the
rest of the winter.
Miss Pauline Whitaker of 1421 u street
is entertaining Mrs. Edwin Carman of
Freeport, Long Island.
Mrs. c. VI. Osborne. who was Miss
Blanche Ashton Of Georgetown, and who.
resides at Philadelphia. is paying a visit
Of several weeks to her parents at her
old home.
Mrs. Charles Burd Eckles will be at
home Saturdays. January Is and -. from
to 6, at the Nantucket.
Nine. Godoy will receive tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Fitz Gerald an
nOunce the marriage of their daughter,
Hattye Belle, to Mr.. F. Raymond French
of this city Thursday. January 16, 1908.
at ) O'Clock. in the Mount Calvary Epis-
copal Church. Baltimore. by the Rev. r.
H. Payne. The wedding was originally
set for later in the spring, but recent
bereavement in the family of the groom
necessitated change of plans. After
short wedding journey Mr. and Mrs.
French will reside in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. w. Schubel have re-
turned from their bridal tour through the
west. While away they visited Buffalo,
Niagara. Canada, Ohio and the groom's
home in Michigan. They were mar
ried the evening of December IS. at the
Metropolitan NJ. f. Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schubel will make their future home
at S13 18th street northwest.
Mrs. James Brown Scott will be absent
from the city during the remainder of
January on a visit to her home in Illinois,
Mrs. and Miss Madden will receive at
the Highlands tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. S. H. Parsons and her daughter
Miss Alice Parsons, of 30 1st street south
east will be at hime informally Mondays
n February