Evening star., 1908-01-15

| Will receive tomorrow from 10 . p m
Following the regular monthly meeting
Of Hope Council. No. /, Daughters OF
Liberty. Saturday right. the members
We're entertained by their deputy COM
mander, Mr.. Robert H. P-ender, at .llis
| home. 145 Carroll street southeast. Among
the officials of the council present were
Past State Councillors Harry w. Pote and
Mrs Harry W. Pote. Representatives to
state Council Mrs. Maggie Licarione.
Miss Alice Jacobs: Past Councilo-s Miss
NJ. E. Brailsford. Mrs. Clara Clark. Mrs.
Louise Beach. Mrs. T. j. Kethley. Miss
Mary Keithley. Mrs. Emma Schaffer.
Miss Nerte Pote and Mrs Marion
Scaggs.
Miss Ruth Elma Adkins and Mr.. James
+. Storey were married last Sunday aft
ernoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry w. Pote, 323 10th street south
east The ceremony was quiet affair.
friends being present. Rev Harry w.
Pratt. pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. of1ciated. The bridal couple left
that night for Petersburg, Va. where
they will make their home.
Count and Countess Denes Szechenyi
Count Anton Sigray, who is to be best
man: Count Stefan Szechenyi, Count Paul
Esterhazy Count Stephan Przedziecky
and members of the family OF Count
Szechenyi. the fiance of Miss Gladys Van
derhilt. arrived yesterday from Europe,
and. It is said. will be guests of Mrs. Van
derbilt while in New York. Only one
brother Count Peter Szecilenyi. will be
absent from the wedding. as, owing to his
Wlfe's Illness. he could not accompany
the party Mr.. Nelson OShaughnessy,
second secretary of the American sem-
0assy at Vienna. and his wife both old
| friends of the bridegroom's family, came
over with the party also. Mr.. O'Shaush-
messy is quoted as saying: The count S
FAMILY is very wealthy. Count Laz.o has
an income OF 100000 a year. and Count
Denes has $4,000 year.
Speaking of the frequent trouble result
ing from international marriages, Mr..
o Shaughnessy said:
This marriage is different than a we'd
ding with cheap Italian count would be,
ana as FOR France. there are no mobiles
there any more The Szechenyis are real
men,
Mrs. Shaughnessy said that the counts
were all old friends of hers and that the
bride would have great reception on her
arrival in her husbands country. where
she would receive her wedding presents.
Mrs. y Shaughnessy said that Count Laz.o
was very reserved. but a charming con-
Versationalist when one got to know him.
Countess Denes SZechenyi Is an attract
I've brunette of comma anding figure, with
large black eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor FtzGerald
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Hattye Belle, to F. Raymond French.
The debutante today will be Miss Alice
boyd, daughter of DR.. John G. Boyd.
US.N., and Mrs. Boyd and the tea will
be given at the home of Mrs. c. c.
willard. the grandmother of Miss Boyd,
1915 T street.
Lieut. William H. Cowles, U.s.A.. was
sa1 -,
Duvail CoWles. jr. U.S.A., and Mr. Da-
vid II. Cowles, cadet at Wes- Point
were ushers yesterday at the wedding
In New York of their father. Col. CAL
Kate Hamilton Holmes. The ceremony
took place at the home of the bride
on Madison avenue. The bride, who is
granddaughter of the late David
Hamilton Of Albany. was unattended
She was attired in a travelling costume
of gray chiffon cloth, with nat to cor
respond. Col. and Mrs. Cowlcs left at
once for Cardenas. Cuba. where the
coloners regiment is stationed.
Col. and Mrs George Barnett whose
marriage took place saturday last are
spending the early days of their honey
moon at Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. Frank Herbert Briggs. daughter
of Senator William p. Frye, will re-
ceive tomorrow at the Hamilton.
Miss Ida Levy. who visited Miss Gussye
Holberg, has returned home.
Mrs. Gamble. wife of Senator Gamble.
Mrs. Brown. wife of Senator Brown. and
Mrs. Fulton, wife of Senator Fulton, will
be at home Thursday. the 18th, from . TO
=, at the Portland.
Miss Margaret Ryan Of Sperryville. Va,
Is visiting Miss F. orence Ezerett and the
Misses OiCnnn0rS at d
west.
Mrs. Halle T.. Reeves Wheeler, who
has been the guest of Secretary and Mrs
Taft the past week, is now at the Portland
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Richardson.
st. Paul's Catholic Church. Wilmington.
was the scene of a quiet and very pretty
wedding Saturday morning. January Ii.
at 10 o'clock. The contracting parties Were
Miss Martha V. Ziegler. daughter of Mr..
James Ziegler of Wilmington, and Mr.. Jo-
hannes M. Gloetzner. son of DR.. and Mrs.
Anton Gloetzner of Washington. d. G. The
bride is a talented singer. who but. recent
~ returned from Europe after three years
of study with Italian and German mas
ters all Of whom promised for her the
brightest future: Mr.. Gloetzner is prin-
cpal recorder for the Societe di Fono-
tipia Of Italy, a branch of the Odeon
company in Berlin, and has in that ca
pacity seen quite large part Of the
SioDe. AFTER the wedding breakfast at the
home Of Mr.. Ziegler the young couple
left for a brief tour of the west They
leave for Milan, Italy. the latter part OF
February and will reside permanently in
that city.
Mrs. George 3. welch will receive to-
morrow. having with her Mrs Frederick
q. Bergen.
Mrs. Bailey. wife of Senator Bailey. and
Mrs. Bankhead, wife Of Senator Bank
head, VIII receive on Thursday from $50
to O'Clock at the Riggs House.
Representative George X Favrot of
Baton Rouge, La. Mrs Favrot and Mas
ter Favrot have taken apartments at the
RlggS for the season.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
George {. Holt and Rosa r. Curtin.
Abram Anderson and Laura Bills
borough. both of Philadelphia, Pa
Edwin V. Swami of Charleston. w. Va
and Mac $. Minnick of Baltimore. Nd.
Joseph II. Oehmann of this city and
Myrtle B. Ward of Rockville, Nd.
Roland j. Marshall OF Philadelphia. Pa
and Maude n. Glenn of Richmond Va.
Silas w. Thorne of New York city and
Nellie B. Sorrell of this city.