Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-18
CzAKY WED IN SECRET
MRS BRYAN HIS WIFE FOR
OVER A YEAR.
Her Family Objected, She Says, Ad-
hitting Marriage Which Count
Has Said Didn't Occur.

NEW YORK. November 1s.-Count Kali
man Czaky, said TO be a third cousin of
Count Szechenyi, who married Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt. was secretly married
to Mrs. Maud Howard Bryan, formerly
of Portland, Ore, in this city year ago
yesterday.
The countess told, this to a newspaper
man last night after the counts baggage
had been removed from the Hotel Meth
erland to the apartment on the fourth
floor at 80 West 59th street. which is in
Mrs. Bryan's name.
The incidents leading up to the discov-
cry Of the secret marriage were dramatic
In their disclosure. November Count
Czaky, whose full title IS Count KaIman
Czaky korosZejh and Adorjan of Hun
gary, registered at the Netherland
Last week he visited in Newport Re-
turning late yesterday afternoon. he paid
his bill and ordered that his baggage be
sent TO the address on 59th street.
Marriage Is Acknowledged.
Inquiry here revealed the fact that a
large and costly apartment OH the fourth
floor at Sc West J9th street, fronting Cen
trail Park, had been occupied for several
months by Mrs. Maud Howard Bryan,
TO whom the count had announced his en-
gagement as far back as last February.
At that time the count said that the
wedding would take place soon. Now,
Ii turns out. the wedding took place
on or about November IL, 1,spS.
A woman servant answered the bell at
the apartment occupied by Mrs. Bryan.
Soon afterward Count. Czaky appeared in
the doorway. When asked If the date of
his wedding 10 Mrs. Bryan had Den liked
the count declared he had no intention of
MARRYING Mrs
At that moment Mrs. Bryan appeared
and joined the COUNT in. an. emphatic de
NAL that they were to b. married. The
door was closed, but a moment later il
was opened by Mrs. Bryan herself, now
I'm tears.
Welded a Year Ago.
Il wish 10 correct my former state
ment," said Mrs. Bryan. THE count and
| were secretly married a year ago We
have kept the matter a secret simply
from the fact that my relatives in the
west had raised objections to the count
becoming my husband. ! do not care to
say just now who performed the cere-
mony, or where il took place, except thai
We were married here in New York
From now on the. count and countess
will live at the address in West 18th
street. They spent most of the summer
abroad.
The count and Mrs. Bryan. who has a
considerable fortune. first met at a mu-
steal given by Mrs. Roswell Hitchcock in
October, 1905. at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Last February the count is quoted as
saying that he fell in love with Mrs.
Bryan at first sight.
why not?' he said at that time. She
is charming. l understand that Mrs.
Bryan has a large fortune. but / have
an income also, and. absolutely, 1t is not
the money.
After we are married we will travel a
bit abroad. then come back to New York.
where / intend to go into the banking
business"
Suit for Money Loaned Count.
June - last suit was brought against
Mrs. Bryan who lived at the Rochelle
partment. So West 18th street. at that
time, by Michael Uberall of 81 Broad
way, an Austrian banker. to recover
500 that Mr.. Uberall says his nephew, j.
V. Uberall let the count have last May.
This matter. 1t is said. was settled out of
court.
The count, who is distinguished look
ing is the son of Count Rudolf Czaky OF
Syrpes. He was born in Budapest i'm
1877, and was educated in the military