Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-21

embassy has gone to join the party of
Count and Countess Szechenyi at Palm
Beach
The Duke and Duchess Of Manchester
are also at this resort.
Mr. Frederick Townsend Martin enter
tanned there yesterday Countess Won Ritz
berg and Baroness Marguerite d Tray
who are touring this country and were
recently guests at a large dinner given
by the Austrian ambassador and Baron
ess Hengelmul'cr at the embassy here.
Miss Reeder is sailing shortly for Cen
GA, where her parents, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Reeder will meet her.
There is an echo Of the long ago in the
announcement of the marriage in Trinity
Church. Boston, Saturday, Of Marion Vic
tor Mckay, son of the late Gordon Nc
Kay, wealthy shoe machine inventor.
and Miss Ida F. Mitchell of Lawrence,
Mass.
The wedding date had been kept Sc
cret, though the license was taken out
three weeks ago, and only Robert Mckay,
a brother, and Miss Mitchelrs father, a
well known mill man of Lawrence. We're
present. Immediately after the wedding
the pair left the church in limousine
automobile.
They had previously announced that
after the honeymoon they would start for
Montana, where young Mckay has al
ready bought a ranch.
The mother of the young bridegroom be-
came the wife of a former member of The
German embassy here and has lived
abroad since.
The marriage of Miss Marie Louise Lo-
gan and NJ. Henri de Sincay of Brussels
viii take place Wednesday next in the
Lady Chapel of ST. Patrck's Cathedral,
where the ceremony will be performed by
49, al
who has recently become a convert to the
Catholic Church to which her future nus
band belongs, will have her sister Edith
AS her maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
viii include Miss Marjorie Gould, Miss
Marjorie Curtis, Miss Elsie NicoIl, Miss
Elizabeth l4atimer. Miss Frances Alexan-
der and Miss Constance Parmeiee of
Cleveland. The color scheme Will be yellow
and white. Edmond de Sincay, an uncle
of the bridegroom, will be the best man,
and the uShers chosen are his brotaeT-in-
law. the Prince lie Ligne of the Belgian
legation at Washington; Moncure Robin
son, the Due de Naliombrosa, John A. Lo-
gan, Sd. William s. Moore. Anthony J.
Drexei, ir., w. Phinelander Stewart, ir.,
and Gurnec Mum of Washington Fol-
lowing the ceremony there Will be
ceptiCn at the home Of Mrs. John A. Lo-
gan. jr.. the mother of the bride, in West
,6th street and the next day Henri de
SincaN and his bride will sail for his
home in Belgium, where his father. Gas
the wedding. is at the head of the zinc
producing industry. Mrs. Logan gave d
dinner last night for the bridal party.
Mrs. ]. Van vechten oclott has returned
from New York,
Miss Marjorie Pearson has returned to
her home, Richmond Hill, near Asheviiie.
y. c., after visit of six weeks with her
aunt. Mrs. CaIderon Carlisle in this city.
Iowa. newspaper man and politician,
is guest of his sister, Mrs. Joseph E.
Swinburne. in this city.
A reception was given by Mrs. Joe Me
Key and Mrs, Herbert Rooksby at the
latter's home 1909 Deiafield place, Saul.s
Addition. last evening, TO former resi-
dents of Manila, r. l., now living in
Washington. This is the first of Il num-
Der of social evenings to be given in the
near future. Mrs. Peyton Carter, No. 800
Quincy street, will be the next hostess.
March >.
Mrs. Edwin C. Branfcnburs enter
tanned at luncheon Saturday in honor OF
Miss Lacey Of Cheyenne, Wye
Mr. and Mrs. Henry May have post
poned their dance which was 10 have
taken place al the Country Club from
April / 10 April >.
Miss Virginia Revere of Fredeficks-
guest of Mrs. j. Lee Webb, ISIS 18th
street northwest. has returned to her
home.
Miss Antoinetta Rudolf was hostess
at small luncheon Thursday at her
home on Quincy place. The dining room
was prettiIy decorated with cut flowers
and greens. the centerpiece being of red
ca rnations and southern smilax. Covers
were laid for six. Her guests included
Mrs Nylander. Mrs. b. J. Hefferman
Mrs Smith, Miss Parker and Mrs.
Rudolf.
Mrs s A. Hollingshead of 81 + street
northeast left today for visit in Phila-
deiphia
Mrs. G. f. schutt will not receive TO-
day. but will he at home Monday. the
18th instant, informally, for the last time
this season.
Mrs William Cans of Baltimore is the
house guest of her daughter. Mrs S. j.
Solmson the Amherst, nth and Columbia
road. Al home Tuesday afternoon. Feb
ruary -
delightful dance given by the
Delta Tau Delta fraternity last Friday
evening at the Fraternity House. About
thirty-seven couples were present The
chaperons were Senator and Mrs. Boy
land and Mr.. aud Mrs. .Anlbros. Some
of the young ladies dancing were the
Misses Elsie Hall. Myril Cameron, Helen
Zeli, Irene Mcnamara. Edith Curtis,
Robyn Youngs. Ethel Jonson, Gertrude
Woodward. Anna Browning and Ger
trude Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs X Leon of 1I33 nth
street northwest held a large reception at
heir home last night in honor Of the