Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-12

Drexel next week. Miss Curtis gave
dinner followed by a theater party last
night for the couple and Miss May.
Count and Countess Laszlo Szechenyi.
the latter formerly Miss GLADYS Wander
bilt, and Count and Countess Anton Sig
ray, 1.-THE latter formerly Miss Harriet
DAILY. and an Easter week bride. are in
London and are staying at the same
hotel, as is MarQuise Palavicini. who was
bridesmaid at the latter wedding.
Baron de Bode. the military attache of
the Russian embassy, will leave here
Monday. accompanied by his sister, Bar
oness Elizabeth de Bode, and both will
sail for Russia the first of the week
Baron de Bode will assume command of
troops for few months and viii return
to his post here in the fan. The Baron
and Baroness Elizabeth de Bode are both
exceedingly popular in Washington So
ciety.
The minister of Switzerland and Nine.
Ritter. with their young son, expect to
sail May to spend the summer in Swift
zerland. During their absence Mr.. Henri
Martin will be in charge of the legation.
The second secretary of the British
embassy and Mrs. George Young will sail
May II to spend the summer abroad.
During July and August Mr. Young will
be at The Hague, where he will go on a
special mission.
The marriage of Miss Mary Wnifred
Hyde and DIR. Ralph Everett Lee took
place last evening at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John HYDE,
the Rev. William r. Bushby officiating
Only the two families and a few intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony, but it
was followed by reception at which
large number were present. The draw
ing room and library were decorated with
lilacs and jonquils. the bay window where
the ceremony took place being banked
with palms and Easter lilies. buffet
supper was served. The flowers in the
dining room were Killarney roses with
maidenhar ferns.
Mr.. Edward a. Hyde was best man
The wedding marches were played by Mr.
Lewis Corning Atwater, organist of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
of which beth bride and groom are mem
bers.
The brides gown was a modified prin-
cess of white satin. with deep yoke ana
sleeves of lace. She carried shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies OF me
valley, and her tulle veil was fastened
with orange blossoms and sprays or lines:
Her only ornaments We're a brooch ana
PENDANT of sapphires and diamonds, the
gifts of the groom
Miss Edith Hyde, sister of the bride.
was maid of honor. She wore tralhed
gown of lilac chiffon cloth with touches
of silver embroidery. and carried a show
er of lavender sweet peas. The four
bridesmaids were Miss Anita SWlngie,
Miss Fhnelvn Shedd. Miss May Wilson,
and Miss Maude Simpson. They Were
dressed alike in frocks of yellow SILK, the
skirts draped over lace fiounces and lhe
surplice bodices having yokes and under
cIaeves of lace Yellow flowers We're
worn in the hair. The bridesmaids walk
ed in single file and carried heavy rope
of lilacs. 4,,
ern trip. after which they will reside at
the Amherst on Columbia road. ne
brides going-away gown was smar.
coat suit OF blue French serge. braided
in black. Her, hat was trimmed with
black velvet and scarlet peoples.
Mr. Rex Collins of the class of 1912,
University of Michigan, is spending the
week with his parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Franklin w. Collins of $50 Newton
street northwest. He has with him as
guest Mr.. Ralph Snyder OF Decdtui' hi'''
a fellow claSSmate.
The governing board and the director
of the international bureau of American
republics have issued invitations Tot
reception in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Carnegie April 26 at $50 pm Fres-
ident Taft will be present.
Mrs. Robert Patterson is closing her
house on Dupont circle and Will leave
tomorrow for Lake Forest. III. wnere
she and her daughter, the countess
Gizycka, will spend several months.
Mrs. george T. Marve of this city and
her sisters, Mrs. Andrew NJ. hIoreland
of Pittsburg, Pa. and Miss Callle DOVE
are at the bedside of their mother. Mrs:
Martha A. Doyle, who is seriously III
IN,
Mrs. Doyle and Miss Callie were en-
route from New York to Columbus when
Mrs DOYLE became suddenly i'll. She ls
gradually improving.
Miss Martha Louise Bulloch of Liver
nool. Eng, daughter of the late Capt.
lanes D. Bulloch, Confederate States
naval agent in Europe during the war
between the states, and cousin or Or.
Joseph c. b. Bulloch of this city, is
wishing friends here Miss Bulioch
father was an uncle of Col. Theodore
Roosevelt
Mrs. Isham Hornsby entertained at
luncheon today in compliment to Mrs.
James r. Mckee.
Mrs. Harlow will have charge of
table tonight where light refreshments
will be sold between the plays and after
the performance at the New wizard for
fine benefit of the Working Boys home.
Assisting her will be Miss Jennings, MISS
Parrish, Miss Caryl Crawford, Miss cas-
sells. Miss Crosby, Miss Harlan, Miss Jean
Loring Miss Jean Oliver, Mrs. Mccain
mon and Miss Anna Pellew, who is visit
ing Miss Abercrombie-M Miller; Miss Gill
bect Grosyenor and Mrs. Russell Train
Miss Gladys Hinckley will have charge
of the sale of the programs. and VIII
have assisting her the Countess Lulse-
Alexandra Won Bernstorff, Miss Dorothy
Williams Miss Caroline &rklns ana hef
guest Miss Hull of BALTIMORE
Miss Margaret Cotton SnNh VIII sen
flowers, assisted by Mrs. PhilifS1tlchhorn,
tba Misses Never and Miss Alice Whit
ing. 40
Miss Mary McCauley has charge of the
candy and her assistants are Miss Olga
Roosevelt, Miss Frances Moves, MISS
Adelaide Heath and Miss Katherine
Shaw.
Miss Mary Chew will have assisting her
Miss Elsie Downing, Miss Elizabeth Par-
ker. Miss Evelyn Chew, Miss Helen Par-
ker and Miss Henrietta Fitch.
Miss Grace Bell and Miss Laura Mer-
Ram will be on q reception committee
and Mr. Chauncey Hackett ana MT. JACK
Dayidge will take tickets.
Mr.. Gardiner Bell will have Mr.. Emery,
Mr.. Dutton. Mr.. Stead, Mr.. Remey, Mr..
Porter and Mr.. Walcott assisting MN
as ushers.
Mrs. Taft is expected to be present.
Between the two plays Miss Dolly
LYNCH will give dances. The entertain
ment is under the' direction of the Junior
Auxiliary of the Working Boys Home, of
which Miss Grace Bell is president Miss