Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-16
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
BARON AMBROZY AND HUNGA-
RIAN COUNTESS MARRIED.
Marriage of Miss Roosevelt and DR..
Bayne-Other Events.
Personals.

The President and Mrs. Taft will at
tend the cavalry drill at Fort Myel
the afternoon of November oath. which i:
to be given for the benefit of the Army
Relief Society. The occasion promises Il
be a brilliant event.
Miss Helen Taft has accepted DO.
for the Georgetown Virginia game Sat
urday afternoon and will entertain /;
party of her friends.
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir sang a
the White House. last night. when guests
in addition to the cabinet circle were
present
Baron Louis Ambrozy, at present coun
cilor of the Austro-H Hungarian embass,
at Rome. who before taking up his pres
ent position was for several years con
| nected with the Austro-Hungarian EN-
basSy of Washington as councillor. ant
who during his stay in the United State:
was very popular member of society
numbering many sincere friends amont
! most representative men Of the United
States, was married November II
SZlrak, Hungary. His bride was the
Countess Ludovica Degenfeld. daughter
of Count Louis MISUNDERSTANDING
privy councillor of the King of Hungary
and hereditary member of the Hungarian
house of lords.
The scene of tht wedding was in the
castle of Count Louis Degenfeld
Schonburg at Szirak, which was lux
uriously decorated with an ocean OF
flowers and coats-of arms of the Am
bro1y and Degenfeld families. The
ceremony in the churchs was in old
Hungarian style. The guests, among
whom were the representatives OF the
greatest and oldest families Of Hun
gary. such as the Tisza, Degenfeld
Eszternazy, Dessewffy, Beniczky, Sap
airy. Csaky. Gerliczy, Bano. etc. ami
lies. wore the national gala costume
The ladies. among whom there were
Countess stephen Tisza Baroness Ju-
Illus Ambrozy, Baroness stephen Am
brozy. Countess Katharine Desenfeld
Countess Ladislaus Csaky. etc. were
a so Respondent in national gala attire.
The bridegroom, Baron LOUIS AmbroZy
wore all his orders and the insignia OF
his chamberianshi to the king. and the
bride was dressed in long-trained
white silk gown, trimmed with old lace
worth its weight in gold. Baron Geza
bride away. and the witnesses were. foi
the bride, Count Stephen TisZa, privs
councillor, former premier and the pres
ent leader of the majority. and .Coun,
Joseph Degenfeld Schonburg, lay-presi-
dent Of the Reformed Convent: for the
bridegroom, his brother, Baron Julius
Ambrozy, and his cousin. Baron Stephen
AmbroZy, the famous botanist, both he
reditary members of the hungarian mouse
of lords Bridesmaids were the Countess
es IIona and Virginia Dessewffy, the
Countesses Elizabeth EszterhaZy and
Csaky and Raronesses Agatha and Anita
AmbroZy. The ushers were Count Louis
Tisza, Count Bella Degenfeld, Baron Louis
Ambrozy, John Dessewfy and Otto Des-
sewffy.
Among the guests We're Baroness Julius
Ambrozy, Countess Aladar Dessewffy,
Baroness Stephen .imbrozy. Mr.. Charles
de Huszar and Baroness HusZar, Baroness
TereZ Ambrozy. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mix
oIits Baron and Baroness Andor AM
brozy Count THOR SZapary. Countess
Laszlo Csaky, Countess Konrad Degen-
field, Count and Countess kristof Degen-
field. Count and Countess Mikios Degen-
field Count Otto Degenfeld Count lmre
Degenfeld Countess LaSZlo EsZternaZy
Baron Frsyes Harkanyi, etc.
The church ceremony was performed by
the min .ster of the Reformed Church o
SZirak according to the simple but i'm
pressive rites of the lutheran. Church
who made a brief address to the youne
couple After the church ceremony there
was great banquet in the DesenfeiG
Castle, when the young ouple were toast
ed again and again. During dinner thu
hundreds OF congratulating telegram:
coming from all parts of the world were
read aloud After the ceremony tn,
young couple left for Brioni where the,
will pass their honeymoon
Through his marriage Baron Louis Am
brozy became connected with the oldes
and greatest families of Hungary fore
most among them being the Counts TisZa
the Counts khuen Heiervary, the Counts
Teleky. the Counts Dessewffy, the Barons
Podmaniczky, the Prin es Odescalchi, the