The Washington herald., 1918-03-16

Nebr., parents OF the bridegroom, and
his sisters. the Misses Nelson, have |
come to Washington for the wedding,
reaching town yesterday.
Counte Lii Raben-Levetzau,
daughter of the former Danish minis
ter of foreign affairs. was married
Wednesday to Lithgow Osborne. of
New York. secretary of the American
Legation in Copenhagen. The brides
mother was Miss Nina Moulton, of
Boston.
The marriage was celebrated at
Castle AaIholm, the estate of Count
Raben-Levetzau, and was attended by
100 American and Danish guests.
Cleveland Perkins, OF Washington.
was best man. After the ceremony
dinner was served in the great hail
Of knights of the castle
The King and Queen of Denmark
sent a large porcelain lamp and q tele-
gram of congratulation. Dowager
Queen Louise and Prince Valdemar
sent a large silver tea tray. There
were also presents from Prince Gus
tavus and Princess Ingeborg, of
Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne will spend
their honeymoon at Lekkende. an es-
tate of Count Raben-Levetzau.
Mr.. Osborne is a son of Thomas
Mott Osborne, former warden OF Sing
Sing. and he was a member OF Am
Berlin until the relations between this
country and Germany were broken.
His bride is a wellknown sculptor
in Scandinavia. She is a granddaugh-
ter of the late Charles Moulton, of
Boston. The engagement was an
nounced in December last.
Esther Cleveland. daughter Of the
late Grover Cleveland, President of
the United States, was married on
Thursday in Westminster Abbey,
London, to Capt. W. s. B. Bosan-
quet. d. s. o.. OF the CoIdstream
Guards. and son of Sir Albert Bos-
anQuet.
Miss Cleveland was born in the
White House at Washington, in Oc-
tober. 1898. during the second ad-
ministration of her father. Her
mother. Mrs. Thomas ]. Preston, of
Princeton, n. j., formally announc-
ed the engagement of her daughter
to Capt. Bosanquet last December.
Miss Cleveland went abroad in
June of last year to engage in war
"OI anu W dSSlSntu as d
nurse to st. Dunstan's Home for
Blind Soldiers. London. She first met
Capt. BosanQuet three years ago in
Switzerland. Miss Cleveland made
hsr debut in society in New York
about four years ago.
Miss Anna Lawrence MactIer.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mactier. of Chevy Chase. Nd. will
be married to Bryce Gray. aviation
section, Signal Corps. u. S. A. this
evening at the winter home of her
parents in Chelsea. N. ]. Mrs. Ed
ward l. Norton, jr.. sister of the
bridegroom, will act as maid of
honor and only attendant. Daniel
F. Kellogg, jr.. of this city. will be
best man. Mr.. Gray is the only son |
of the late Bryce Gray. jr.. and a |
grandson of the late Mr.. and Mrs. |
Nicholas Gwynne. His mother is |
now Mrs. Cornelius H. Callaghan, of |
114 East Seventy-first street.
Lieut.! Count de WierZdicki, of the |
French High Commission, who has re- |
Gently arrived in this country, will |
speak on the present Conditions in |
France-What Has Been Done and !
What Is Needed" Monday afternoon |
at 4:4j O'Clock. in the home of Mrs. |
William a. Slater, 1871 street. under |
the auspices of the American Fund |
for French Wounded. There will be |
no subscriptions Count de Wierzdicki. !
who is a well-known lecturer in |
France, will give his talk in English. |
Mrs. Walter W. Magee, wife of Rep !
resentative Magee, of New York. was |
hostess at a luncheon at the Army |
and Navy Club yesterday.
The table was adorned with deep |
red sweet peas and forget-me-nots and |
the guests were Mrs. William N. Cal |
der, Mrs. James r. Mann. Mrs. Horace !
NJ. TrOwer, Mrs Julius Kahn, Mrs. |
Joseph J. Russell, Mrs. James b. |
Dunn, Mrs. Walter r. Stiness, Mrs S. |
Wallace Dempsey, Mrs. Homer p |
Snyder. Mrs. Seth Williams, Mrs. !
Thomas S. Crago, Mrs. John A. Peters, |
Mrs. Edmund Platt. Mrs. Howard S. |
Reeside. Mrs. Bertrand H. Smell, Mrs. !
Luther W. Mott. Mrs. Robert s. A.
DOugherty and Mrs. James w. Hus- |
ted
Capt Stuart Farrar Smith. U. S. |
n. of Washington, has arrived at !
the Waldorf Hotel London, from |
Paris. The marriage OF Capt. Smith |
to Miss Margaretta MacVeagh, |
daughter of the late Wayne Mac |
Veagh, took place shortly before he |
sailed for duty abroad. During her |
husbands absence on foreign serv-
ice Mrs. Smith is with her mother,
Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh. at her res |
tdence, in Massachusetts, avenue, ;
Mrs. Nanette B. Paul. 2OO7 Column |
bia road, will receive this evening |
from to 10 o'clock, as is her Gus |
tom on Saturday evenings. Her
younger friends are especially in
vited to meet Mr.. Ocampo, a stu
dent of diplomacy at George Wash
ington University. and Mr.. Roa, of !
the Philippine Islands. who will |
play the cello and the piano. Miss
Anita Kloss. of Switzerland, who is |
an accomplished violinist, will also
play, and Mrs. Wayne Wheeler, of |
Ohio, will sing.
A few additional patronesses and |
box holders for the free wool bene- |
fit for the District chapter of the !
Red Cross Monday evening, March |
25. at Belasco Theater, are: Count |
ess de Cellere, Madame de Aldunate.
Mrs. Marshall Field, Judge and Mrs.
+. B. Parker. w. E. Fowler. Mrs.
John c. Simpson. Mrs. John d. Bar
rett, Mrs. Bernard Baruch, Mrs.
William Gorgas, Mrs. William Rit-
ter, Mrs. CrowelI, Mrs. Mccain. Mrs.
II. G. Sharp, Mrs. George Marye.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Armsby, Judge |
Towhy, engineers U. S. A, Col. and |
Mrs. Keller, Col. and Mrs. Ridley,