Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-27
- -R. CONSTANTIN BRUN. the
minister of Denmark. enter
~" tanned Prince Aage and
few other guests in the main
dining roOp AT tho New Will

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few other guests in the main
dining room at the New Will
lard today. In the company were Capt.
Stromer and Lieut.. Kneitzen. who &C
companied the prince from New York.
This afternoon Prince Aage will he
taken on a sightseeing trip in hmou-
sine placed at his disposal by proHl-
nent member of society.
The minister of Salvador will leave
Washington July for Missouri
where he will visit friends at Merry
willie and where he Will be joined the
following week by Nine. Sol.
Miss Wilson. Miss Mary Wilson and
Miss Jessie Wilson. daughters or the
Secretary of Labor and Mrs. wilson
have gone to Carlisle. Pa. to attend
the wedding of friend. Miss W iIson
will he absent for about week, OUT
her sisters will return to Washington
on sunday evening.
Mr.. Worth Daniels and Mr.. iona
than Daniels spent yesterday Win
their parents, the Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels. on their waF
from college in the south to house
rarty being entertained by Mr.. ana
Mrs Henry T. OXnard at Edge"oou
at Tpperville, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. OK
nard have a party of young people
Tor tie week.
Senator and Mrs James 4. Reed
have been entertaining an lnterestine
house party at their home, on Buy
more street Mrs Reeds nephew, Mr..
Lewis IRE Mansfield. Company b.
18th United States Engineers, VINO
has Just returned from France. being
Of the number. J. G.. l.. Harvey. tne
law partner of Senator Reed. and MS
sister, Miss Harvey, were also guests.
ha, their nome. IN
Kansas City, while Mr.. Mansfield has
left for his home. in Iowa.
Mr.. Breckenridge Long. third assist
ant secretary of state. is expected
home today from New York. where he
went with the official party accom-
panying DR.. Pessoa. the President
elect of Brazil, when he left Wash
ington.
The United States minister to Swe-
den, Ira Nelson Morris. and Mrs. Nor
ris will come TO Washington today for
Il short stay.
Mrs A. V. Zane announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Mary
Evelyn Zane, to Lieut. Arthur II. Del
bert L. S. A, of Washington. The
wedding will take place in the early
autumn. Miss Zane is the daughter
of the late Rear Admiral Zane. L. S.
N, and sister of Maj. Randolph
Zane, L. S NJ C, who was killed in
France She is an unusually pretty
and charming girl and is great belle
at the Naval Academy. where she has
been attending the hops since her
schoolgirl days. Lieut.. Deibert ex-
poets shortly to be released from the
service and will resume the practice
of law in Washington.
The announcement of the engage
ment to relatives of Miss Zane and
Lieut.. Deibert was made at a tea
given by Mrs. Zane. 1t was very in
mourning. but very pretty. Satin
BILE, and a miniature bride and bride
groom surrounding the cake dis
closed the pleasant secret.
An interesting wedding of tomor
row afternoon will be that of Miss
Maxine Durant, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Durant and Mr.. Lorenzo
Dale Burnell of Detroit. Mich, which
will take place at o'clock at the
residence of the brides uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Church.
The Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop
of Washington. will perform the cere-
-mony, at which. only a small company
will be present.
> The bride. who will be given in
marriage by her father, will be at
tended by Miss Eleanor Anthony
Daniel r. Anthony. as maid of honor
an6 Mr.. William Doyle of New York
will act as best man. A reception
willfollow. Mr.. Burnell and his bride
will live in Detroit on their return
from their wedding trip. Mr.. and