Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14
Danish Bible as Gift TO Bishop.

One of the recent events of interest
was the presentation Of Danish
Bible TO Bishop Manning by Prince
Aage of Denmark and his SiSter-in
law, Princess Niggo. the former Miss
Eleanor Green. The gift was sent
by Archbishop Ostenfeld in behalf of
the church and Bible Society OF Den
mark for the Danish Chapel of ST.
AnsgariuS in the Cathedral OF ST.
John the Divine. The presentation
was made in the home of Miss Sarah
Cooper Hewitt, at 9 Lexington avenue,
and was attended by several well
known society folk.
Princess Viggo. who arrived here
several weeks ago, is renewing old
acquaintanceS among the set with
which she has been 50 popular since
her debut. Before her marriage the
princess was a prominent devotee Of
outdoor sports in this section of the
country and was we'll known in the
hunting circles of Westminster and
Long Island. She has been the
center Of several brilliant entertain
mentS since her return to her native
land.
While the regular season for polo
at the Meadowbrook Club, on Long
Island, will not open until June u,
dates already have been set for the
contests, which will continue until
july 3. The Autumn dates for the
open championship matches at the
same place are September IS and
October ,.
a few days ago the Argentine polo
team, headed by Louis Macy. sailed
from South America for England to
take part in the events there, and il
is more than probable that they will
come Il this country for the open
play.
Still another attraction will be the
team made up OF Indian army officers
which will come to WeStbury, Long
Island, to WELD mallets in several
contests. Two of the Meadow brook
players now in England are Stephen
Sanford and Robert Z. Strawbridge,
IL, who are taking part in the hunt
ing in that country.
Notable Engagements Listed.
engagements and more engage
nentS are the order of the social day
here. One OF the most important OF
all the betrothals Is that OF Miss
Camilla Livingston to Donald Nc
Wicker. Both are extremely popular
with the younger set here. Miss Liv-
ingston is the daughter of Mr.. Jonu-
son Livingston of ia East Ninetieth
street, while Mr.. McVicker is the
youngest son of Mrs. Henry Goelet
McFicker.
AS Miss Livingston is the daughter
of Mr.. Livingston by his first mar
riage, her mother was the former
Miss Natalie Moss. who died several
years go. She is the granddaughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cambridge
Livingston and niece of Louis Liv-
ingston and Mrs. Henry Worthington
Bull. Her sister is Mrs ". Tilden
Pelton Hazard.
Both Miss Livingston and Mr.
McVicker come of old and distinguish
ed families. Mr.. McVicker is the son
of the late Henry Goelet McVicker of
this city and Newport, r. l. He also
is nephew of the late Lady Grant
ley and d cousin of the Hon. Rich
ard Norton of England. In 1924 Mr..
McViCker was graduated from Hdr
ward and he is d member of the
Knickerbocker, Harvard and Tuxedo
Clubs. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Butler of
Rumson, \. j., of the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Haywood
Mason Butler, to Darwin p. Kings
ley, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin
2. Kingsley of so East Sixty-eighth
street. Miss Butler attended Miss
Walkers school in Simsbury, Conn.
and is a popular figure with the
younger set. Mr.. Kingsley is a grad
uate Of Yale, '21. and of Harvard
Law, "a.
Additions to Group.
Mrs. David Merriweather Milton of
I'd Gramercy Park has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Ellen Hunt Milton. to Wallace Kirk
man Harrison. Miss Milton is a mem
Der of the Junior League and sister
of Albert F. Milton and David NJ.
Milton, jr., who last May married
Hiss Abby Rockefeller, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, jr.
Miss Milton's father, the late David
Merriwether Milton, who died In
1913, was a well known lawyer, and
came here from Louisville, KY. He
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