The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-31
INTERNATIONAL
WEDDING
TODAY
Miss Elizabeth Hit Bride
OF Dashing Andor
de Hertelendy

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Hit, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds Hit. to Andor de Herte
lendy, secretary Of the Hungarian
Legation, will be solemnized this
afternoon at o'clock at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hit, 1905 New
Hampshire Ave.
Only a small family party and
members OF the Hungarian lega.
ton staff win witness the cere
mony. which will be performed by
the Rev Father Edward l..
Buckley. rector of st. Matthew'S
Church. but there win be small
reception afterward. the guests be-
Ing for the most part from the
diplomatic contingent and smart
resident society, with which the
Hits are affiliated.
The house Is decorated through
out with spring flowers. yellow he
ing the prevail ng tone, and the
bridal party will stand before a
lattice of green starred with yellow
roses. A string orchestra will play
the wedding music
Miss Hit, who will be given in
marriage by her father. will have
as her only attendants the Misses
Adele and Jeanne Reynal, of New
York. Count Szechenyi. minister
Of Hungary. win be the best man
for MIR. de Hertelendy and the
little group Of ushers includes Baron
Paul Hchell, attache of the Hun,
garian legation; John Balfour, OF
the British embassy, and Robert
Hit. brother OF the bride.
Ivory Velvet and Old Lace
Very beautiful old pointe de
Venise lace, an heirloom in the
brides family, will deck her gown.
which is fashioned OF ivory-tinted
velvet. There Ii a train of lace
from the waist line and the bride
will wear q graceful lace veil. She
will carry sheaf Of Gala lilies.
The bridesmaids frocKs are OF
lowered chiffon. with yellow and
mauve as the prevailing tones.
J They are wearing untrimmed pic.
ture hats of mauve horsehair and
are carrying yellow iris.
Mrs. Hits gown is OF chiffon in
several shades OF beige and brown
Il
Mrs John Clinton Gray, of New
York. grandmother of the bride. is
here for the wedding. and other
guests from out of town are Mr..
! and Mrs. Albert z. Gray. Miss
Marion Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. John C.
Gray. jr.; Austen Gray. Mrs. Wilbur
B'oodgood and Baroness Boecklin,
all OF New York
European Honeymoon
Mr.. de Heftelendy is the son of
the late Laszlo de Hertelendy and
Mime. de Hertelendy. who was, be-
fore her marriage. Countess Flea.
nora Csaky. Mr.. de Herterlendy
wfilstake his bride abroad on their
honeymoon and win then present
her to his mother, who was unable
to come tn WASHINGTON Tor the wed
ding. Nine. de Hertelendy makes
her home in Buda Pesth. 1t has
not vet been determined whether or
not The young DIPLOMAT will return
| to Washington for station at the
f, exniration of his leave.
Mention Of Miss Elizabeth Hit
rs"ally hrin~s forth the comment.
"oh. yes, she's niece of Billy
Hit. who married katherine Ell
kins." with, the details of the ro-
rnsntic courtship of the American
Girl by The Duke of the Ahruzzi,
soon IT the italian royal house.
But Miss H'Ft is a personality in
her own right, She is very nretty.
cultivated end charmir1c and has
been belle since her debut few
seasons a"o. She IL grand
daneh'ar Of Mrs Pohert r. FTitt end
the 'pfe Mr.. Hit. who was for
many years In ConSress