Long devoted to art, Mr. Mackay was Feputed to have one of the finest private armour collections in the world, as well as an outstanding collection of pictures, tapestries and rugs. He was a trustee of the Metropolitan, Museum of Art.
In the world of music, Mr. Mackay was a member of the board of dircetors of the Metropolitan Opera Com. pany and chairman of the board of directors of the Philharmonie-Symphany Society of New York. He was moving spirit in the organization of the Chicago Grand Opera Company.
The musical strain inthe family came to the fore again in 1925 when his daughter, Ellin, married " Mr. Irving Berlin, the song writer and again in 1991, when Mr. Mackay married Mrs. Anna Case, the opera singer. His first wite, Katherine Duers Mackay, whom he married in 1896 and from whom he was separated, died in 1928—United Press, Scene. ne See fee rine, beatae Tie sr ttn Gre sels ah Sala ena, San Skee Nana oe Phe ies Sec ate neecea wie Soto coa foe eerre coe Sena ae heed Germans in Rumania Make Demands Bucharest, Nov. 9.
"I¢ Rumania accords to'her German minority all the rights claimed, she will have no need to erect forti-cations to protect her frontiers; Herr Fabricius, Fuehrer of the German people in' this county, declared at Temesvar in a speech' before a meeting of his group's leaders.
Other speakers also delivered ad dresses at this meeting, demanding the establishment of German schools
school teachers, mayors and court and the appointment "of German judges.
One orator asserted. "The Reich fs now a decisive factor in Europe. 'As members of the German minority, 'We have our part to play; to affect rapprochement between' Germany: and Rumania,"—Havas.
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