Evening star., 1924-08-28
SOCIETY | !;
Ambassador of Spain, Senor Riano, to
Visit Long Island, With Spanish
Grandees Soon Arriving

y. G.. where they will entertain /.
house party.
Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt left Ne"
York yesterday for her home at Bilt
more. =. c.. where a new house is
being completed for her Mrs. VAN
derhIlt returned from several months
visit in Europe the first of the week
and has been at the Ritz-Carlton II,
New York. where she entertained 4
mall company at lrnchecn yesterds :
before leaving for Eiltmore.
Mount VeRA0n Church
Scene Of Double Wedding.
An interesting double wedding took
place Yesterday in Mount Vernon
Place NJ. e. Church South, when Miss
Ora Remey of Dimmitt Tex. was
married to Mr.. Herbert c. IIilburn of
Plainview, Tex. and Miss Ethel Sha-
fer of Washburn. ILL.,, became the
bride of Mr.. Myrl II. Mckee of Eu-
reka. Ill. The assistant pastor of the
church. the Rev. Leo NJ. Rippey. per-
formed the double ceremony.
Mrs. Hilburn was attended by Miss
Ora T.. Cage of Los Angeles. as maid
of honor, and her bridesmaid was
Miss Elma Youtz Of 1ndianola. Iowa.
was matron Of honor for Mrs. Mckee.
and her bridesmaid was Miss Edna
Fussell Of st. Petersburg. Fla.
Mr. Hilburn had as best man Mr..
Allen Burton of Clarendon. Tex, and
Mr.. Willis 5. Warren of Washington
was best man for Mr., Mckee. The
ushers were Mr.. Silliman Evans OF
Fort Worth and MIR. Claude w. Allen
of Raleigh.
Miss Verna Rixhie Of Shamokin
Pa, and Mr.. Rolla G.. q. Runyon. or
ganists. played the wedding music.
The brides were dressed alike in
white georgette crepe and their tulle
wells were held by orange blossoms, and
they carried shower bouquets OF
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilburn will make
short trip through the East and viii
be at home after October ! at Plain
view. Tex. Mr. and Mrs. Mckee are
motoring through New England and
will be al home after October in
Eureka, III.
When the United States entered the
war Mr. Hilburn was editor Of a
Texas .wspapsr and went at once
into the service, serving as captain
of Infantry. overseas. and Mr.. Nc
kee gave up his business and went
into the Tank Corps. Both brides
came to Washington for war service
and have lived together since.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Effie Jacobs, Dallas. Tex: Mr..
Edgar Burton, Clarendon. Tex; Miss
Edna Mckee. Washburn, H., and
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Smith. Char
lotte. y. G.
The marriage in Paris today OF Mile
Marthe de Chambrun to Don Edmon-
do Ruspoli is of much interest in
Washington, where the brides family
is so we'll known. The civil ceremony
took place Yesterday in the Town Hall
of the seventh reimbursement and the
former counselor of the French embassy
here. and for some time charge daft
faires. Count Charles de Chambrun,
was one of the witnesses for his
niece, Marechal Joffre being the
brides other witness. The Duke de
Gramont and Mr.. Jonathan Godfrey
of New York were witnesses for the
bridegroom.
The bride is a daughter of Deputy
Marquis and Marquise de Chambrun
and is a descendant of Lafayette. Her
mother was formerly Miss Margaret
Rives Nichols. Don Ruspoli is son
of the former Italian Ambassador to
Belgium, Don de Poggio Suasa Rus
poll and is d great great gra ndnephcw
of Talleyrand
The religious ceremony was per