The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-28
JEAN ELIOTS CAPITAL SOCIETY NEWS AND GOSSIP
NILE. DE CHAMBRUN
WEEDS IN PARIS.

merry MArBareE ftlVSSs NICHOLS, TO
Ton Edmondo Ruspoli, SON Of the
former Italian ambassador to Bel.
glum, Prince de Poggio Suasa Rus
poll, took place yesterday at the
town hall of the Seventh arrondis-
sc ment, Paris.
The ceremony brought forth a
notable gathering of Franco-Ameri-
can celebrities, the bride being
descendant, of Lafayette, while the
bridegroom Is a great-great-grand-
nephew of Talleyrand. The brides
witnesses were Marshal Joffre and
her uncle, Count Charles de Cham
brun, former French charge daft
flares at Washington. The bride
groom's witnesses were the Duke
of Grammont and Jonathan God
frey, of New York.
The religious ceremony will take
place today at the church of st.
Pierre du Gros Cailloux. Monsig-
nor Emmanuel Chaptal, auxiliary
bishop of Paris, will officiate.
The engagement was announced
from Paris on July IL and two
weeks later the date for the mar.
riage was set. Mrs, Bellamy
Storer, grandmother Of the bride,
went to Paris several weeks ago
to supervise arrangements for the
marriage. She is the widow of Mr..
Storer, who was at one time Ambas.
sador to Austria Hungard. His will,
which was probated in Cincinnati a
year ago, provided that the bride
should inherit half of the estate.
The bridegroom was born in this
country in 1895 and is the third son
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Palma de Talleyrand-Perigord.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Lamar.
of Rockville, announce the engage
nlent of their daughter, Miss Lu-
ellie Allen Lamar, to Homer Stat
ford Bryant, of Lynchburg, Va.
The wedding will take place in
the autumn and the couple will
hive in Lynchburg, where Mr.. Bry-
ant is engaged in business. He is
a graduate of Washington and Lee
University and Miss Bryant was
graduated in June from Randolph
Macon Woman's College.
MRS. JAY TO MEET
HUSBAND IN NEW YORK.
Mrs. Peter Augustus Jay and her
mother, Mrs. John J. McCook, who
have been passing the summer at
Dark Harbor, Me-, are going to
New York on Monday to meet Mr..
Jay, the American minister to
Rumania, on his arrival from
Bucharest. They will stay at the
Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Small,
formerly of Washington, have re-
turned to their present home in
sex. Spring Lake, N. j. Mr.. Small,
the train of the Prince of Wales
while he is in this country, and Mrs.
Small, who was Miss Ethel Sigsbee,
will go to Woodstock, N. Y, to stay
with her family. -
Edward T. Clark, private secre-
tary to President Coolidge, returned
to Washington this morning from
a ten-day visit to Chicago and other
! mid western points.
Mr.. and Mrs William. D. Hoover,
of Washington, who are at Hot
Springs, Va, drove yesterday aft
ernoon to McGuffin,s Mountain and
through, Dunkard Pass.
Mrs. William Gary Morgan and
her daughters, the Misses Ruth
and Gerry Morgan, will return to
Washington about October from
their summer home in New Hamp-
shire. Mrs. Felix Budwell Stump,
formerly Miss Myra Morgan, who
has been visiting Mrs. Morgan,
has returned to Boston, where
Lieutenant Stump, is stationed.
Ak&
Mrs. Edwin c. Brandenburg and
her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Luis
Bou, left Washington yesterday for
New York. Mrs. Brandenburg win
spend week at the Hotel Wander.
bllt, but Mrs. Bou is sailing at once
for Porto Rico, where she viii
spend several months. Mrs. Bran
denburg is in Maine.
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Durham Rogers has returned to
his residence in Chevy Chase from
White Sulphur Springs, where he
has been for the past month. :. and
viii leave here the middle of next
week Tor Atlantic City, where he
VIII be a guest at the Chalfonte
Hotel.
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Mrs. Blair Banister, sister of
Senator Carter Glass, of Virginia,
has arrived in Washington to re.
main several months. Mrs. Banister
is in charge of propaganda of the
Democratic forces.
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Mrs. Frederick Henry Jones, who
has been the guest of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowen Let's. at
their home, Ayrlawn, in CHEVY
Chase, has returned to Youngstown.
Ohio, to join Mr.. Jones, with whom
she will come to Washington for
a longer visit the first of Septem.
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith enter.
tanned informally in their home last
night for Lieutenant Phillip r.
Weaver, who is in Washington for
a few days before departing for sea
duty. 80