Evening star., 1925-07-11
SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Coolidge Include
Secretary of State Kellogg in
Week End House Party.

written in Milan. Via Reggie, Nice
and along the Riviera.
Contessa Ranghieri, who was for
merly Miss Little McElroy Shuster, is
well known in New York and Ken
lucky as well as in Washington. She
attended the fashionable Miss Baird s
School at Orange, n. j., for four years
and went to Europe to finish her edu-
cation.
Her father was former financial ad-
wiser TO the Persian government and
since then has divided his time be-
tween his Washington home on @
street and New York. The bride is
granddaughter of Hayden Trigg of
Kentucky, and her mother, who was
formerly Miss Clara Trigg, was one of
the famous Kentucky beauties. Con
tessa Ranghieri's grandmother, Mrs
William Morgan Shuster, lives in
Washington, where she has an apart
ment at the Somerset
Conte Ranghieri is % and the last
lineal descendant of an old Roman
family dating back to the tenth cen
tury. He and his mother, the Con
tessa Emma Cacciaguera Gotti, are
the owners of vast landed estates near
Florence and AreZZo. He served in
the Italian army during the World
War, and, aside from other decora-
tionS, was awarded the order of Chew
alier of the Kings Crown. His father
the late Conte Ranghieri, was one of
Italy's leading agriculturists, having
taken deep interest in the improve
ment and management of his vast
estates.
Conte Giulio has visited the United
States d number of times, and two
orb.
and Adolph Dick, were ushers at the
wedding.
The bride was escorted to the altar
by Col J. w. Kruger of Washington,
an uncle, and Miss Ann Krueger, a
cousin, acted as flower girl. The
brides mother, Mrs. w. Morgan Shus-
ter. also was present
The church ceremony was conducted
according TO the rites of the Catholic
Church, a special dispensation having
been secured from the Pope. AS the
bride was under age, according to
Swiss law, the cabled consent of her
father, who could not be present, was
necessary. A civil ceremony preceded
the church wedding.
The vows We're made both in English
and Italian, in Difference to the brides
wishes and because of the many
American guests.
The brides lovely wedding gown. a
MolyneuX creation in the style of the
"Moyen Age, was of white georgette,
entirely covered with pearl beading in
design of Venetian lace. The slender
line of paneled skirt was accentuated
by long train of white radium panne.
She carried large bouquet of or
chidS.
The local artists who furnished
music during the service were as
sisted by Mr.. Burnell Lundbec of
Chillicothe, ILL.,, who sang the Ave
Maria" Mr.. Lundbec, who is study
ing singing at Milan preparatory to
entering grand opera, recently played
for four months with John Barrymore
during his success in London with
Hamlet
After the supper and dance at the
Beau Rivage, Conte and Contessa
Ranghieri started for an extensive
motor trip. They will reside in Flor
ence or Milan.
Among the guests at the wedding
were: The Contessa Emma Cacci-
aguera Gotti Ranghieri. mother of
the groom; Mrs. w. Morgan Shuster
of New York. mother of the bride;
Princess Ivor Ruspoli of Rome; Count
de Miguel of Paris, Mr.. oliver Jen-
nipgs, jr., of New York, Adolph Dick
Of New York, Mrs. Thomas P. Dickin-
son and daughter, Miss Ballard Dick
inson of Glasgow, Ky; Col. and Mrs.
J. w. Kruger of Washington and
Berlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. House
of New York and Nice, Mrs. Elinor
Perine of New York, Mrs. William
c. johnson of Washington, Miss
Charlotte Robertson of Bowling Green,
KY, Mrs. H. l.. E. Johnson and Miss
Mary johnson of Washington, Mr.. l..
J. Clawson Primm of st. Louis and
Florence, Agenor Kraft of Montreux