The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
MRS. BELMONT
WEEDS TO-DAY
IN RENO
Former Wife of Raymond
Belmont Marries Mid
dleburg Horseman

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GOV a shake and behold your eyes
are delighted with entirely new
martial arrangements. m
teresting IL q trifle hectic.
on Monday afternoon s sya
pathic Reno judge named Mt
Raymond Belmont OF New iorm ..
Sivorre. tuesday Arthur White,
sreIi known Virginia sportsman ar
rived m Reno and today the Tor
mar Mrs. Belmont Is Mrs. White.
Follow that IL You can.
Married In 1910
The new Mrs. white was original
Nv Carolyn Hubert, daughter OF
Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Hubert, prom.
inent In Virginia and Ohio society.
Her marriage to .Augie'' Belmont
took place in 1916 after Q romance
anything but peaceful. Both were
fond Of horses and hunting ana
shortly after their marriage trans
planted their Lares and Penates
to Middleburg In the hearts OF the
horpe country where they couio
indulge their hobby to the limit.
Only on rarest occasions did they
return TO their former haunts IN
New Yoak or appear In society.
washington was nearer and, per.
haps, horsier and hence saw more
OF the Belmonts than their own
native Gotham:
Reinofff household was made
known In 1924 when Mrs. Belmont
attempfed unsuccessfully to secure
= divorce in Paris. Since that
time the two have lived apart
and several months ago we heard
that Mrs. Belmont was doing
time IN Reno.
Wedding at Noon
Mr.. white was q friend Of the
BeImonts in the Middleburg days
ana was q frequent visitor ct Bel.
ray" the Belmont farm. He, too,
n 4 lover OF good horse flesh and
has the means to indulge his fancy
20 the full.
Mr.. white and Mrs Belmont
are being married at noon today
at Lake Tahoe, just across the
Nevada State line. The ceremony
win be performed BY the Rev, =.
G. Carpenter, q Methodist clergyman
Of Reno.
About twenty friends OF Mrs.
Belmont from Reno viii be pres
emit. After the ceremony and a
luncheon at the Tahoe Tavern, the
couple win so on motor trip
through Canada. while Mrs. Bel
montss daughter win return to her
mothers former home at Middle
burg. DR.. c. W. West, OF Reno,
win be best man. Mr.. White and
Mrs. Belmont made q hurried trip
yesterday to Auburn. Cal, to obtain
the marriage license.
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KELL0GGs ATTENDING
WELDING OF NIECE
The Secretary OF State and Mrs.
afternoon for sc. Paul, Mimi, TO
Miss Clara Louise Otis, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J.. Otis,
60 Bruce Burnham Harris, son
Of Newton NJ. Harris. OF Cham
paign, Ill. The wedding win take
place at st. Johns church Wed.
lnesday evening at $50 o'clock. The
Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg viii
entertain at q reception for tho
bridal couple Immediately following
the ceremony at their home, 633
Fairmont Ave. Mrs. Kellogg ex
poets to remain In st. Paul for
month, and the Secretary will be
here In about week.
Miss Otis often has been the
guest Of the Secretary and Mrs.
Kellogg In Washington, and was
here for some time last winter.
She made her debut December 2s,
at q bail at the st. Paul Hote4,
which was attended by the Secre-
Gary and Mrs. Kellogg. She was
graduated from Miss Spence's school
in New York in 1924, and also
attended Pine Manor. Mr.. Harris
Is q graduate OF Yale, class OF 1923.
Don Juan Riano, retiring Spanish
ambassador, has turned the embassy
over to the second secretary, Don
Mariana de Amoedo, he informed
the State Department yesterday.
Amoeda will act as charge DAFT
flares until the arrival Of the new
ambassador.
James r. Sheffield, American Am.
bassador TO Mexico, who is at the
Willard for a short stay, enter
tanned informally at luncheon yes
terday on the Willard roof.
a.
The Speaker Of the House, Nicho.
las Longworth. was among the
spectators at the Newport, r. l.,
tennis tournament yesterday.
Mr.. Longworth sat in a box with
his host and hostess at Newport,
former Gov. and Mrs. r. Livingston
Beeckman. Throughout the day the
Beckman box formed the center of
a little group anxious to speak with
the distinguished visitor.
Maj. Gen. John L. Hines, chief
OF staff Of the Army, and Mrs.
Hines have gone to West Point
and are guests Of Gen. and Mrs.
NJ. b. Stewart. Their son, John L.
Hines, jr., is a cadet at the Military
Academy.
Hampson Gary, former minister
to Switzerland, entertained infor-
Inally at dinner last night on the
Willard roof.
Gen. George F. Downey enter:
tanned last evening at the Mount
Washington In the White Noun
tains, where he is spending the sea.
son.
Representative and Mrs. Clyde
Kelly will spend the Labor Day
holiday In Philadelphia as guests Of
the Postal railway employees.