Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-31


ceremony was open to legal
question so far as State records
were concerned.
At a hectic press conference
in her Hotel Pierre suite prior
to the wedding. Miss Hutton an
Swered certainly" to query
if her considerable fortune
would remain in her own hands
AS for Mr.. Rubirosa, he said
What property she has is hers
and what property I have is
mine"
Miss Hutton told the press
in dramatic pre-marriage news
conference:
II loved him from the mo-
ment I met him. I've known
him a long time"
Bride Appears Frail.
She appeared frail and tired
as she entered the room on the
arm of her son Lance, II. She
walked slowly to a sofa and
said:
Lance, hold my hand. I'm
frightened of these people
Don't leave me. Don't leave
me-" Then Mr.. Rubirosa en-
tered from another door and
she said:
"Rubi. darling, here we are
Reporters asked Mr.. Rubirosa
when he proposed to her.
Before he could reply, she
said:
"I'n tell. He doesn't remem-
Der. 1t was in July at Deau-
vile. I don't remember what
he said. He didn't exactly pro-
pose. He just told me he loved
me-"
Reporters asked if she were
happy. A sad look appeared on
her wan face and she said:
"No one will give anyone
credit for loving me because ]
am myself"
Regrets "Silly" Things.
Leland Rosenberg. a friend OF
Mr.. Rubirosa, said at this point
Its time to co." but Miss Hut
ton continued on:
1T makes me sad to think OF
all the silly things I've done
OF course, I didn't think they
were silly at the time. I don't
like to look in the mirror.
don't want to look at my face u
Asked if she thought the mar
riage would last, she said:
II wouldn't try if I didn't know
it will"
To a question as to where the
couple would spend their honey
moon, Mr.. Rubirosa said they
would stay in New York a few
days, then probably go to Florida
for a few months.
After that, he said, they would
go to Paris and live in his house
ION the left bank"
Statements by'actress Zsa Zsa
Gabor that Mr.. Rubirosa asked
her to marry him within the
past week brought this retort
from Mr.. Rubirosa: Its a pub
licity stunt"
Asked to comment on Miss
Gabor's assertions. Miss Hutton
replied:
I'm terribly sorry, I don't
know her. I happen to be a
lady. I'm terribly sorry"
She sighed and added, eve
been crucified these past few
days"
AS Miss Hutton rose to go
back to her bedroom. she swayed
and appeared about to fall until
reporters caught her.
She reappeared a few mo-
mentS later. wearing a royal
purple velvet coat over the black
dress. She wore a large black
taffeta hat with an underside
Of royal purple. matching the
dress. She also wore diamond
and pearl earrings.
Would Like Baby.
After the ceremony, there was
a private reception in Miss Hut
tons suite at the Pierre Hotel,
attended by only Is persons.
Earl Wilson, New York Post
columnist, reported the bride
talked about babies. and said:
"Oh, I would like to have an
other baby -. a child for my
wonderful husband :. it would
be such a great thrill but
I am probably too old I'm
A."
Mr.. Wilson reported some one
mentioned to the bride that
women of Al have had babies,
and she said enthusiastically
"I'll be hoping"
At the Dominican Republic S
information center today, q
spokesman said:
"Rubirosa has enough income
from the Dominican government
to support them in the manner
to which they are accustomed.
Dominican diplomats are the
highest paid Of any In the world"