Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1935, Page 6

A—6 wx¥ HUTTON HEIRESS WILL WED TODAY Princess Barbara to Annex| Title of Countess—Former Fiance at Party. By the Associated Press. RENO, Nev, May 14.—The title of | countess by marriage awaited Bar- | bara Hutton today, 24 hours after she had discarded another royal title by a divorce from Prince Alexis Mdivani. ‘The wedding of the Woolworth dime store heiress and the Danish | count, Kurt Haugwitz-Reventlow, was set for today, James Blakeley, a friend | of the Hutton family, disclosed. Blake- lev, & young socialite formerly of New York, was a fiance of Barbara before | she married the Georgian prince. ‘The understanding was the cere- | mony would be held at 11 am. (2] pm. Eastern standard time) at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Bart Hood. who | live in the hguse adjacent to the ‘Thatcher residence. where Princess Barbara has been staying since her arrival here. Blakeley, now an actor in Holly- wood, arrived here yesterday and at- tended a dinner party last night at a | Reno night club to wish Barbara and | her intended husband the “best of | luck” He called on the princess | shortly after she first came to Reno | and said then he was “just a very | close friend.” Broke Seclusion Rule. The glamorous Barbara, who cast aside her play-boy prince in a 10- minute divorce trial yesterday, and | the handsome Danish count danced | together at the gay night club party. Appearance of the $40.000,000 heiress took Reno by surprise, for she had consistently remained in seclusion since she took up residence here to | qualify for her pl\orce from Prince | Alexis. | In her party also were Franklyn L. Hutton, her father; Mrs. Hutton, her stepmother: former District Judge and Mrs. George A. Bartlett, and her at- torneys, George B. Thatcher of Reno and Millard Tompkins, jr., New York. Count Haugwitz-Reventlow, who has persistently denied he intended to marry the princess since his recent arrival from Europe and that he would come here to visit her despite increas- ing reports of their romance, arrived in Reno yesterday afternoon. He was reported to have been met at Vardi, | Nev., west of here, by Thatcher A reliable source said the count planned to take Barbara back to Eu- Tope after their marriage. Superstition Barred Marriage. Friends said the reason the young nobleman and the princess decided not | to be married on the day of her divorce was a slight superstition on her part. They said she was agree- able to being divorced on the thir- W. & J. Sloane 24,510/ Nl | John M. Kirkley of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Madcap Circus Equestrian Dorothy Herbert, shining star of the Ringling Bros.” and Barnum and Bailey Combined Circus and madcap of the sawdust ring. displays a bit of her riding ability in the above photo. The circus will be shown twice daily at Fifth and Florida avenue northeast next Monday and ‘Tuesday. teenth of the month but preferred to be married on some other date Barbara's open appearance with Count Kurt last night was in sharp contrast to the elaborate precautions taken to avoid any public contacts when she went to the Washoe County court house early in the day to obtain her divorce Sheriff Ray Root and Police Chief Reno were | among the entourage which escorted | her from Thatcher's automobile into | the court building. She used the back | stairs to reach the court room of Dis- trict Judge Thomas F. Moran. She | hurried out, when it was all over, only | QUAL/y.. N e gv 711 Twelfth Street & Some Special Services That Sloane Renders Especially Well Custom-built Venetian Blinds Measured and made for your windows—you sel- lecting the color you want and we matching it throughout with tapes and cornice. 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He was joined in his criticism of | the omnibus banking bill by Henry H. Heimann of New York, executive manager of the National Association | of Credit Men, who declared 75 per | cent of the 18,000 members of his or- | ganization had expressed opposition to | the legislation. Urging a revision of the section of the House bill which gave reglonal governors only advisory authority in open market operations, Law declared these advisors “will have no real au- thority and I am convinced that they should have real authority.” | He recalled that the present law | puts supervision of open market op- | erations in the hands of a commit- tee directed by the regional governors. | These governors, he declared, had a | closer contact with the pulse of the | Nation's business than the Federal Reserve Board, spending most of its | time in Washington. Open market operations consist of | buying and selling Government secur- | itles. Man Falls Dead on Walk. Milton McDaniel, 48, of 1115 M street, collapsed on the sidewalk at | Ninth and K streets last evening and was pronounced dead on arrival of | & physician from Freedmen's Hos- | pital. He had been a sufferer from | heart disease, police were told, and | Coroner A. Magruder MacDonald gave | | & certificate of death from such an ailment. | | | court room doors during the brief | hearing and what was contained in | Princess Barbara's complaint remained e s e —————— undisclosed because she took adva: after a bailiff had cleared the upstairs | tage of one of the privileges extend hall of all persons. by Nevada to divorce seekers by ob- What transpired behind the barred 'taining a private hearing. & J. Sloane 711 Twelfth Street Invest in Indestructible Porch Furniture Charges Phone District 7262 for our repre- sentative to give you an estimate. W. & J. 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