Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-01
IN THE WORLD0F SOCIETY
A DINNER PARTY FOR MISS
TERRY AND FIANCE.
Home Comings to Some and Visitors
at Well Known Homes.
Notes.

Lieut. Camperio of the Italian navy and
Miss Eleanor Terry, whose wedding will
take place shortly, are being greatly en-
tertained at. dinners. etc. Last night
Lieut.. Commander Newton A. McCully
was their host at dinner.
The date for the wedding depends on
the arrival of Lieut. Camperio's relatives.
who are anxious to be present at the
ceremony. The couple expect to sail in
early December for Italy
Misses Nell and Louise Fletcher. daugh-
tiers of Senator and Mrs. Duncan U.
Fletcher. will go to De Land, Fla, next
week. and Tuesday, November s. they
will be bridesmaids at the wedding of
Miss Erwinna Gaulden and Mr.. Charles
Campbell.
will be attended by the relatives and init
mate friends of the contracting parties.
Miss .Gaulden is the daughter of Judge
and Mrs. d. L. Gaulden Of De Land.
Her other attendants will be Miss Rowe
and Miss Irene Campbell, sister of the
groom-elect.
Mrs. Albert Akin of New York, who has
been at Hot Springs, Va. on a visit to
her uncle and aunt Lord and Lady Had
stay with her parents. the Attorney Gen.
eral and Mrs. Wickersham.
Mr. Robert ]. Wynne and Miss Ruth
Wynne have arrived from England and
joined Mrs. Wynne and the younger sons
of the family at their former home on
Rhode Island avenue, where the latter
moved a month ago. Mr. Wynne will be
here until after the holidays.
Miss Alice Damrosch, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Damrosch. and grand
daughter of the late James G. Blaine, will
be debutante in New York the coming
winter.
The French ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand have returned from a short trip to
New York. The ambassador will deliver
an address in Baltimore November at
Johns Hopkins University.
The Washington. D. c.. Section, Council
of Jewish Women, will celebrate the
fifteenth anniversary of its founding by
giving a luncheon to it's members tomor-
row. The affair, which promises to be a
brilliant one, will take place at Rausch-
er's at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Caesar Misch
of Providence, r. l., president of the Ma
tional Council of Jewish Women. will be
the guest of honor on this occasion. A
short but attractive program has been
arranged. when prominent members Of
the organization will voice the anniver-
sary greetings Of the day.
At Washington Seminary it has been
the custom during the month of October
to set apart one evening When the girls
who are now members of the school
family shall be guests, when Mrs. Small
wood, the faculty and the "old girls" well
come the new girls" and their friends.
The welcome this year took the form or
a Halloween party, the details of which
were cleverly conceived and carried out.
do
girls had been called and secret ses-
sions held behind closed doors, from
which new girls had been carefully eX-
cluded. Mysterious parcels had arrived.
always accompanied by Whisperings, con-
sultation and laughter.
The curious problem was solved when
the tired hostesses conducted their guests
down dark stairways and through dimly
lighted corridors to the school rooms,
which had been made attractive with au-
tumn leaves, shocks of corn and jack-o'-
lanterns, with cleaning eyes. Witches
and tiny black cats peered from corners
and hiding places. Among the attractive
features Of the evening was an enthusi-
astic hunt for chestnuts, visit to the
haunted house and call upon the palm
list, phrenologist and astrologist.
Refreshments appropriate to the sea-
son were served. The evening closed with
a merry, dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Welsh entertained
their relatives and friends at supper
and dance Friday evening at their home
on the Rockville road in honor of their
nephew, Mr. Martin Cuff. who Is home on
a visit from Panama After supper dane
ing was resumed. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Watson
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Westgate.
Mr.. and Mrs Barrett and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Flanagan. Mrs. Offut and daugh-
ters of Travilah, Mrs. Esputa and daugh-
ter. Mrs A. v. Rawlings and daughter.
Mrs. B. A. Wenzel, and the Misses Annie.
Cathrine and Maggie Welsh. Miss Grace
Crowell of Virginia, Miss Maggie DAILY.
Miss Lena Downs of Takoma Park, Miss
Hattie Barrett. Miss Bessie Rawlings.
Miss Frye, Miss Connors and Miss Brown.
The gentlemen were Messrs. Martin Cuff,
James and Edward Cum. John Welsh.
Edward Welsh. James, Harry and Samuel
welsh, Tom Crowell of Virginia, Ad-
olson and brother, Gingle. Hogan of Cal
thersburg, j. j. Flanagan and r. Ma
gruder.
|. The Grain Class. Sixth Presbyterian
Church, entertained at q Halloween cele-
bration last night. Black cats. pumpkins
and spooks held high carnival inside and