Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-28
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS TAFT TO BE THE HONOR
TEA GUEST AT FORT MYER.
More Dinners for the International
Bride and Groom.
Personals.

The sociabilities at which Miss Helen
Taft will be the central figure this week
began this afternoon at Fort Myer, where
she will meet the young people of the
post and other acquaintance Of the
Misses Garrard, daughters of Col. Gar
rard Miss Taft's Bryn Mawr visitors
have returned to school,
Lieut. Filippo Camperio. whose mar
riage with Miss Eleanor Terry will take
place Thursday at st. Thomas Church
at noon, gave a dinner last night al
Rauscher'S, when he entertained
Marchesi Negrotto, Gen. Clarence Ed
wards. Lieut.. Commander Pf1ster, Mr..
Centaro, Lieut.. Commander McCully. T.
S. N; Capt. Butt, U. S. A.; DR.. Ray
mond Spear, Z. S. N; Mr.. Harry Day
and Mr.. Ralph Bloomer of New York
and Mr.. Augusta Russo, who are to be
best man and ushers at the wedding;
Gen. Montgomery Macomb, Mr. Carl
Reichman, Viscount day, Maj. w. V.
Judson and Mr.. Chauncey Hackett.
Miss Terry has received quantity OF
beautiful gifts, with others a lonG
string Of pearls from Lieut.. Camperio S
mother, and from his sister, Nine. Meyer,
who has come from Italy for the we'd
ding, a large square sapphire surrounded
by diamonds. The bridegroom's gift to
Miss Terry is two pear-shaped diamonds
surrounded by larger. diamonds, to be
used as a pendant.
Mrs. Letter will entertain Lieut.. Cam
perio and Miss Terry tonight at dinner.
Mr.. F. D. Head has asked guests fol-
this afternoon to meet Maj and Mrs
Duff.
Miss Alice Wright, the debutante
daughter Of Justice and Mrs. Wright
who was member Of Mr.. and Mrs Ben
for the foot ball game, returned yester-
day. Miss Wright will give small In
formal tea Sunday, December 4.
Miss Katherine Robinson, Miss Marie
McMilin Brown and Miss Eliza Nc
Mullen. who were also Mr.. and Mrs
Bradford's guests in Philadelphia Satur-
day for the ball game and other affairs
were entertained aboard the Iowa yes
terday by the officers at a luncheon.
Mrs. Stephen Slade Brown. Mr. and
Mrs Henry D. Brown and Mr.. James V.
Brown of WilliamspOrt. Pa, who have
been the guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
George W. Atkinson, .jr, at their home
pretty wedding occurred Monday
evening, November Z. 7:3O pm, at Bells
NJ F. Church, Camp Springs Prince
George county. Md. when Miss Esteiie
Allen, youngest daughter Of Mrs. Will
liam D. Allen, and Mr. Harvey S. Nay
lor we're married by the pastor, Rev. w.
C.. Harden. The attractive young bride
was handsomely gowned in a dress OF
ivory white satin. with drapery OF
with lilies of the valley. and she car
ried a shower bouquet Of bride roses.
Her only ornament was diamond
brooch, the gift Of the groom. Miss
Irene Allen. sister Of the bride. was
maid of honor, and was dressed in blue silk
null and carried r bouquet of roses Mr..
George Naylor. brother of the groom,
acted AS best man. Little BERTHE Taylor.
niece of the bride. was flower girl. and
was dressed i'm white satin. and carried
a basket of roses. from which she streW-
cd the way for the bride. Master Page
White, nephew of the bride, bore the ring
on a satin pillow held in a silver tray.
Little Mildred Diehl and Mary Suit. both
nieces of the bride. held the ribbons
for the bridal party to pass through. and
families. They were dressed In pink
silk. Mr.. Wallace Armstrong and Ernest
Carol acted as ushers.
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
w. c. Harden, who played softly through
out the ceremony. The church was crowd
cd about five hundred relatives and friends
of the Young couple being present. The
bride received many beautiful and useful
presents. among them many pieces of
costly silver. and cut glass. Those pres
emit from Washington. D. c.. were Mr..
and Mrs. r. Albert Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wise, Miss Jennie Sweeney and
Mrs. Mamie Ripple. Mr.. and Mrs. Nay
lior left Immediately in their automobile
for their home in Surratsville, Nd,
where Mr.. Naylor is in business.
Mrs. Charles H. Tickling announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Mary NJ. to
MIR. Russell P. Allen Of LockpOrt. N. Y,
November g. 1910, at Frederick. Md. No
cards.
Among the guests registered at the
Chalfonte. Atlantic City. are DR.. and
Mrs w. P. Thirkield and Miss Thirkield.
who arc spending Thanksgivin; week on
the shore.
Miss Bessie Egleston. accompanied by
Miss Katherine McNeaL is visiting Mrs.
John Craven in Philadelphia They, to-
gether with party. attended the Army
and Navy foot ball game Saturday
Mrs John Wilkes Of Charlotte. N c.,
has arrived to spend several weeks with
Miss Wilkes, Sl4 Connecticut avenue.