Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-27
MISS JULIA WHITING.
(Clinedinst photo.)

cumberland, county. Va
Miss Bessie Pyles and Miss Mabel Pyles
Of . street, Anacostia, are the guests of
Rev and Mrs. Byrd of Baltimore. Mr..
Byrd was former pastor of the Ana
costa Methodist Church
One of the most interesting of the inter-
national weddings of the year will be that
next Wednesday at st. Thomas, when
Miss Eleanor Terry, daughter of Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Silas Terry and Lieut..
Filippo Camperio of the Italian navy,
connected here until recently with the
Italian embassy, will be married by the
rector. Rev. DR.. Charles Ernest Smith.
The ceremony will be at noon and will be
followed by a breakfast at Rauscher's.
Lieut.. Camperios family, which is Milan
csc and wealthy, will be represented by
his brother-in-law and sister, Lieut.. and
Nine. Alberto. Meyer, who arrived in
New York Friday from Europe and joined
the party of Secretary Meyer at the foot
ball game yesterday in Philadelphia and
there meeting Miss Terry, who went on
from here with the Secretarys party
yesterday morning
All came to Washington last night, and
Lieut.. Camperio will have his best man.
the Marchesi Negrotto, counselor of the
Italian embassy; his ushers and others
at dinner tonight at Rauscher's.
Miss Terry has been reigning belle
in society since her debut here and
abroad Her popularity has been shown
by the constant entertaining in her honor
since the engagement was announced.
Tomorrow night Mrs. Letter is giving a
dinner for the couple. and Tuesday
night the Italian ambassador and Mar
chesa Cusani Confalioner will give their
first formal dinner since taking possession
Of the embassy for them.
Lieut.. Camperio will take his bride to
Milan. Italy, to see his aged mother, and
has arranged to sail December 10.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Kaufman will
give dinner at the Chevy Chase Club
tomorrow night, and bridge party at
the Washington Club Tuesday night.
Mrs Herbert Janvrin Browne and her
charming daughters. the Misses Gertrude
and Margaret Browne. went to Philadel-
phia to the Army Navy game. Mrs.
Brownies son. Charles Janvrin Browne,
sergeant major of cadets at the Military
Academy, played halfback in the big
contest with the Navy team.
Miss Ruth Emma Hit and Mr. Henry
Miner Eakin will be married at o'clock
Wednesday evening, November 20, at
1894 Columbia read, the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Isaac R.
Hit. The wedding will be a quiet one,
only few invitations having been sent
out on account of the recent severe illness
of the brides mother.
Miss Frances sheeline of New York is
ward street
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Otterback are at
Old Point Comfort, Va. over Sunday.
Disbursing Clerk Croxall of the Navy
Department and Mrs. Croxall were among
those who went over to Philadelphia for
the Army-Navy game. Mrs. Croxall's
cousin, Charles Janvrfn Browne, sergeant
major of the corps at West Point, plays
halfback on the Army eleven.
Mrs w. V. Cox and Miss Cox have is
sued Invitations for debu 'antes' lunch
con December at Rauscher's.
Pay Director and Mrs. John S. Car
penter and their daughter, Miss Evelyn
bridge. Mass. the former having been
changed from this city to Boston.
Miss Carpenter was debutante here
of last winter, when she was presented at
large tea. and was among the most
popular and feted buds Of the year.
Mrs Carleton L. Wood of Utica. N Y,
bride of last winter, is coming to Wash
ington tomorrow to be the guest of her
parents. Maj. and Mrs. Richard Sylvester,
for several weeks. Maj. and Mrs. Sylves-
ter have an apartment at the Northum-
berand.
Judge and Mrs. Howry entertained at
dinner last night in honor of Justice and
Mrs. Lurton.
Col. and Mrs. Langfitt, together with
other officers and their wives from the
marine barracks, chaperoned a large
party of officers and young ladies in q
special car over to the Army Navy game
yesterday in Philadelphia
The members of the party returned in
their car after the game.
The luncheon which Capt Graham L. |
Johnson is giving in honor Of Miss Helen |
Taft next Sunday is to be very large, |
the guests numbering between fifty and |
sixty. |
The party will be chaperoned by the
Attorney General and Mrs. Wickersham |
and the chief-of-staff of the army, Gen
Leonard Wood, and Mrs. Wood and Gen.
and Mrs. Wotherspoon.
went to the Army Navy foot ball game
at Philadelphia as the guest Of Capt and
Mrs. Groves Of West Point. Mrs Groves
will be Miss Norris guest in this city
during the coming week.
Mrs. John E. Lathrop THANKSGIVING
evening entertained at dinner and later
at a reception in honor of Mr.. Lathrop's
birthday at her home in Chevy Chase
Mrs. Berry and Miss Martin assisted in
the dining room.
Mrs. r. c. Parker. Mrs. W. Ebbs and
Mr.. Charles P. Williams are at the
Grafton.
A delightful dance was given last FRI
day evening by the members of the
Noname Club, at Glover's Hall. Among
those present were the Misses Pendleton.
the Misses Eleanor and Louise McGregor |
Miss Wood. Miss Gladys NJ. Haislip,
Miss Marguerite Bowie. Misses Margaret
Wall and Madge Roberts Of Baltimore.
Miss Winifred Henault. Miss Edna Berry,
Miss Louise Wilcoxon, Miss Anna Belle