The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-17


Countess Alexandra, who are now in
Berlin VIII sail tomorrow for New
York and come at once TO the embassy
here. They have spent the summer at
their estate In Saxony.
The new Norwegian Minister II Bryn.
and Mrs. Bryn arrived in New York on
Saturday from Paris where the former
has been counselor OF the Norwegian
Legation. He will come here to-day to
succeed the late Minister Ovid GUIDE.
who died suddenly at White Sulphur
Springs. Va. in the early summer.
Nicomtesse day, wife of the naval
attache Of the French Embassy arrived
in New York Saturday and was met
there by the vicomte They went at
once 10 Philadelphia on their way TO
Washington to get their two young chill
dren, who have remained there with a
! sister OF the Nicomte In one OF the con-
vents during their mothers absence in
France.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Terry.
daughter of Rear Admiral Slas W
Terry retired, TO Lieut.. Filippo Camperio
until recently naval attache Of the Ital-
ian Embassy, will take place in Wash
ington before Thanksgiving Day the
I exact day not yet being set. The cere-
mony viii be performed in St. Thomas
/ Episcopal Church. and will be followed
by reception in the home Of the brides
parents. Contrary to the usual case with
foreign bridegroomS Lieut. Camperio Is
a Protestant He and his bride will sail
for Italy December T. The engagement.
announced last week, was no surprise 10
the friends Of this interesting couple as
II has been known to their friends and
. suspected By others since last winter.
/ Lieut. Camperio was transferred from
/ the embassy here In the early summer.
/ and had not intended 10 return here until
/ spring. when the wedding was 10 take
| place. But his sudden designation 20
/ accompany the new Ambassador. Mar
/ cheese Confaloniere. on his journey 10
/ this country changed their plans and the
Wedding was hurriedly set for next
month. The bridegroom's sister, Sonora
Mayor, Of Milan, viii come over later
for the ceremony, but the aged mother
Of the bridegroom viii not leave her
villa, just outside Of Milan, for the trip
The bride and bridegroom viii 20 there
in December. Miss Terry is one Of the
most interesting figures IN Washington
society, She has been identified with il
since she was a child. when her father
was first made commandant of the navy
yard, which post he held for many years
Miss Terry was presented to society
there. and 1t is said that no social regime
az the yard had ever been as brilliant as
was that of Mrs. Terrys After the
admirals retirement. he took his family
for a years travel abroad aud they
went around the world, and then pur-
chased a permanent home here one of
Miss Terry's closest friends is the bride
OF the Greek Minister TO the United
States. Mr. Coromilas. whose wedding
In New London she attended in the
spring. Miss Terry was born at An
napolis during her fathers station at the
Academy. She is granddaughter on
the maternal side of Judge John Thomp-
son Mason. of the Supreme Court OF
Maryland, and her mothers family Is
well known and prominent i'm Baltimore
and Maryland society. She spent the
summer with her parents, according to
their custom, at NaTragansett Pier,
where sh, is a belle each season. as she
is in Washington.
The date for the marriage of Miss
Winifred Davis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Todd Davis. and Lieut.
nj
a. has been set for December :. The en-
gagement was announced last week
The marriage OF Miss Shelby Robinson, |
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock Rob
inson, of this city, to Mr. William Nowlen
Hallcck. Of Bath. y. Y. will take place
on Wednesday in the apartment of the
brides parents at the Woodley. The cere-
mOny viii be performed at I o'clock by
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, rector OF ST. /
Margaret's Church in the presence of
the relatives and close friends. a recep-
ton will follow. The bride will be at
tended by the bridegroom's sister, Mrs |
Robert II. Kizer, of Bath. n Y, and the |
best man will be Mr.. Huntley Gilbert. of |
Buffalo. Mr. William Kent Lyon. of
Bath. VIII be the groomsman. Miss Rob |
nson is one Of the hsndsomest brides of 1
the season. She spent last year in New |
Orleans.
The marriage Of Miss Elsie Mclean, !
daughter of Capt. Walter Mclean and |
niece of MI Donald Mclean, of New |
York, TO Mr.. Paul Chenery Patterson. !
formerly of Chicago but now connected !
with one OF Washington's dailies as man |
aging editor will take place on Thurs |
day. The ceremony will be performed /
in St Margaret's Church at 4:30 O'Clock. 1
and will be followed by a reception in I
the home of the brides parents The
bride will be attended by her cousin, Mrs. /
Dallam. wife OF Lieut.. William A. Dali
lam, and daughtere OF Mr.. Donald Nc |
Lean, recently returned from the Philip |
pines. She will act as matron of honor
with Mrs. Charles Day Palmer. daughter
OF Gen. Luke E. Wright, formerly |
United States Ambassador TO Japan
and Secretary of War Little Miss
Margaret futile and Miss Adelaide Tut
tie will be flower girls Mr.. Julian
Stevens Patterson, Of Chicago, will act
as best man for his brother, and the ush
ers viii include DR.. Ralph Walker Nc
Dowel L. S. N; Mr.. Theodore Chap
man. of Chicago Mr.. Walter Drayton. of
Towanda, Pa. and Mr.. Wallace Donald
Mclean, of this city The bridegroom
will entertain the bridal attendants at a
a theater party this evening, and the
bride will entertain them at supper on