The Washington times., 1910-12-01
Impressive Ceremony Marks the Marriage
Of Miss Eleanor Terry to 1t. Fippo Campero|
St. Thomas Church Scene
of Beautiful international
Wedding.

St Thomas Episcopal Church vas the
scene OF a beautiful wedding Of inter
national interest today at noon. when
Miss Eleanor Terry, daughter Of Rear
Admiral Silas " Terry. L. 5. y, re-
tired. and MIS- Terry. became the wife
OF Lieut.. r ipDO Camperio, italian Roy
al Navy, formerly naval attache OF the
Italian embassy IN Washington
The church was effectively decorated
FOR the occasion with a simple, artistic
arrangement Of palms, smiIax and white
cnTysauthemums. The chanceI was
banked with tan palms. the altar vases
Were filed with the white chrysanthe-
nuns, and the pews reserved for the
families were marked Oft with standards
Of the white chrysanthemUms.
An ELABORATE musical program preced-
ed the entrance Of the bridal party. Mr..
Aldrich, the organist Of the church, gave
a recital Of appropriate selections dur
ing the seating Of the guests and Mrs
Il 7. Freeman, formerly Miss Grace Nc
CullOugh, q school friend Of the bride.
sang q beautiful solo The vested choir
sang the Bridal Chorus from ''LOhen-
grim during the bridal procession, and
The bride, who was escorted ard Civ
en- IN marriage by her father. Admiral
Terry, wore a beautiful bridal gown Of
rich ivory satin with a full court train
The bodice. which wes entirely Of old
point applique lace, belonging 10 the
brides mother was draped IN q fichu
Of satin, embroidered IN pearls, and the
skirt was draped in chiffon IN Danuier
effect The EirdIe, OF soft satin and
chiffon, was caught al the left side
wich a chou Of chiffon and a spray Of
orange blossoms
Bridal Vel
Family heirloom
Her bridal veil, which was held IN
place with a wreath Of orange blos-
SONS, was Of rare old Italian lace
about 80 years old, an heirloom in the
bridegTOOm's family. and sent TO Miss
Terry by the bTidegrOOm's mother,
Nine. Camperio, for the occasion
The bride Of today IS the sixth bride
in the family 70 have been married
wearing the veil
The bridal bouquet was a, shower Of
Bride roses and lilies Of the valley and
her ornaments were a magnificent string
CT pearls, the gift Of the bridegrOOm's
mother. and two handsome diamond
both heiTIooms in his family
Mrs. Carlos Cusach, Of Annapolis.
cousin Of the bride. was the maJrOn OF
honor, and the bride only attendant
Her gown was o. soft white crepe and
chiffon, and she wore a large black
picture hat trimmed with long plume
and carried a cluster Of Bridesmaid
roses
MarcEesi NegTotto, the new counselor
of the Italian embassy, acted as best
-lan for Lieutenant Camper1O- The
ushers who seated the guests and LED
the bridal procession were Brig Gen
Clarence r. Edwards, L 5. A; Msgj-
w Y JudsOn, L s A, Lieut. CounTleT-
Newton A McCully, L s N Capt
Archibald W Butt. Z s A, Dr. Ray
moud Spear. Z. 5 N; Harry Day and
Ralph Bloomer. of New York; AMI
Lieutenant Commander Pfister. naval
attache; Roberto CentarO and Augusta
ROssO, of the Italian embassy stan
After the ceremony at the church,
reception and breakfast for about 90
guests was served al RaUscheT's- s A
string orchestra played throughout the
receDtion- and Che ball room suite was
DrettfIv decorated with palms, while
chrysanthemums and white roses
large centerpiece Of lilies Of the valley
and white roses adorned the brides
table
Mrs Terry. mother OF the bride, who
assisted in receiving the guests, was
Handsomely cOWned in black velvet
trimmed with touches Of rose point
lace, with a large black hat trimmed
with white pluues-