Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-27
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
HOSPITALITY IN WHICH WIS.,
TING ARGENTINES FIGURE.
Miss Terry Honor Guest at Tea With
Her Fiance-Weddings.
Personal Notes.

Admiral Garcia and Capt. Enrique
F'liess of the Argentine training ship
Presidente Sarmiento entertained a num-
Der of guests informally at dinner on
board the vessel last night and today
Senior and Sonora de Villegas had Of
ficers of the Argentine ship and others at
luncheon.
Miss Eleanor Terry and Lieut.. Camperio
of the Italian navy We're honor guests at
small informal tea yesterday given by
Mrs. Churchill Candee. The Italian am
bassador was among the guests.
The date of Miss Terry's marriage to
Lieut.. Camperio will be decided when the
time of the arrival or the latter's rela-
tons from Italy is known.
The German AMBASSADOR and Countess
Won BernstOrff and their daughter, Count
ess Luise Alexandra Won Bernstorff, re-
turned to the embassy last night after
spending the summer abroad
Mrs. Haywood and Miss Doris Hay
wood went to Philadelphia yesterday
morning TO spend a few days.
The marriage of Capt Stewart. naval
attache of the British embassy in Rome
and Miss Parrish of Washington will take
place In January. Miss Parrish was mem
TONED in late cable news as a bridesmaid
for Miss Story, whose marriage will take
place IN Rome.
The engagement of John Douglas Wise
wee consul of the United States to Bor-
deauX, France, who is now on his va
cation at Warrenton. Va. and Mile ola
1nothe has been announced the wedding
10 take place i'm about a year Mr. Wise
is OF the Wise family of Virginia and
the son of Medical Inspector and Mrs ].
Drother or Paymaster Henry a. Wise, L.
D ~ He was appointed deputy and vice
consul by former President Roosevelt
=, Mrs and Miss HinckIey are in New
York and were present yesterday at the
aviation meet at Belmont Park
A wedding quite out of the ordinary
method took place yesterday at New
York hotel. when Miss Richinonde Lucas
and Ensign Harry Hidebrandt Fergus
u 3 ~. were the contracting parties
The brides mother, Mrs Armlyn Frank
I'm Lucas CT Charlotte n. c., was host
ess al a luncheon at which she had ex-
pectcd 10 announce the enga cement of
the young couple. To- her surprise and
that of all the guests. clergyman en-
tered before the meal was ready and the
ceremony was quickly over.
Ensign Fergus had Just a half hOur
more to catch the train for PHILADELPHIA
10 reJoin his ship the Idaho, which sails
today for the Mediterranean Midship-
man H. b. lie Bourgeois was with him
ana was best man. He was not let into
the secret until the moment he had to
act. nor was the brides brother. Russell
Lucas, who gave her away The couple
1rst met four years ago i'm Philadelphla
me ensign was graduated from the Ma
val Academy in 1873 He and Miss I,Icas
decided some months ago they would he
married. They had not intended to an
.iouhce Inc engagement for some time
but a few days ago the Idaho received
her orders for the Mediterranean. and
the bride s mother thought luncheon
at which an announcement of the en-
saSement would he made before the
steam1ng of the Idaho would be the
right thing. The young bride will prob
ably go abroad and meet her husband at
the first pert his ship makes
DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan
have closed their country house at Chevy
Chase and opened their residence on
Mcpherson square for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. B. a. Snyder of Little
field avenue. HyattsvilIe, celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage
Sunday, the I'D instant, and had as their
guests Mrs. s. +. Snyder Miss Preapp
and Addie Snyder. Mr.. Ray Snyder, MIR
and Mrs. John Spriggs and son. and
Mr. and Ms. c. A. kennard Mr. Fred
kennard and Miss Pearl Mcdonald of
Washington Mr. and Mrs Bronner of
Mount Rainier: Miss Edith and Mrs A Bur
rell of Takoma Park: Mr.. and Mrs f. r.
Bum, Miss A. Rulings Mr.. and Mrs A. f.
Kennard and Mr. r. Kennard of Hyatts-
vile. Master Albert Snyder, who is at
tending school in Baltimore, was home
for the occasion. The couple received
many handsome presents. After music
and singing refreshments were served
The decorations of the house were in
roses and crysanthemums.
Mrs. August F. Eberly and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Harry n. Boss, are at the
Marlborough Blenheim, Atlantic City NJ
J., for a stay of several weeks.
Prominent among the guests at the Ho-
tel Wolcott, New York. are Rear Admiral
and Mrs Schuyler and Mrs. Richard
Rush The Schuylers have closed their
summer home in the Catskills, and are
spending a few weeks in New York be-
fore returning to Washington for the
winter.
Miss Clothilde Madison Sknker of
Greenway Court, Va is visiting relatives
and friends in the city for few weeks
| Rev. J. w. Card, pastor of the Christian
Church at Center Lowell, Me-. and his
wife are visiting Justice and Mrs. Bar
bird.
October 70. at Swetnam, Va, the home