Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-14
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MISS ELEANOR TERRY TO MAR.
RY ITALIAN ATTACHE.
Another International Wedding
With a French Bridegroom.
Personal Notes.

Rear Admiral Silas Terry, L. S. n,
retired, and Mrs. Terry announce the
engagement of their daughter. Eleanor,
to Lieut.. Fillipo Camperio. formerly
naval attache of the italian embassy In
this country and now in Washington on
leave of absence. The wedding will be
in November. although the exact date
Is not yet set, and will be followed by
the departure of the couple for Italy,
where Lieut.. Camperio will be assigned
to new post His successor Capt. Carlo
Ffister. also married an American dur
ing his previous residence at this capital.
His wife was Miss Loughlin of St. Louis.
Lieut.. Camperio returned with the new
ambassador, Marchese Confaloni, last
week. to enjoy all his leave of absence
in this city and vicinity, where his bride
elect and her parents now are
Miss Terry has all the attractiveness Of
manner that goes with a. handsome ap-
pearance. She has been since her debut
belle Of great prominence. She is both
clever. musically talented and has fine
voice.. No more admired Washington
girl has entered the diplomatic circle in
this city. Lieut.. CamperiO has wide
circle of friends here, having been the
popular figure which men of his family,
rank and requirements are apt to become
at this capital.
The news Of the engagement comes In
no sense as a surprise. 1t has been fully
expected the past year.
Comte Jean de Ia Cree of Paris, whose
marriage with Miss Eleanor Steele, a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele,
will take place next Wednesday in West
bury, L. l., arrived in New York on board
the Adriatic. He will be attended at the
wedding by his brother, the VicOmte de la
Cree.
Because of the recent death of Mr.. S.
Barton French. a relative of the Steele
family, the wedding will be quiet one.
Miss Steele will be attended by her sis
tiers, Miss May Steele and Miss kathryne
Steele. Mrs. S. Barton French arrived
with the comte yesterday on board the
Adriatic.
A third international wedding Of the
near future will take place In Phila-
Morgan, daughter of Randall Morgan of
that city, will marry Cecil Fisher, son
of Admiral Lord Fisher. admiral of the
British fleet The bride-to-be is not only
prominent in Philadelphia society. but is
an ardent and accomplished yaehtswom-
an. She is one of the few women who
is licensed master mariner" and quail
fed to command ship. In 1904 she
passed the rigid examination of the
United States steamboat inspectors and
received her license.
AS master mariner" Miss Morgan has
her fathers yacht, the
Waturus, with much skill. and she is
qualified to command ION all oceans. In
1907 she was granted a incense as plot
on the Delaware.
Randall Morgan of Philadelphia con-
frmed the report of the engagement.
Mrs. Clarence Moore and daughter are
in New York for a short visit en- route to
Xyoc Chi
st. Regis.
The Austrian amba ssador and Baron
ess Hengelmuller are expected at LenoX
from New York tomorrow. They Will
have apartments at the Bourne villa for
the remainder of October. The baroness
has been i'll in New York.
Mr.. Dickinson. Secretary of War, ana
most of the party which accompanied
him to the orient will leave Cherbourg
October so for New York. Mrs. Clar-
ence R. Edwards who is in the party,
will spend the winter in Paris with her
daughter. Miss Bessie Edwards
Viseountess Benoist d'Azy. wife of the
naval attache of the French embassy, is
expected to arrive in New York today
after having spent the summer abroad
will go to Niagara Falls and Canada
before returning to this city.
Announcement is made of the marriage
Wednesday, October II. 1910, at the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, larry
town, N. Y. by the Most Rev: John M.
Farley, D. D.. Archbishop of New York
assisted by the Very Rev Mgr. James v.
Lewis and by the Very Rev. Daniel
O'Conor, o. c. c.. Kathleen. daughter
of the late Gen. Charles Ewing of Wash
ington, D. c., and Ohio. and Mrs. Ewing,
now of Tarrytown. and Edward Hamil-
ton DAILY of New York
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
W. Scherger, No. 500 9Th street north
west, was the scene Of pleasant gath
ering last evening, the occasion being
the eighth birthday anniversary of their
son, Oscar w. Scherger. The evening
was spent in games and other amusing
features, after which refreshments were
served. The dining room was tastefully
decorated with flowers and ferns.
Miss. Bessie r. Birch Of Georgetown
is spending the month visiting, friends in
Hampton and Farmville, Va.
Mrs. w B. Martie gave a delightful
party in honor of her husbands sixty
eighth birthday October II at their home,
the Latterner apartment. The following
were guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mar
tie. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Martie and son, Mr. and Mrs.
William Pulaski. Mr.. Beveradge Martie
Miss Mary Martie. Miss Katherine Mar
tie. Mr.. Raymond Martie, Miss Katherine
Burr and Mr.. John Norton! The out-of-
and son of Portsmouth. Va, and Mr..
and Mrs. George Black of Jersey City,
N. ].
DIR. and Mrs, Elmer Slayton Newton are
occupying their new home. 2236 Cathedral
avenue