The Washington times., 1917-10-02
THE CITY'S SOCIAL SIDE
VIII
Return to Hab
With His Bride

Chevalier Giuseppe BrAmbilla,
counselor OF the Italian embassy, and
his bride, who was Miss Julia Apple
ton Meyer, are spending their honey
moon In the White Mountains and
will eventually go to Rome, where
Chevalier Brambilla, who has been
attached to the embassy in Wash
ington for three years, will take up
work in the foreign office. The mar
riage was soiemniEed yesterday at
1880 o'clock at Rock Maple Farm,
the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Won Lengerke Meyer,
at Hamilton, Mass.
Mr.. Meyer gave his daughter in
marriage and the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. John J. Nc
Garry, OF St Cecilias Catholic
Church, Boston, Mass. Mrs. c. Ray
mond P. Rodgers was her sisters
matron of honor and the other at
tendants were the brides cousin,
Miss Julia Appleton, of Ipswich,
Mass. whose engagement to Capt.
Charles Sumner Bird, jr., U. s. R.,
has just been announced, and Miss
Camilla Hare Lippincott, of Washing
ton.
The bride wore a gown of white
chiffon and lace, with a full court
train OF satin, and her tulle veil was
bordered with old lace. Mrs. Rodgers
gown was OF cream chiffon and lace
trimmed with midnight blue velvet
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The bridegroom was attended by
Baron Pietro Arone di Valentine, first
secretary OF the italian embassy, as
best man. He took the place OF the
italian ambassador. Count V. Macchi
di Cellere, who had been expected to
serve as best man. The ushers were
Andrea G. CeIesia di Vegliasco and
Basil Miles. OF Washington.
A wedding breakfast was served on
the terrace, with the guests seated at
numerous small tables, each decorated
with flowers.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Mrs. Colville Barclay. wife Of the
counsellor OF the British embassy In
Washington; Gen. Emilio Gugllel-
motif, military attache. and Capt.
LambeTto Yannutelli, naval attache of
the Italian embassy: A C. P. Wich-
field, attache of the Danish legation
in Washington, and Mrs. Wichfeld:
Capt. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs.
Dorothy Williams McCombs. and
Henry May, of Washington.
Reopen Apartment.
DIR. and Mrs. p. J. Lennon have re- I
turned from a visit of several
weeks on the North Shore and have
opened their apartment at the Toronto /
for the season
Mrs. Wickersham has Joined her !
husband, James wickersham, Delegate :
from Alaska, in Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Stayely have re- /.
turned to Washington after an ex-
tended absence.
Capt. Jacques Boyriven. one OF the
foremost aviators of France. who !
was in Southampton, L. l., for few
days. has come to Washington.
very young, he possesses the |
OF the Legion OF Honor.
the Cross of War with three palms,
and Frances newest decoration for
men seriously wounded in the per-
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Mrs. McComas, wife OF former Sen
ator Louis E. McComas of Maryland,
is spending q few days at the Pow
hatan, in this city.
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sharp Guest of Honor.
william Graves Sharp. the AmerI-
zuest of honor at a luncheon yester-
lay in Paris. attended by the diplo-
matte representatives there OF many {
IF the American republics. Among
he guests were DR.. J. c. Blanco, min
ster OF Uruguay: Don Marcello de AL !
rear. minister OF Argentina; o. NJ. de
minister OF Brazil: NJ de
'eralta, minister of Costa Rics: Fran !
.isco Duenas. minister OF Salvador:
Enrique Dorm de Alsua. minister of Z
Ecuador; Carlos @. Candamo. minister
II Peru; Tertullien Guilbaut, minis
er OF Hayti; Senior Cana Edwards, I
harge d'affaires of Chile, and ]. Con
ales Quintanilla. charge daffaires Of '
Iexico, together with other diplo- e
mats in Paris. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Chew will c
eturn to Washington this afternoon.
they closed their house in James
own, where they passed the summer,
yesterday.
Ramon ]. Fernandez, OF Manila. !
}. l., who was in Washington for a 1
ew days. has gone to New York. '
where he is staying at the Biltmore.
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