Evening star., 1948-06-22

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and signor Soro probably will joir
his wife in the late summer and &C.
company her back to washington.
Signora Brambilla, known famil.
iarly and .affectionately as Donna
Julia, who has been In Italy since
the spring, sailed the middle Of last
week and is expected to arrive Sun.
day in New York. She will not come
down to Washington but will 60 At
once to Hamilton by -the-Sea, Mass.
to join her brother, Mr.. George Won
L. Meyer, for the remainder of the
summer. While In italy she had q
special audience with the Pope who
received her in his library.
Also from italy has come less
happy news, that of the death OF
Princess Ruspoli, niece Of Mr.. Mason
Terry of Washington and grand
daughter of the late Admiral and
Mrs. Silas w. Terry, long prominent
in Capital society as well as in Navy
circles. The princess mother, the
former Eleanor Terry, was a very
popular debutante in Washington
and was married to Admiral Filippt
Camperio, when he was naval at
tache of the Italian Embassy ir
Washington. Princess Ruspoli wa.
a native of the District Of Columbie
and was married in Rome two years
ago to Prince Carlos Ruspoli, wht
died last year. Their small son
born in New York, Is In Rome with
his mothers two brothers and sister
The retiring Military Attache o1
the Chilean Embassy and Seniors
de Contreras have issued invitations
for cocktails Friday from 9 to &
O'Clock at the Carlton. Gen. and
Sonora de Contreras will 60 to New
York July S and sail July is aboard
the Santa Isabel for their homeland
The hosts will have receiving with
them Friday the new Military
Attache and Sonora de Fernandez
who with their three daughters al
ready are getting settled in house
in Cleveland Park. Oldest OF the
three young people in their family
Is Senorita Amanda Fernandez of
debutante age. Members OF the
Embassy are entertaining the retire
ing attache and his wife at series
of small and informal fetes before
they leave.
Cards also are in the mail from
the First Secretary of the Austria
liam Embassy and Mrs. Ralph l.
Harry for cocktails, July 2, from {
to 8 o'clock. The party is farewell.
to the very popular Attache of the
Embassy and Mrs. j. G. Bridges
who will leave shortly for the
formers new post with the High
Commission in London. Mr. ano
Mrs. Bridges departure will be
deeply regretted by their wide circle
of friends here, but they will return
to an equally large number OF
friends in the British Capital, where
they lived for 10 years during q
previous assignment Of Mr.. Bridges
Miss Dorothy Stirling, sister OF
the Australian Minister, Mr.. Alfred
Stirling. will be hostess at tea, July
5, entertaining a group of ladies on
behalf of the Ambassador and Mrs
Norman j. o. Maxim, who are out
Of town.
Another series Of early summer
parties are planned by the former
United States Ambassador to the
Argentine and Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss. They are saying au revoir
til autumn to many of their friends
whose summer travels will begin in
the next fortnight. Mr.. and Mrs
Bliss will entertain at dinner this
evening in their charming George
town home, will have another group
of guests at dinner with them Thurs
day with still another party planned
for June 20. Their own plans for
the hot months are not completed