The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-06
CELEBRATE THE QUARTER
CENTURY OF THEIR
Welded LIFE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen j. Kubel were
| hosts al large reception in their home,
1000 East Capitol street, last evening in
celebration of the twenty-hfth annivers-
airy of their wedding.
Palms and clusters of American
Beauty roses adorned the parlors and
reception hall. IN the dining room large
bowls Of pink carnations and ferns and
pink-shaded candelabra were used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kubel were assisted in
receiving their guests by their son and
daughter, Herbert O. Kubel and Miss
Florence KubeL Miss Imogene Burdick
and Miss Eugenia Ridgiey presided at
the punch bowl
Hortop-de Aspiroz
A wedding of interest to Washington
society took place at 10 o'clock this
morning in the City of Mexico at the
private chapel of the archbishop Of
Mexico, when Miss Belem de Aspiroz
daughter of the late Mexican ambassa-
dor. became the bride of Philip Fred-
erick Hortop, Of England.
Only a small company of relatives at
tended the ceremony for which no in
vitations were issued on account of the
illness of the brides mother and mourn
ing In Mr.. Hortop's family
The bride, who completed her eduea-
ton in Washington during her fathers
residence here as dean Of the Diplo-
matte Corps, made her debut IN the en-
bassy on 7 street a few years ago, and
has hosts of friends in the Capital. Mr.
Hortop IS a prominent banker OF the
City Of Mexico.
After short sojourn in the noun
tains, he and his bride will take pos
session OF their new home which awaits
them In Mexico
Mrs. Richard Ely has closed her n
street residence and IS spending sew
eral weeks at Green's Inn. Narragan-
sett Pier.
Rear Admiral Rob3ey y. Evans. Z. S.
n. retired. and Mrs. E. ans. who Aave
beeen visiting their son ana daughter
in-Iaw. Lieutenant and Mrs. Evans. at
Newport, will so 70 Bar Harbor to-
morrow, where they viii be guests of
tEeir son-in-law and daughter. Com
mander and Mrs. Charles c. Marsh. u.
5. n.
ON Automobile Tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman nm and
DR.. and Mrs John c. Simpson left
Washington yesterday for a months
motor tour through Maryland. PennsyI-
vania. and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page.
accompanied by their son-in-iav and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs AIgernOn Burn
ably. OF England, viii spend the rest OF
the summer at Bar Rarbor. Me-. ~ rTT-
ing there in few days.
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Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, who have been guests OF the
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Meyer
on a short cruise on the Dolphin, from
New York to the Meyer home at Ham
iHon, Mess. are now at Beverly, Mass,
for a sEort visit TO Mrs. Longw0rth, ST.,
at the Eaters summer home there.
Taey expect TO return TO Washington
for a short stay before going 10 their
home in Cincinnati.
Miss Edith NJ Young. who spent the
last six months in the northern part OF
New York State, will return TO Wash
ington Thursday
Mrs William Belden Noble. accom- |
pa MED by neT daughter, Miss Yulee |
Noble, left Washington yesterday for |
their camp on Lake Champaign, where !
they will spend some time before going |
10 Bar Harbor for the remainder OF the |
season.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur 3. Shelton, OF
Washington, are spending some time
in Atlantic City, guests at Haddon Hall |
Leave for Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. Reid Hunt viii sail Sat
urdav on the St Paul for Northamp-