The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-14
TWO OUT-OF-TOWN
WEDDINGS INTEREST.
SOCIETY FOLK HERE
Dr.. Charles Paul Hubscher, SEQ
rotary Of Swiss Legation,
WEEDS Miss Schoepf.
CEREMONY IN CINCINNATI


Two weddings of unusual interest |
20 Washington will take place this
afternoon. The marriage of DR.. |
Charles Paul Hubscher, secretary of |
the legation of Switzerland, and Miss !
Elisabeth Schoepf. daughter Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. w. Kesley Schoepf, will be
soiemnized in Cincinnati. and In Prov
idence, r. l. Miss Mildred Brown
North will become the bride OF Pay
master Edward Randolph Eberle, u.
3. N, son Of the superintendent Of
the Naval Academy and Mrs. Eberle.
The Episcopal Cathedral OF st. Paul.
in Cincinnati, will be the scene of
the marriage of DR.. Hubscher and
Miss schoepf, and the Right Rev. AL
fred Harding. bishop of Washington,
will officiate. Miss Louise wildly. of
Miss Schoepf; Count Raoul d'Adhe-
mar. OF washington, will be best
man, and Ralph Snowden Hill, of
washington, will be one of the ush-
ers.
To Wear Alpine Blossoms.
The bride. who will be given in mar
rage by her father, will wear a beauti-
full gown of white satin. tulle and lace.
but instead. OF the conventional orange
blossoms sprays OF edelweiss will be
used to hold her veil In place.. The al
pine blossoms were sent from Switzer-
land by DR.. Hubschers sister. who was
unable to attend the wedding.
The marriage will be followed by q re-
ception at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Schoepf The festivities planned in
honor Of DR.. Hubscher and his bride
We're curtailed owing to warttne con-
dftions. but several Interesting dinners
were given this week in honor OF Mthe.
Ritter, wife of the minister of Switzer-
land. who went to Cincinnati to attend
the wedding and who is the gest of Mr..
DR.. Hubscher and his bride are ex-
Ser !. 70 "'' IN washington woven"
Eberle- North.
Miss Mildred Brown North. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. North. and
Paymaster Edward w. Eberle will be
married this afternoon in st. Stephens
Church. Providence. r. I. A reception
viii follow at the brides home.
Miss Mittie Arnold. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward e. Arnold. will
be bridesmaid, and the flower girls will
be little cousins OF the bride. Marion
Mrs. Harvey A. Baker. and Virginia
Erling C. Ostby.
Mr.; Eberle viii have as best man
The ushers will be Lieut.. Richard E.
Dyed. Of the Rhode Island Naval
militia Assistant Naval Constructor
Garland Fulton. U: s: N. Lieut.: Scion
sign. Allan W. Ashbrook. and Lieut.
William s. Eberle. all Of the navy.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Eberle. who
went to Providence several days ago.
Tingiey Wall. Admiral and Mrs. Eberle
have sent out invitations for a reception
at the COMMANDMENTS House. Annapolis,
on the Afternoon Of November 10. In
honor OF Paymaster Eberie and his
Admiral and Mrs. Eberle will enter
tain a house party on this occasion.
when they will have as their guests,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. James H. Glen
non, their daughter, Mrs Matthew A.
Cross. who is visiting them at the Wash
ington navy yard Mrs. John j. Knapp
and her mother. Mrs. Harrison. and
Knapp. They are all related to. Admiral
and Mrs. Eberle. and are invited to
meet their new kinswoman.
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Go to Fort Monroe.
Major and Mrs William Mitchell, u
8. A.: accompanied by Major and Mrs
Benjamin d. Foulois, U. s. A; Capt
T. Dewitt Milling. u. g. A.. and Lieut.
John e. Iseman, u. 8. N, left town last
evening to spend the weekend at Fort
Monroe
Lieut.. Iseman. who has been on duty
In Washington for the past two years
will Join his ship, the y. s. 8. Hancock
next week. The Hancock has beer
detailed ito duty In Haitian waters.
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Mrs Caldwell Hacker, of New York
formerly of Washington, will arrive II
town October q for visit to Mis-!
Natalie briggs at the Highlands.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller has as heI
guests her father and mother. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Leroy F. Patterson, of Georgia
Her sister, Mrs. Philip r. Clancy, q
Niagara Falls. IL also visiting her.
Or. and Mrs. Stephen o. Richey, VIII
spent the summer at their cottage a
Narragansett Pier, have returned L
washington and opened their residence
In I street.
The Rev. and Mrs George W. Va,
Fossen entertained at a dance las
evening In compliment to their daugh