The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-19
TO RECEIVE
At ANNAPOLIS TODAY
Many Washington Society Folk
viii Attend Function for
Newly Married Couple.

Washington society folk will be we'll
represented this afternoon at the pecep-
ton the superintendent OF the Naval
Academy. Rear Admiral Edward w.
Eberie. and Mrs. Eberle are giving at
the superintendent house. Anna polls.
In compliment to their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Paymaster and Mrs, Edward
Randolph Eberle. The marriage Of
Paymaster Ebcrle and Miss Mildred
Brown North, OF Providence. r. l.. took
place last Saturday in Providence.
Paymaster ana Mrs. Eberle will stand
with the host and hostess to receive
congratulations and good wishes OF the
guests, and Paymaster Eberle's grand
mother. Mrs. Randolph Harrison. OF
Washington, will be in the receiving
line. The bride will wear her wedding
gown, an, exquisite costume OF heavy
ivory duchess satin. yelled In tulle and
trimmed with silver macramc lace. the
gown Is fashioned with an empire bod
Ice and a court train headed by ruff
OF silver lace. She will wear rope OF
seed pearls the wedding gift OF the
bridegroom. Mrs. Eberle. the hostess.
will wear the gown designed for her
sons wedding. 1t js a Cabot model of
blue and made with a cape and sleeves
OF dull gold lace embroidered In shades
Of blue.
Will Be At Tea Table.
Mrs. John Harrison Knapp and Mrs.
Harrison Glennon, both Of Washington.
will do the honors at the tea taole.
Mrs. Glennon's husband. Lieutenant
Glennon. u. 8. NJ. is the son of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. James II. Glennon
and Paymaster Eberle's kinsman. Pay
master Knapp Is a cousin OF the BRIDE
groom and Paymaster Eberle was best
man at his marriage to Miss MAITLAND
Marshall.
Mrs. Eberle will be assisted by sew
eral women of the navy contingent In
Annapolis and among the guests from
Washington will be Admiral Glennon.
commandant of the Washington Navy
Yard. and Mrs. Glennon; their daughter
Mrs Archer Cross and Mrs. John D.
, Knapp. sister of the hostess.
The receiving party will stand under
latticed canopy Of smilax starred
| with pink roses and quantities OF pains
and pink roses will be used throughou'
the drawing rooms. In the dining
room the decorations will be IN shades
! OF pink and the tea table Will nave az
| centerpiece a tall silver vase rliec
with shaggy pink dahlias. venetian
| glass vases containing pink roses ano
mink shaded tapers Will complete tht
/ ensemble.
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Leupps Soon to Return.
| Mr. and Mrs. Francis +. Leupp and
Miss Ethel Leupp have closed their cot
tage at Tyringham. Mass. where the,
passed the summer. and have gone &c
New York. where they Will remain
about ten days before returning to theii
home in this city.
| Mrs. F.. II. G. Slater, who passed the
summer in Newport Is now at the Ritz
Carlton, in New York, where she vii
| remain indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs Gibson Fahnestock anc
| Miss Margaret Fahnestock, who passeS
the season at their villa In Newport
left there on October L. for New York
Mr., Fahnestock will remain in New
York for several weeks, but Mrs. Fame
stock and Miss Fahnestock will com'
to Washington at the end OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fahnestock will presen
Miss Fahnestock to society on the after
noon of December at a large reception
at their home in Massachusetts avenue
followed later in the evening by din
rer and dance. A number or other bril-
liant entertainments will he given Il
compliment to Miss Fahnestock durinI
the season.