Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01

Schenectady. Mrs. Thomas w. Cooke OF
Dayton. Ohio. and Mrs. Clay Anderson OF
Media, Pa.
Mr.. Howard is son of the late Mr..
Frank L. Howard. He graduated from
Yale in the class OF 1873. and is captain
of the crack cavalry troop OF Connecti-
cut.
The marriage Of Thomas Riggs. jr.. of
Washington. and Miss Renee Coudert.
younger daughter of Mrs. Frederic X.
Coudert and OF Mr.. Coudert. took place
very quietly yesterday at the residence
of the brides mother, 3s3 Park avenue.
New York city.
drawing room. which was decorated In
apple blossoms and spring flowers. be-
fore an altar improvised I'm bower OF
white and green. Mgr Lavelie of ST.
Patrick's Cathedral officiated.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her brother, Frederic +. Coudert. Jr..
wore trailing robe of white satin yelled
with Venetian point and a tulle veil held
with orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
OF gardenias and lilies OF the valley. She
mother. with a diamond and sapphire
pendant. gift from her cousin. Mrs.
Dawson. and 4 sapphire and diamond
brooch. the gift Of the bridegroom She
had 10 attendants.
NJ Riggs best man was Micajah w
Pope of Baltimore. There were four
usheTs. Harry and Frank Riggs OF Bal
tmore. Clifford Rosengarten of Philadel-
phia and Walter Tuckermap OF Wash
ington.
After the honeymoon trip AR. and Mrs.
Riggs will come to this city TO live I'M
I'll they go to Alaska for the summer.
Mrs. Thomas Armat entertained at a
pretty luncheon today in compliment TO
Mrs. Redfield. wife Of the Secretary of
Commerce. The other guests were Mrs.
FRANKLIN X. Lane, Mrs. Charles r. Stokes.
Mrs. William Marshall, Mrs. William
!'angfitt, Mrs. J. J. Knapp and Miss
Armat.
Mr.. William P. Emo has sent out in
vltations for meet at the Riding and
Hunt Club for ride through Rock
creek Park Sunday morning. May 4, at
1880. On the return lunch will be served
at the club for the riders
delphia Will be here tomorrow to attend
the horse show. She will spend a week
as the guest of her grandmother. Mrs
Stephen B. Elkins
Mrs Steven B. Ayres will be honored
at testimonial tea tomorrow at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood,
when committee Of which Mrs Matthew
I. Scott, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood,
Mrs. Martin A: knapp, Mrs. Charles G..
McChord, Mrs. Walter W. Wick, Mrs. F.
II. Clopton-Snitb and other personal
friend are members, will present her with
a gift as an appreciation Of her efforts
along many lines during her residence in
this city.
The Fort Myer hops OF May 3 and Ia
have been Cancelled.
Two interesting visitors yesterday max
Ing the cabinet calls We're the Princess
Kalanianole, wife Of the delegate from
Hawaii. and Mrs. Bertram Rivenburgh.
also of Honolulu.
The Princess Kawamanakoa of Hawaii.
who is in New York now on a visit.
spent last Sunday In this city, and was
the guest Of Mrs. William Haywood al
luncheon at the Chevy Chase Club. Mrs.
Haywood has recently returned from a
visit to Honolulu.
Mrs. Hussey, wife of Commando
Charles l.. Hussey Of Washington and
Newport, r. l.. is in New York, where
she expects to spend several days.
Mrs. John NJ. Culp entertained at. a
bridge, followed by tea, yesterday, in
compliment to Mrs. Emmett Perry of
Texas. The tea table and rooms were
decorated with dogwood and iris Mrs.
Perry, who was formerly Miss Hally
Bryan Of Washington, is visiting Mrs.
Edward Parker. Mrs. Culp will sail Tues
day next from New York for Jackson
vllie,, Fla, accompanied by Mrs. and
Miss Lemly. Mrs. Graham Miller of New
York and Mrs. Percy Hickling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Atherton enter
tanned at a small musical yesterday.
when the Misses Fuller Of England, gave
program of English, Irish and Scotch
songs. At the tea Mrs. Hunt Slater and
Mrs. Dimock Hutchinson were at the
table.
Mrs. Addison 7. Smith, wife of Repre-
sentative Smith of Idaho is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Calista Fairchild, Pelham
Mrs. Etha Patterson Giffin entertained
twelve couples last evening at a turkey
trotting party in the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller's, in Chevy Chase
Mrs. John Motion Hudgins. widow OF
Lieut.. Hudgins. q. S. N, who was killed
in a turret explosion on the United
States battleship Kearsarge, was mar
ried at IL o'clock yesterday morning in
st. Thomas Church to Lieut.. Command
er Horace Greeley Macfarland, U. S. n.
(retired). both Of this city. Only half a
dozen relatives were present at the cere-
mony. They included the BRIDES moth
er, Mrs. Francois Berger Moran: Jack
Hudgins, the little son Of the bride. and
the bridegroom's brother, Henry B. r.
Mcfarland. who was best man. The
couple, accompanied by Mrs. Moran and
Jack" will sail for Europe on the Oiym-
pic Saturday. to spend the summer in
motoring through the Austrian Tyrol
They will go to Paris, Aix-les-Bains and
Baden-Baden. On their return to this
country in the fall they will make their
home in Mrs. Moran's house, Sheridan
drcle. this city, which for the last
two seasons has been leased to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hays Hammond
The bride Of yesterday is a grand
daughter of the late John Moran of New
York and daughter OF the late Francois
Berger Moran. Her sisters are Mrs. NAL
colin McConihe and Mrs. Duncan Nc
Kim.
Lieut.. Commander Macfarland was a
shipmate Of Lieut.. Hudgins, and 1t be-
came his duty to break to the latter's
wife the news Of her husbands death.
Mr.. Charles Henry Butler was host at a
brilliant reception last night at his resi-
dence. on street. in honor of Mr. Frank
Kellogg Of st. Paul, president OF the
American Bar Association. who is spend
ing few days in this city.
MARRIED.
BURGESS-BOWDEN. On Aprfl I6 1914 NJ