Evening star., 1915-09-14
Mrs. Richardson Hostess at Garden
Party-Wedding Announcements.
Notes-Recent Events.

bodice composed entirely OF foSepoihl
lace mounted on tulle. a drapeTy OF the
lace adorned the skirt and pearl en-
brodery also formed part of the trim
ming.
Her tulle veil was held with ban
deau of pearls caught at either side
with tiny clusters of orange blossoms
land she carried a shower bouquet OF
lilies of the valley.
Miss Margaret JOY, the maid OF
honor, wore a lovely gown of PINK
satin. with a black velvet picture nat
faced with pink and trimmed with
pink ostrich feathers MISS frlsclila
Naecker. the little flower girl, wore
| white satin and carried a basket flled
with flowers The little train bearers
We're Misses Kathleen and Eileen
dresses. and Master Francis j. Cogan,
jr.. was the ring bearer
DR.. Eugene Jarbos of Poolesvilie
Md acted as best man, and the ushers
included ResSrs' y T Ponex =; L. fraas' a Lvons v
D. j. Leahy and DR.. ]. r. Hogan:
There were number of priests
present in the sanctuary.
| Later a breakfast was held at the
home of the brides parents and re-
ception followed from l to } O'CLOCK
Pink and white roses, ferns and palms
formed the decoration throughout the
house. Mrs. 1semann. the pride
mother. assisted in receiving, wearing
a gown of pearl gray crepe de chlne,
with a small black velvet hat.
DR. and Mrs. Cogan left later for
an extended wedding trip to Niagara
Falls, Boston and other points. the
latter wearing a tailored suit OF navy
blue serge, with a black velvet hat.
They will be at home after November
l at 500 North Capitol street
| Among the out-of-town guests here
for the wedding were the following
| relatives of the bridegroom: Mr.. and
Mrs James f. Cogan. jr, of Philadel-
phia and Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Maguire,
Mrs Helen Arthur. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
]. Cogan and Mr.. James d. Mullarhey
of New York city. Mr.. Harry Coggy
of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. John Milem
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. ieakel Of Balti-
more, and the Misses Carlson of Brook
lyn, n. Y.
Mrs Charles w. Richardson is enter
tanning at a garden party this after
noon at her country home in Chevy
Chase, in compliment to the military
surgeons of the United States, who are
meeting here in convention, and the
ladies' accompanying them.
| Mrs. William G. Gorgas and Mrs. Will
| liam c. Braisted will be the hostesses
at theater party to be given tomor-
row afternoon in honor of the ladies
accompanying the delegates.
The marriage of Miss Christine Mar
burg, daughter of Theodore Marburg.
the former American minister to Bel
tSlu!U, anu .'iIs .hdi bhi anu JDlhHeel
A. ". L. Tjarda van Starkenborgh-
Stachouwer. an attache of the Meth
erlands legation in this city. will take
}: place in Baltimore. November 16. in
!: old St PauTs Protestant Episcopal
: Church
/ Several members of the diplomatic
!: icorps will be in the wedding party and
!: the guests will include a number from
!. this city and New York Following the
!. ceremony there will be a large recep-
!. tion at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Marburg
!. America at the end of July. since which
!. time he has made his headquarters in
!. New York. making Weekend visits to
!: Mr.. and Mrs. Marburg at Upper Sara
!. nae.
!: Justice McReynolds has returned to
!. the city from Hot Springs, Va.
|: The minister from the Netherlands
:. was among the guests at diner given
J. by Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lawrence al
5. their home in San Francisco recently.
!. Capt and Mrs. William STREET Gun
!. ningham of San Angelo. Tex. are the
!: guests of their son and daughter-in-
!: law. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cunningham
!: a their home in Chevy Chase.
!: Miss Bertha Loveless is expected te
Z return about October |. after spending
:. two months with MIR. and Mrs. Newton
ASH III Ndilittii y. -
!: Mrs. Mary 7. WiIes announces the
:. marriage Of her daughter. Bessie V
:. Wiles, and Norris p. Taylor. Septem-
:. ber 6, 1915. at the cardinals s residence
! in Baltimore. Md
:: DR. and Mrs. u. Fl. Riggs have re-
Z turned from Eagles Mere, Pa, where
!. they spent the summer
!. Miss Abra Bernice Robinson. TIE Ettle
:. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r. Thoma:
!. Robinson, has been the guest of Mr.
+ and Mrs Charleton Howe in Philadel-
: phia Later She visited Atlantic city
|: before returning to her home
!. Dr. and Mrs. darcy Magee and family
!: will close their summer home and re.
J. turn to Washington tomorrow.
!. Miss Marcia Rassett of 1425 Allison
:. street entertained at luncheon o1
= twelve covers Friday in honor of hel
: house guest Miss Mildred Andrews ot
- Al1eEan, Mich.
= Miss Mary C. Ruehne of Michigan
| avenue and Miss Marie Frances Bren.
! nan of u stSeet have gone to New York
| city where they will visit friends foi
| an indefinite stay.
Mrs Tom A. Williams. who has re.
turned from Massachusetts. where she
spent the summer, has been joined by
II DR.. Williams and their son, who have
/ been visiting in the Cstskills since
4 leaving the seashore.
!! Miss Dorothy Copenhaver. daughter
of Mr.. and MIRA Henry f. Copenhaver
i has returned to Vassar College for he1
II junior year. She is returning early
L this year as she has been selected tc
serve on the reception committee.
III Constantin Mavroudi Effendi. second
| secretary of the Turkish embassy, and
Il Mr.. r.. Algara. formerly attached to the
III Mexican legation. who have been Wis
i ting the Austrian ambassador and
| Nine. Dumba at Lenox. left for New
4 York yesterday.
MI Miss Helen Cannon and her niece
N Miss Virginia lie Sueur. who spent the
II late summer in the White mountains
ri left yesterday en- route to this city.
wi Mrs. j. r. Tucker, wife of Judge J.