The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-20
PATTERSON ROBERTSON WEDDING
Home Coming of the Bride and Groom
and a Delightful Reception.

On Wednesday evening, June
6 n, occurred the marriage OF
NJ iss Bessie Robertson, daugh er
OF the late Colonel and Mrs. VII
liam Robertson, to Mr. j. Camp
bell Patterson, son of Hon. aud
Mrs. D. II. Patterson, OF Webster
Mills, This happy event took
place at "The Cedars" the coun'
try home of Mrs. William G. Reid
near Irviugton, Mrs. Reid being
a cousin of the bride. Rev. Pere-
grine Wroth, rector of the church
of the Messiah, officlated.
The bride who is o sisterln-law
of DR.. w. F.. Sappington, wore
gown of white net and Mechlln
lace with a veil of tulle and car
ried bouquet of white sweet
peas. She was attended by Miss
Reba Knight as maid of honor.
Mr.. Robert Gordon, of Waynes-
boro, acted as best man; Miss
Katherine B. Robertson and Mrs.
Julia Reid, sister and cousin Of
the bride, respectively, served as
ribbon girls.
On Friday night last a recep-
ton was gwen to the young couple
who had just returned from a
honeymoon at Atlantic City and
Philadelphia at the home of the
groom S parents at Webster Mills,
and more than one hundred guests
extended glad welcome aud hap
py congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson who, will make
their future home there.
The bride, who, as a winsome
little maiden, had figured as one
of our popular sumner girls
and had won the hearts of her ac'
oualntances here by her many
graces of figure and manner, viii
no doubt be valuable addition tt
the young matrons of the socla
set. The groom, who Is the jun
| ior mem ber of the firm merchan
dizing as D. Fl, Patterson u Son
is wellknown andpo through
out the county.
Many guests from distant
points were present at the recep
: ton: Miss Anna Johnston, Of
Los Angeles, CAL, DR.. /. S. Garth
7 waite and Charles Duffy, of Den
, yer, Col, Mrs Brotherton, Mrs
Ersklne Carson and Mrs. Nelson
) Sapplngton, of BALTIMORE, were
D some of the Sc who were welcomed
2 by the county families after ab
sences of greater or less periods
= Many beautiful contributions
. in cut glass, silver, CHINA, linen
/ and bric.a. brac were on eXhibi
ton and gave evidence Of the pop
d ularity of the young couple.
/ The refreshments were abun
dant and delicious, and we're ac
J. companied with flavor of OLE
time hospitality.
:, The serenade by the "calathum
O plans" was something TO b.
$ heard, to be appreciated. A
least one hundred musicians wer
e present, representing ever,
+, known noise and dlscordan
n sound. No tom tom of India, o
drum OF darkest Africa was eve
l. sounded with greater energy o
L. fiercer frenzy than the COW bells
fiddles and raitles of these goo
q, honest country boys, who wit
e the best motives took this name
a. welcome to the bride and groom
Our kindest welcome to tn
Of bride is offered from the county
n and to the groom our hearties
d, congratulations are extended i
e, having won so fair prize.
,o BOWMAN-ROBINSON.
1r Mr.. Fred Bowman, of Burr
>. Cabins, and Miss Ellen Robinson
II. of Shade Gap, Pa, were Marie
on June IA, 1906, by Rev. j. n
8. Whlteman, of Mifliintown. M
or Bowman is one of Fulton county
he bright and intelligent young me
~. and Miss Robinson is one