The Washington times., 1915-06-27

Karl had In view a position with some
mining company located at Bisbee, Ari-
zona, not far from Douglas. so sup
pose now he is settled and hard at
work.
In the meantime, Mrs. Montague,
Mary's mother. had left town and IL
visiting her son, Will Montague In New
York. Later she will open her house
at Hyannisport where Mary may visit
her in the early fall.
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Tho waggaman family was promi-
nent in the large wedding party which
attended Helen Berl on her marriage
to Francis Lytton Patterson, of Mt.
Airy. Pa. which took place recently
In Wilmington. Del Christine Wag-
gaman was maid Of honor for her
cousin: little Mary Agnes willettes,
whose mother was Agnes wagganan.
was flower girl. and Marie Waggaman
a ribbon bearer; while the other at
tendants were Mrs. Milton Fenner. Of
Bethlehem. Pa. matron of honor; Lucy
Webb. Of New Haven; Athaue Hirst.
Of Germantown; Eugenia Jackson and
Katherine Curtis Fletcher. Of Whining
ton. as bridesmaids; tho brides small
sister. Quite Berl. and q little cousin.
Master Henry Duplessis Ogden.
The bride had lovely point d'Alencon
lace on her gown and veil, which had
belonged to her grandmother. Mrs.
Waggaman, and carried a large old
Vatican fan of pearl and silver inlaid.
which had also belonged to her grand
mother. The attendants wore fluffy
frocks Of fiesh-coiored net, with rosy
trimmings. and carried pink peonies.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Berl. and comes of an old
Southern family. prominent in New Or
leans in ante bellum days She Is also
connected with some Of the prominent
families Of the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land. Mr.. Patterson was born in New
Orleans. but lives In Mt Airy.
Another wedding OF interest to WASH
ington folk took place last evening at
Easton. Nd. when Dorothy Neale
Goldsborough. daugher Of Matthew
Tilghman Goldsborough. Of otwell.
was married to Frederick Rowland
Bartlett, now Of Maracaibo, Venezuela,
who Is the son of tho late Judge John
&c. Bartlett. of Talbot, and Mrs. Bart
lett. Maria Trimble. who visits In
Washington frequently as the guest Of
Francise Williams. was one Of the
bridesmaids; there were several sisters
and cousins in the party. which was q
bevy Of as pretty girls as I ever saw.
They wore quaint old-ttney costumes
of gold coiored tulle. with bodices OF
pale pink satin and had little tulle
wells, falling from coroneu of pink
| rosebuds. The brides gown was OF
georgette crepe. she wore natural
orange blossoms to hold her veil in
place and her only ornament was the
bridegroom's gift. a diamond necklace.
The ceremony took place in Christ
Church.
Numbers Of Washington folk. inciud-
Ing the Richard Goldsboroughs. Judge
and Mrs. Harry Covington. DR.. and
Mrs. Charles H. T. Lowndes. and
David Rittenhouse went down for the
wedding and attended the reception at
Otwell. on the Tired Avon. which has
been the country seat Of the Colds
borough family for two centuries. Ever
| since Nicholas Goldsborough. Of York.
England. settled on Kent Island In
1870. members OF the family have been
prominent in public affairs and have
played large part In the political. pro-
fessional. and social history of Mary
land. 4.A L.
Mr.. Bartlett comes OF an old Quaker
family. long identified with Talbot
county. He is manager Of the Car
ribean Petroleum Company in western
Venezuela, and after honeymoon
spent in the Berkshires and at Mar
tha's Vineyard. he will take his bride
to Maracaibo. where they will reside.
They viii sail on July IL
Elisabeth Elkins Oliphsnt. now Mrs.
frank Hunter. and her new husband
managed to escape the flock of young
Oliphants. who lay in wait for her armed
with rice. confetti. old shoes. and all
the paraphernala which goes to make
a brides departure for her wedding trip
first cousin to a riot. They slipped
out through a back door and started
off on their honeymoon in a machine
that was waiting at a neighbor's house,