The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
MARY EGGERT
 IS BRIDE OF
 MR. ROBERTSON
Son of Juneau Attorney Marries in Seaffle-live
 in Washington, D. |.

Mary Isabel Eggert ana Duiioaii Robertson were united in marriage ,n the night of September 6, in Seattle. The following account of the affair appeared in the Seattle Daily Times of September ':
 The home of MT and Mrs. Joseph g. Eggert was the scene of the marriage last evening of thelr daughter, Mary Isabel, and MT. Duncan Robertson, son of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott Robertson of Juneau, Alaska.
 The 8 o'clock ceremony, attended only by relatives, was read by the Rev. Ralph V. Conard in front of the fireplace, banked with greens and white flowers and flarlked by burning tapers.
 Given in marriage by her father, the lovely blond bride wore cream satin gown made with shirred bodice, heart-shaped neckline and short shirred sleeves. She wore white gloves The skirt extended into a train and her full fingertip veil was held into a shirred net halo with a wreath of orange bios sons across the back. She carried a bouquet of white orchids, Steph- anotis and bouvardia.
 The brides three attendants, her twin sister. Miss Elizabeth Eggert, as maid of honor, and the Misses Aenfd Rogers and Carol Robertson of Juneau, sister of the bridegroom, bridesmaids, were gowned alike in emerald green velcet frocks, made basque style. and wore long white gloves reaching up to the short cleeves. They wore white flowers in their hair and carried formal round bouquets of white pompon dahlias, white larkspur and white cornflowers.
 MT. Dewey Donnell of Findley, Ohio, was best man and ushers were the Messers, Harry c. Buck, Richard Riddell and Kenneth Part low.
 Reception Held
 The bridal party received at g o'clock in the Broadmoor Golf Club, where friends of the couple ex- tended them their best wishes as they stood in front of the fireplace in the lounge. Pastel-ti tinted gladi- olus and diahlias decorated the room. Mrs. Eggert, mother of the bride, greeted guests in sapphire blue crepe gown, and Mrs. Robert son, who with MT. Robertson came for the wedding. was in gold lame. Both mothers wore orchids.
 The supper table was centered with the brides tiered cake and at either end were silver candle hold CTS bearing green tapeTs.
 Pourers were Mesdames c. F. Eggert, Sr., N M. Carmen, Jerry Eggert, c. F. Bishop, Carl Eggert and Henry Eggert.
 Mrs. Henry A. Pratt and Mrs. c. Kirk Hillman were in charge of the dining room and assistants were the Mesdames Gordon ZWiebel, Graham B. Wills, John Wilton, the Misses Betty Arnold, Virginia Platt, Patsy Gray, Betty Lou Cof- fey, Helene Snow, Margaret Sam uels, Mary Buel Stewart, Eleanor Sheehan, Diane Dickinson, Betty Bishop and Gertrude Wood.
 Those asked to cut the brides cake were Miss Anna Grant Dall, Mrs. Clarence F. Klopfenstein, Jrr Mrs. Harold McDonald and Miss Betty Poison. Mrs. John Clapp, Mrs. w. G. Rogers, Mrs. John Wills and Miss Anne Oswald cut the bridegrooms cake and the Misses Mary Annette and Frances Eggert wer in charge of the guestbook.
 Capital To Be Home
 The couple left on a short we'd ding trip in the Northwest. They will return to Seattle before leav- ing for Washington, D. C., to make their nome, where their address will be 2145 California Ave. N. w. For travelling the bride wore green costume suit, brown felt hat, brown accessories, brown mink coat and orchids.
 The bride attended HoImby Junior College. Beverly Hills, Calif., md was graduated from the Uni versity of Washington, where she $ member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority She is a member of the Seattle Tennis Club.
 MT. Robertson, who is completing his final year of medical school at George Washington University, is a graduate of Stanford University. He IS member of Phi Kappa Psi, social fraternity, and of Alpha Kappa Kappa, medical fraternity. His grandmother, Mrs. Jessie Fl Robertson, came from Missouri Val ley, Iowa, for the wedding cere-