The Archive · 1935

A Peiping Wedding Described

Goldsborough-Cottman Rites At American Embassy By Eucms The spacious drawing-room of the American Embassy in Peiping, the home of. E. the American Ambassador and Mrs, Nelson Trusler Johnson, was the scene of the very distinguished wedding of Mr. Brice Goldsborough and Mise Mary Clare Cottman which took place on Wednesday afternoon, September, 25.

More than ordinary interest was shown in the marriage because both the bride and groom come of very well-known and prominent Maryland. families. Mr. Goldsborough. who is attached to the American Embassy, the son of the Hon. Phillips Lee Goldsborough, former Governor of Maryland and afterwards a United States Senator, while Miss Cottman is the daughter of the late Mr, Lewis, Warrington Cottman and of Mrs, Cottman (nee Mary Clare Howard of Washington, D.C.) of Baltimore, Hartung's, Petping Mr. and Mrs. Brice Goldsborough, the former Miss Mary Clare Cottma 1m, the drawing room of the Americ honeymoon in Japan.

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