The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04
LEE-ROEERTSON.
Beautiful Marriage at saltvilie-The Bride
"a GRANDDAUGHTER of Gov. Robertson.

SALTNILLE, VA, July ".-Specia|-
This evening, in the village church at
SaItvilIe. there occurred one OF the pet
tiest weddings that has ever taken place
in this part OF Virginia.
The salt-works valley Is far-iamed ior
its scenery, and a thick carpet OF blue
grass that covers the surrounding mus
never looked greener, nor the valley more
ideally beautiful, than while the merry
wedding bells rang out Their goideh EIcet-
ing The occasion was the IndiIldoc
of Mr.. Lorenzo NOrvell Lee or CoeDuIh,
to Miss Lizzie Holcombe robertson OF
Saltville. Mr. Francis Marshall Lee, OF
Norfolk, brother Of the groom, was pest
man. and Miss Mary Smith Kooertsoh'
sister of the bride. was maid OF hohor'
THE AITEsDASr'.
The attendants, who. with two excep-
lions. were first cousins or DrOtners anu
sisters of the contracting parties, were
as follows: Mr.. Phillip Field .Noryeli or
Roanoke and Miss Annie Campbell White
of Abingdon, Mr.. William CASTOR 'apeI-
ton of West Virginia ana MISS ha.Ic
Markham Robertson OF Abingdon NJ
Wyl dham Boiling Robertson, Jr., oil SAT-
Vile and Miss Mary Miller Lee OF Zoe
burn. MIR. Hobart Miller OF Philadelphld
ana Miss Madge Greenway hite Vi
Abingdon. Mr.. John b. Adams OF SVeDuiii
and Miss Pocahontas Trigg W mite OF
Abingdon. Mr.. Pelham Blackford oi
Abingdon and Miss Lula Harrison Miller
OF Lynchburg. ,,s
The usners were Mr.. Walter Hender-
son Robertson; Mr. John Bur snd NJ Ne
Mr.. William Miller Dabncy, anu NIL
George r.. Worden.
The marriage was impressiyely per-
formed by the Rev. John j. Lloyd, OF
Lynchburg.
THE WEDDING RING.
The marriage ring was one presented
TO her Grandmother Robertson on tne
Il W.
The bride was exquisitely so"hcl al
brocaded satin en- train. Inc ven ot
point lace was caught with spray vI
her grandmothers pearls, and al her
throat was pendant of the same Stones,
a gift Of the groom. orange bioa'oiilo
were caught In the rOsettes OF the crash
collar of her corsage. she carrlei m, al
her hand a white prayer-Doon; nc
bridesmaids dressed alternately III DIue;
white. and pink silk mulls, carrier
shower boquets OF sweet peas, wh'ch
gave a charming effect of bright color 10
their costumes. The maid OF hOhoI,
who was dressed In a very Deautllul
gown of silk gauze. win sa'iii si,ests'
fully decorated with banks or rhoHo9en
drons and daisies. and IN the soit Hsht
of the many candles which burned upon
the altar, made picture OF rare !o'eH-
ness ,,., ..,,.
renaired 10 "Buena Vista the nome or
the brides father, where reception was
rendered TO their many :riends.
The BRIDE AND Gloom
The groom is the son of Captain Frank
II Lee. formerly OF LynchburS, ana IS
manager of extensive coal mines In wise
county. He is a young gentleman ,r on
unusual ability and sterling worth. Inc
bride is the lovely daughter OF Mr.:
Wyndham d. Robertson, Of saltyllle, ana
granddaughter Of the late Governor
Vvndbam Robertson. She Is one Of the
sweetest of the many beautiful charac-
,ers that this old family has produced,
and occupies "A unique place among them
as being the first OF the girls not mar
ried AZ "The Meadows" the homestead
~ the family The number and beauty
of her presents is a great qualification
to her. and attests the fact OF her popu-
larity abroad as well as al her NOME
where she Is a great favorite
The bridal party will spend some
weeks at a series Of house parties az
"Greenfield." "The Meadows The
Highlands" and Somerset" the country
homes OF relatives Of the young people