The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
ELEGANT WEDDING
At AMHERST \ / 6, /
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Miss Anna Rose Robertson the
Bride Of Mr.. George i.
Spraguc.
A BRILLIANT CHURCH SCENE.
finley Will Reside in Twin Falls
City, Idaho, the Home Of
the Groom.
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AMHERST, VA, October 1.-THE we'd
d,ne Of Miss Anna Rose Robertson, Of this
mace. to Mr. George r. spraguc, Of Twin
rolls. Idaho, which took place IN Ascell-
sion Episcopal Church here tonight, was
one OF the most elaborate weddings ever
seen In Amherst. The beautiful ceremony
OF the Episcopal Church was performed
BY DR.. r. j. NlcBryde, Of Lexington. Il
relative OF the bride, assisted BY Rev. A.
p, Gray. rector Of Ascension Church.
The church was lavishly decorated with
roses, chrysnnthcmums and cosmos The
bride carried Bride roses. and the BRIDES
maids were dressed In white. with pink
girdlcs. LohengrIn and Iaubenstlen's
Thou Art SO Like a Flower" were softly
played by Miss Kate Troy during the
ceremony.
At $3.50 the bride dressed in white SILK
and lace, en- tralnc. and wearing pearls,
entered on the arm OF her brother. Mr..
Archibald Robertson, who gate her away.
They were met at the altar by the groom.
with Mr.. Thomas Sprague, OF New forK'
who acted as best man. They we're mar
red with ring, according to the Epis-
copal ceremony
The bridesmaids we're Misses Jean NJ.
Robertson Miss Lucille Strobe. Miss ELIZA
Payne and Sadie Dearborn OF Atnre ~.
Ellen c.. Brown Of ArrInetor; Sue
sprnguc. OF New York; Ruth Alexander,
OF DanvilIc, and Louise Cabcll, OF Cats
Mills Miss Bessie Robertson, sister OF
the bride, was maid OF honor. The ush-
ers were Mcssrs. Frank Hopper OF Bal
timore: Thomas B. Robertson, OF East
Vile. Val Thomas NJ. Robertson, OF High
Point, n. c.; Sam Scott. Of Amherst: I.
Macon Waller, OF High Point; Lewis
Brown Of Arlington Vaa w. K. Allen,
OF Amherst, and Arthur p. Gray. OF tho
University OF Virginia. The flower girls
were Elizabeth C. Amber and Martha
Waller Robertson. who wore frocks OF
white. with pink ribbons. and carried
baskets Of white and pink flowers.
After the ceremony was over rccep-
ton was given at the home Of the brides
mother to the bridal party and the reln-
tives OF the families. The couple left on
the II O'Clock train over the Southern
Railway for an extensive trip, TO include
Boston. Canada and otycr points. From
thence they will go to their future home
In Twin Falls City. Idaho. by way OF Salt
Lake City.
The bride Is we'll known Virginia
social favorite. and Is the fourth daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Martha Robertson. OF this
place. For several. years past she has
laugh art In q female seminary In Boise,
idaho She has quito a good deal OF artis-
tic talent, and one Of her paintings, which
WAS on exhibition In the Idaho building at
the st. Louis Exposition, attracted good
deal OF notice The groom Is native
OF New York, but for number OF years
past has made his home In Idaho, He has
been very successful as a real estate
dealer, and has large real estate holdings
In the rising city OF Twin Falls, Idaho.
The out-of- town guests were Miss Lucy
Wormley. OF New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Garland. Misses Mamie Garland
{ and Louise Waller, Of Lynchburg; Mrs.
James Waller, of High Point. n. c.; Judge
and Mrs. J.. Thompson Brown. OF AIRING
ton: Mrs. +. G. Amber. OF West Virginia:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague, of New York: Miss
Sallie and Mr. Meredith Waller, of Forest
Hill. and MsstLonla Miller, OF Lynchburg.