Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-09-17
Roller-Stephenson Wedding.

; Roller-Stephenson Wedding.
The Highland Recorder has the fol
lowing account of the Roller-Stephen
son wedding, which took place on Wed
nesday, the Sth inst:
The Stephenson home, situated on
picturesG.1 emilence overlooking tn
pretty viilaaa of Monterey, was tn,
scene of 3 beautiful wedding Wednes
cay evcaa at $50 O'Clock, when Miss
j met Campbs.i Stephenson became thu
brlde II Major Charles ). Roller, Jr., O
| Foi4 defiance, We.
1 le cere .ony Yves performed by Rev
w. :. TTims :, O. Hampton, Va, for
mer p. I'll Of &c bride.
t.. h IS tie younger daughter Of
Nj. / n Luc- Is L. Stephenson
C Mo- \, ana was educated at the
N ny Bel win Seminary. She is pop
u,ar rot or,y in society circle of hel
meme TOW and coun.y, but has also a
Ia e cc.el Of fI;ends throughout Vir-
gini , and IS soei9y prominent wher-
ever Known.
Major Roller is a graduate of the Vir-
gilia Military Institute, and is asso-
! ciatc .s:ir;oi pal Of the Augusta Military
i caaefr
IA aco mt OF the illness of the
groom's neither, the ceremony was
quietly cs.ebi eted a the BRIDES home.
The colo scheme was white and yell
low, and throughout the entire house,
goideniod ard Gaiges were used in the
decorate ons.
Theie were two MAIDS of honor: Miss
Katharine Crawford Bird, of Salem,
Va, and Miss Margaret Beale Steph-
enson, CT Warm Springs, Va.
Colonel Thomas J. Roller was best
man, and Mr.. Boyd Stephenson and
DR.. William Roller were the two
groomsne1.
Tie bride wore gown Of white satin,
trimmed with duchess lace, veil of
white tulle, and carried shower
boqust O. lilies Of the valley and BRIDES
roses.
The maids OF i1oaor were gowned in
yellow crepe DE- chine, and carried
boquets Of ''shasta daisies"
The Wedding ring, concealed in the
petals OF a yellow rose, was carried by
little Miss Nancy Mcneil, of Marlin
ton, Wssg Va, dressed in white batiste
and yellow sash
The bride was the recipient of many
handsome siis.
immediately following he ceremony,
a reception was given, after which Ma
jor and Mrs. Roller LEFT il an automo-
bile for Stanton, where they embark
ed !. az ex aided bridal tour.
Wis tors from out of town present
we've: Mr.. and Mrs Stanley NJ. Hodges,
MIR. and Mrs. William A. Campbell, of
Franklin, West Va; Mr.. aud Mrs. G.
II. WISE, Newport News; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Ersi1.ne Miller, Staunton; Mr.. John
W. Stephenson, Warm Springs; Mr..
and Mrs. Sommers Mcneil, OF Marlin
ton, West Va; Dr. and Mrs. Clarence
Jones, c. s5tauntoa; Miss Mary Steph-
enson, OF Philadelphia; Mr.. Buckner
Spindle, o. Christiansburg; Mr.. Reuben
Rasland, OF Petersburg; Miss Charlotte
Stephenson, of Warm Springs; Major
w. I. Poague and Miss Mary Lewis,
Fort Defiance; Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Ravercomb, OF Covington; Miss Annie
Laurie Worthlngton, of Bel Air, Md;
Mr.. Roscoe b. Stephenson, Of Coving-
ton; Mr.. Wallace Mcfarland, of Staun-
ton; Miss Constance w. and John w.
Stephenson, Jr., O. Warm Springs; DR..
Taylor Scott Carter, OF Ball more; Miss
BeIta and Mr. G. V. Parkils, and
Mr.. Cyrus McCue OF Fort Def
ance; Mr.. n. L. Shreckhise, Of Mt.
Sidney; Dr.. and Mrs. Glasgow Arm
strong, OF Stanton; Miss Josephine
Kyle, Miss Graham Kyle and Miss
Kate Hale. O. Rodgersville, Tenn.