The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-22
hC-ROBERTS-- SPINDLE.

/ One of the prettiest weddings ever
seen in Lancaster occurred at the Chris
, tian church last Tuesday evening at
$50 O'Clock when the marriage of Miss
Lefty Ma McRoberts to Mr.. Richard
Buckner Spindle, Jr. of Norfolk, Va,
was solemnized. Immediately before
/ the ceremony delightful musical pro-
gram was rendered, the selections
being rs follows:
An Den Friihing- Grleg- Lena
Phillips, Nicholasvi!le.
Beloved 1t Is Morn-Aylward, Miss
Katherine Mitchell. Bowling Green.
Liebestraum-Liszt.- Miss Phillips.
/ Loves Coronation-Mis Mitchell.
Berceuse from "JoceiyT GODDARD
Miss Mitchell,
Because ID Hardeiot Miss Mitchell,
Violin Obligata- Hiss Leila Mckee,
Richmond.
The artists showed rare talent and
exquisite skill! and tnis delightful must
cal program was thoroughly enjoyed by
a music loving people.
The bridal party entered the church
to the strains of Mendeissohns wedding
march. First came the ushers, Messers
Clay Kaufman, Lewis Gill, Harry
Ware and John McR0berts Of Lancas-
ter, Ware McRoberts % Atlanta. Ga,
and George AcROberts, Of Danville,
Ky. Directly following them came the
bridesmaids, Misses Betsy Ware OF
Hopkinsville, Ky. gowned in pink
shilfon and silver lace, Katherine
Spindle OF Christiansburg, Va. wear
ing pink crepe de chene and lace. Helen
GIL of Lancaster in d gown of green
chiffon and Margaret Munson of Medina,
). \. in ? costume OF pale green meter
faii.e combined with white oriental
lace. next came the maid of honor,
Miss Ann Cleghorn OF Summerville.
Ga, wearing white chiffon and rose
point lace, and behind her Mrs. George
Fort of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, as matron
OF honor. in Il gown of white duchess
SATIN combined with rose point and
seed pearls. The entire bridal party
carried pink Killarney roses.
Tie little flower girl, EfIie Cancer,
scattered rose leaves in the path of the
bride and Master Saufley Hughes Jr.,
bore the ring IL the heart Of a pink
rose. Next came the bride accompani,
=. ed by her fatker Mr.. Robert Elkin NC,
: Roberts. She Wore an exquisite gown
2 of Fenitian point mounted on duchess
5 satin, en-trGine, with tUile veil caught
t with pearls and orange blossoms. She
= carried white satin prayer book.
which her mother used On ner wedding
; day, from the leaves Of which fell |,
5 shower OF valley lilies.
Mr. Powell Glass of Lynchburg, Va.
! acted as best man. The Rev. Mr.
j finder performed the ceremony using
2 the Episcopal service. The church wa:
artisticaily decorated with ferns anC
southern smilax, and Tennysons dream
of fair women was indeed realized a.
the bridal party formed in front of the
e green back ground.
I Mrs. McRoberts, the mother of the
e bride, wore lavender moire silk with
lace, Mrs. Spindle, mother CT tn,
e groom. wore real Spanish lace owe
white Satin. Mrs. Alan Giles Burrov
of Norfolk, Va. wore an importet
e gown of blue chiffon Cloth combined
h with white satin and seed pearl trim
e ming.
: The bride is one of Lancaster's mos
> charming and loved Young women. Sh,
It graduated from Randolf- Macon Won
/ ans College in 1910 and is prominen
II member of the Chi Omega fraternity
o Her charms and rare qualities of char
e acter have made her favorite with al
r who know her and her musical ant
d literary talents will be greatly missed
e in the circle where she so freely gavs