The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-09-22
ROBBINS-B ARRON
WEDDING

throughout Southwest Virginia
took place Thursday afternoon.
September 10th at six O'Clock
ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert p. Barron on their spa
cious lawn, when their dauvh-
ter, Margaret Virginia, became
the bride of Mr.. Curtis Rob-
bins, of Toledo, Ohio. The i'm
pressive ring ceremony of the
Methodist church WAS used bv
the BRIDES pastor. Rev. G. w.
Dean, of the Gap.
An improvised altar was
erected on the lawn, under n
largo arch covered with yellow
crepe paper and twined with
golden rod aud honeysuckle.
An isle to the altar was formed
by six yellow pedestaIs twined
with honeysucklo vines and
holding lovely gold and green
French baskets filled with gol.
den rod. Yellow and white was
the color scheme.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs.
III. l.. Lane, who was formerly
Miss Mary Barron, dressed in
yellow organdie and holding q
large arm bouquet of yellow
and white chrysanthemums
sang very sweetly, 81 Love You
Truly" followed by cat Dawn
ing" She was accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. Proctor
Brown, who wore n lovely frock
of black lace and corsago of
pink and white rosebuds.
Promptly ut six o'clock to the
familiar strains of Lohengrin's
bridal chorus, eight little flow
er girls namely, Janet Gilmer,
Sue Wampler, Margaret Kelly,
Nell Wanpier, Margaret Bak-
er, Mildred Barron, Lucille Tay-
lor and Nell Lyle, attractively
dressed in white organdie and
wearing yellow sashes and yell
low hair ribbons and carrying
large lunches of golden rod,
marched slowly from the parlor
out on the lawn and formed IAN
aisle for the bridal party which
then entered as follows:
First, Miss Janet Bailey, as
first BRIDES maid, dressed in n
dainty frock of yellow organdie
and a large yellow organdie
picture hat and carrying n
beautiful bouquet of sunburst
roses and maidenhuir fern tied
with II fluffy bow of white and
golden tulle, marched out with
Mr.. Fred Troy. Then came
Miss Elizabeth Sprinkle taste
fully dressed in white georgette,
and IL, white tulle picture hat
with yellow accessories and
carrying u bouquet of yellow
and white rose buds combined
with maidenhair fern, with Mr..
Gale Barron. They were fol.
lowed by the maid of honor,
Miss Ruth Barron, the BRIDES
sister. She was beautifully
dressed i'll white organdie with
yellow accessories and u white
tulle hat and carried u bouquet
of yellow and white rosebuds,
tied with q large bow of yellow
and white tulle. Then came
the groom with his brother,
Mr.. Clarence Robbins, as best
man, who took their stand at
the altar and awaited the arri.
val of the bride, who was pre-
coded by two small flow girls,
Little Henrietta Lane and Little
Mary Belle Wright dressed in
beautiful rufiled white organdie
dresses with broad'yellow sash
es, st.ewing rose petals in her
path from small baskets.
The bride came next, with
her father, who gave her in
marriage. The bride, who is u
very attractive young lady, was
& vision of loveliness in her
girlish frock of white georgette
crepe over white satin and car
rying large shower bouquet
of BRIDES roses and lilies OF
the valley. She wore long
tulle veil which covered her
head in cap fashion and was
caught on tho sides with sprays
of orange blossoms. Her only,
4 l. L.