Thus the command for silence. Indeed, it wasn't even a command for all the churches of Paul's day. It was a dictum to a single church for a single incident. Because of what scripture says about women elsewhere. For instance, in Acts 31.8-9 we meet Philip the evangelist with his four daughters each of whom had the gift of prophesy.
More evidence is found in the order of names.
In Greek rhetoric, order is important and names are often listed in order of importance. In Acts 18.26, Romans 16.3, and 2 Timothy 4.19 we read of Priscilla and Aquila who worked with Paul in his ministry. It is likely the church of Ephesus met in their home. Note, however, the word order. Priscilla is named before her husband Aquila.