Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-28
WE'D MID FLOWERS,
THE cApnLI-wxMoSp MARRIAGE
IN LOUISVILLE.
a PROMINENT Young Richmond Man
che Groom-EIaborate Decorations
and Orchestral Music--Thc Guests
from a Distance.

LOUISVILLE. ky. April &.-(speciaL)
The wedding OF Mr. Henry L. Cabeil, Of
Richmond. Va. and Miss Ada Wymond,
of this city. t6ox place this evening at
2 o'clock The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Or. Jcnnings. OF the Central
Presbyterian church. in the presence OF
about 80 guests.
Miss Wymond wore as her bridal gown
G becoming white. organdic, trimmed in
white ribbon Her ven was worn draped
back from her face. She entered the
parlor with her maid Of honor. Miss Esie
Barr, who wore white organdy over pink.
The groom was attended by bis brother.
DIR. Arthur Cabel. ofsfhe United States
navy. The intention was 10 have the
wedding celebrated with as little osten-
tation as possible. on account OF the
III health OF the brides father. However.
the affair was one Of the most fashionable
and elegant of the season. The decora-
lions Of the house were elaborate. unoer
the care Of Charles Riemers The ex-
tensiye halls and rcception-rooms were
banked In potted palms, that formed
fresco throughout the entire rooms
With the background OF green. there were
lilacs OF pink and white. that shed n
sweet fragrance. The bridal party was
composed OF Dr. Arthur Caben. United
States navy; Miss Lucy Conrad, MISS
Anna feathers. Mr.. Philip Tuley' MISS
Carolyne Leech. Mr.. Ike Starks, and Mt
Robinson A. Mcdowell.
UNDER A CANOPY.
The ceremony was performed under a
canopy OF palms and vines, that eNtehdei
10 tho ceiling. Sieberts orchestra us
coursed the wedding music. After the
ceremony the guests repaired TO the din-
,ng-roon where n four-course dinner was
served by Hiss Jennie Benedict. Inc
,aHc was beautifully arranged. The
niece de resistance was mat OF flowers
woven of ascension lilies and hlacs.
Dropping over the mat hung many ascen-
sion lilies from the chandeliers IKE so
many wedding bells. over all was Grape
white tulle. The bridal presents were
numerous and handsome. and were dis
pIayed in a room on the second hoor
The grooms gift to the bride was hand
some set Of diamonds The brides
father gave a check for large sum
the eroom's brother, DR.. Arthur Cabell
work.
THE GUESTS.
Among the guests from a distance were
Mrs. W. f. Gibson. Miss Agnes Wymond'
Mr.. Phil Wymond. Mrs. Louis Wymond,
Mrs. Noble. and Miss Noble. all from
Aurora. Ind: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wy
uiond. Misses Athea and Virginia wy
mond Of Madison. Ind and Mr.. W. -.
shelton of Richmond. Va. The brldai
couple left for a northern trip and VIII
he at home about May 18th in Richmond.
The bride is the only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. s. Wymond She Is tall ana
stately I'm appearance. and has always re-
ceiyed marked attention. Several years
ago she went TO Philadelphia under the
tutelagc Of Mrs. Tutweiler and accom-
named her 10 Richmond to spend the
Easter holidays. During her visit there
she met Mr.. Cabell who is a popular
Young businessman and a member OF
one of the most prominent families IN
Virginia. The bride spent over year
travelling in Europe, and returned about
six months ago.