The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
ny WALTER MALONE,

RMS series began in The Times Dispatch ~
Tho brond cosed-in portico, leading
4 from the parlors and Into the o'n'ls
room was convased with WHITE us We1o
the rooms Of tho entire lower SUI.
thrown open. It was hung win o,ie 'l =
! iva narIes Here, touches of color IN
the red OF American Beautles' ullle'en-
t,ntoa t,,,s apartment as we'll as the main
l hnIl from the Easter idea Of white ana
green, prevailing elsewhere.
In the dining-roog the delicate ana eA-
| nuisite augmentation OF the bride taple'
donn ~ nInnn & Brown, caught the eye at
once The chandelier was lightly veiied
w,th maiden hair fern. The center
nncnue was Of lilies of the valley on
which we're laid true lovers knots OF
white rouze ribbon. Suspended by white
sntin streamers from the chandelier, were
| souvenir bouquets, resting beside each
cover. Thilow's orchestra, stationed IN
| thn hall. played many beautiful seec-
| tons including Mendelssohn's wedding
| march and other appropriate airs
Tho bride came III with her father. mr..
| Alexander Cameron. She wore "hlte
| chiffon over satin, trimmed with point
! lace, Her veil was caught WIN oranse
| blossoms and she carried shower OIL
| lilies of the valley. She was met az inc
altar by the groom and his pest man
| Dr.. John Sedgewick Andrews OF ioe,s'-
| ware Tho ceremony was performed ny
the Rev Mr.. Geonrey Brindley. OF St.
Pnul's Episcopal School. Concord, n. H..
and no Rev DR.. Russell Cecil, OF Sc.
cond presbyterian Church, Richmond,
| Va.
Miss Mary Cameron and Miss Janet
| romoron sisters Of the bride. were her
maids of honor. They were sowned ~
| huo radium. with touches OF pink ana
bnd white hats with pink plumes. Ihelr
flowers were pink roses.
After the ceremony, guests were seated
| at small tables placed throughout the
rooms, and sumptuous wedding nrehk-
fast was served by the famous WASH
inEton caterer, Rnuscher.
Mrs. Cameron, always charming
hostess, was very handsome IN lovely
| toilet of champagne radium, embroidered
~ silver and garnitured in Duchesse
| lace.
Mrs. William DUPONT, the groom's
mother, wore a very effective gown OF
| Irish point lace. and Mrs. Lymon Gilbert,
of Harrisburg. Pa, remembered IN Rich
mond as Miss Helen Cameron, had on
| white pompadour silk, with gold en-
broidery.
Other guests from distance were
Mr.. William DUPONT, Of Orange county;
Mrs, Theodore Rogers, of Wilmington,
Del. Mrs Bradford, Of Washington Mr..
| Graham Cameron of Port Henry, n. Y. !
Mr. oglcsby Paul, Of Philadelphia; Mr.
and Mrs Howard Bland, Of Baltimore;
Mrs. Andrews. of Orange Va; Miss
| Elaine DUPONT Irving, and Mr.. Louis
| Irving, OF Irvington, N. y; Mr.
Wallace 1nnahan, Of Baltimore: Mr.. Dan
| sattwcll, of Boston, Mr.. Furmnn Dick
OF New York; Mr. Il. Lee Goss, OF
| Orange, Va and Mr. and Mrs. Heas-
| man. of Berkshire. England
| Mrs, Zinn is the granddaughter OF
the late Barton Haxal and hi wife,
| Octavia Robinson prominent In Rich
| mond social life of n former generation
| Mr.. Haxall's country home was located
In the Same section of the state, the
Piedmont region. as Cameron Lodge,
where Mrs, Zlnn has spent her summers
with the other members OF her family
After her wedding trip sho VIII reside
at "Gaston Hail." Mr.. Zinn's fine new
homo in Orange county
Danforth-Cobbs.
A wedding In which many Richmond
! people are interested was celebrated at
s p. NJ Thursday afternoon, April 10Th,
in the home of the brides mother, at
: Montgomery, Ala, when Miss Lucy Ham
ner Cobbs, daughter of the late John
Lewis Cobbs. and granddaughter of tho
Rt Rev Nicholas Hammer Cobbs, first
Episcopal bishop of Alabama, was welded
to Mr.. John Buchanan Danforth, son
OF the late Captain Henry Danforth and
grandson of Colonel John b. Danforth,
OF Richmond
House decorations we're In palms and
5 lilies and the bridal party came in to
f the strains OF orchestral music. Misses
. Isabel and Mary Cobbs, nleces OF the
bride. were the bridesmaids, and an aisle,
formed by ropes Of smiaX, was held by
Miss Lula Wyman, Olive Pierce, Ethel
Marks. Elizabeth Winter, Sadie Wyman
and Caroline Harason. Mr.. Edwards
Graham, of Virginia. was best man.
The bride came In with her brother,
away. She wore n white chiffon and
: lace gown. picture hat, and carried
Faster lilies The bridesmaids had
toilets OF white null and lace, with hats
to Correspond.
: The ceremony was followed by re-
Z, ccption, after which Mr., and Mrs. Dan
e forth took the afternoon Richmond train
!, 10 be the guests here of Mr.. Danforth's
y mother, Mrs. Charles r. O'Ferrall.
! Carmichacl-Hetzel,
I An Easter wedding Of much interest
I to Nirginians and Richmonders WAS that
t of Miss Anna Lowry Hetzel, daughter OF
d Mr.. and Mrs, John joshua Hetzel, to Mr.
r Henry st. George Tucker Carmichael
son of Mrs. Virginia Tucker Carmichael
y OF Lexington, Va.
n The ceremony performed nj
o "Windewald," the home Of the brides
: parents In MartNsburg, W. Nn.,,at half
: past O'Clock Thursday evening. April
18Th, the Rev. A. f, Barnett. of New