The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16

ltime dainty refreshments were servet
and the brides c.ke was cut I.atel
IN the night Mr.. and Mrs Won Gem
minren left for an extended bridal tour
their exact destination being unre'
vealea. The brides going-away gowr
was dark blut gaberdine. made In Rus.
sian military style, with black velvet
hat to match.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Nesxrs Aylett Everett and Aylet'
/ Everett Jr, of Cismont, jos w
Everett. OF Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. G
L. Scott. Jr. and three children, OF
waynesboro: Misses Alice and Hester
Everett, of Keswick: Miss Mary Lee
Meade. Of Haymarket: Mrs. Bernard
Jordon, Of Tye River; Miss Marie Won
Ceun1inEen. of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs
penick. Of South Boston: Mr.. and Mrs
Robert L. TAFT. Miss Lucy TAFT, Mr..
George TAFT and Mrs George Dornin.
Of spring Garden: Miss Taylor, Of
sweet Briar; Or Bernard Kyle, Judge
and Mrs f. p. Christian and Mr. Mayo
C. Brown, of I4ynchburg, and Messrs.
r /. Csbell and Walter upshGr, of
Richmond.
Prominent Wedding.
Miss Frances Virginia Danenhowcr,
daughter % Mrs Frances Smoot Dan
eahcwer. OF Alexandria. became the
bride OF state Senator John Paul. OF
fGa~rssorburE Wednesday evening, In
CArsst Episcopal church. Rev. William
: Norton. rector. of3lciated The
church was prettily decorated with
white COSMOS and palms To the
strains Of wedding march the bride
entered the church. accompanied by
her uncle. Colonel William A. Smoot.
by whom she was Etvea in marriage.
she wore p handsome gown of bro
caded canton crepe trimmed In rose
point Her veil was worr with cap
Of rose point And grange blossoms, and
the tulle veil !e}, 20 ire end e s. court
train and was held with a wreath of
blossoms The brides flowers consist
ed Of lilies az the valley spd orchids.
Miss Mary Glenn Th}er was maid OF
honor Charles Paul, q North Caro-
lima. brother OF the bridegroom. was
best man Little Misses Elizabeth and
Caroline Rust, nieces OF the bride,
were the flower girls. The bridesmaid
wore a gown of pink taffeta with cream
lace, and her flowers were pink roses
with a shower bouquet Of lilacs, The
flower girls were attfred in white tulle
and lace worn with pink ribbon and
carried white baskets Of pink roses and
lilacs,
I The usfrers were Pr j Thornton
Ashton and David n. city. Of Alexan-
dria: Samuel Funkhouse, New York
city; Marshall Milton. Roanoke Va
Following the wedding a reception war
held az the residence OF Colonel and
Mrs, william y. Smoot at "Colross.'
House decorations were pink and white
cosmos palms and autumn leaves.
7 Mr. and Mrs Paul afterward left fol
bridal trip and upon their return will
reside In Harrisonburg Mr.. Paul Is
son Of the late Judge Paul and Is vel
/ known in Virginia. representing Rock
! ingham In the state senate.
Yarbrough-Schmidt
l The marriage of Miss Annie Bar
bara Schmidt, daughter OF Mr.. an'
Mrs. Charles A. Schmidt. and MIR
John j. Yarbrough. son OF Mrs. l.. n
/ Yarbrough, was solemni2cd yesterda!
I morning at ! | O'Clock in the home c
re brides parents. 10l North TWEEN
+ tgNinth street. Palms and smila
were used to decorate the house, an
Miss Uldine Walden, OF New Ken
county, rendered the wedding music
/, The bride entered the drawing roor
with her father, who gave her in mar
Y r'age, and wore a dark blue broad
= cloth suit. with hat and gloves I
match. Her flowers were n shower c
lilies of the valley and roses. ibis
Ruth Latham Yarbrough. sister of tn
groom. was maid of honor She wa
gowned in yellow crepe meteor, an
carried huge bouquet of white ohry
sathemums. The bridesmaids wer
Misses Ailieen Bissett, of Savannah
: Ca. and Miss Matilda King, of TIL
city. bota cousins OF the bride. The
were tfesses of white crepe meteo
with wide yellow satin girdles. an
carried yellow chrysathemums, TIL
ribbon bearers were little Miss Heie
Smith and Master Edward ALE
Schmidt.
Mr. Yarbrough had as his best maj
Mr.. Percy Holiday and the grooms
men were Massrs. Charles NJ. Schmlt
az, Leo F. Schmidt, brothers of NJ
bride.
The bride and groom left m
mediateIy after the ceremony &c
Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Ne
Y ork. They VIII be al home aftt
November /. at 101 North Twenty
ninth street this city.
Attending Convention.
Miss Beulah Louise Henry and ne
brother, Mr.. Fayeton Henry, OF Norc
Carolina. are in Richmond attendin
the American Bankers association
Miss Henry is we'll known ti.roughoI
the South as the inventor of the woT
dcrfnl Henry parasol, which Is he,n
used by the fashionable society We
men of today. Miss Henry is tn
cranddauEhter of the late William "
Holden, governor of North Caroiin'
and cousin of Presidents Willial
Henry and Benjamin Harrison.
Mr.. Henry Is manager of the South
ern Bankers Encyclopedia compan.
Of New York city. He Is also one c
the popular song writer's OF today ar
is connected with big music concer
in New York.
Besides being the inventor OF hi
new parasol, Miss Henry is also