Evening star., 1940-11-18
Couple w ed
In Twilight
Ceremony
Frances Herman
Is Married to
Howard Daniels

Howard Daniels
A wedding early In the month
which was attxsssively arranged
M that of Min Frances Alberta
Herman. deughts. Of Ars. Alma
watkins Herman. land NJ. Howard
xsnnsth Daniels of Warrington.
soaa q l1rs. J. Hsndrictp Daniels of
9honandoot Junctioa. ". Va. The
ceeeuaony Was performed n the
Union Netaodist Church at twilight
saturday. November .. the Rev. p
John 4. Edwards, pastor o9 61
church, ollciAting ct $50 O'Clock.
Ths wedding party stood before ths
altar, which WAs banked With palms
and large bouquets o6 white chTysan-
themu1ns and lighted with candles.
Nin Caroline ochseae, orsanist,
played before thu ceremony and &C.
companied Mrs.. Elma Cafke. who
sang several solos. Miss 6chaef1e
played the traditional wedding
march a. the bride was escorted
| to the altar BY her uncle, Mr.. John
L. Bishop, who gave her In mar
riage.
Schoelustes Are bridesmaids.
Leading the bridal procession to
the altar, where the bridegroom
and his best man, Mr.. Frank G.
Matthew, awaited, were the uShers.
Mr.. Noel G. Newquist and Mr.. Alan
Mc0arry, cousin Of the bridegroom.
Following them were the two
bridesmaids, Miss Lucille Trotter
and Miss Helen McKoy, schoolmates
Of the bride in Tennessee. They
wsre dressed In heavenly blue bro
caded tafIeta, made with full skirts
and fitted bodices. Their Mary
Queen Of Scots hats matched their
frocks and they carried pom-pom
chrysanthemums and yellow roses.
tied with pink ribbon.
Preceding the bride vas her maid
81 honor, Miss Vera Latona, who
WAS dressed In purple faille FASH
toned like the frocks Of the brides
maids, her hat trimmed with purple
flowers and veil and her Bouquet
Of pink chrysanthemums and yel-
low roses.
The brides gown was Of eggshell
Chantilly lace over satin, the bodice
With . sweetheart neckline and hav-
ing long sleeves finished in points
over the wrists. The long skirt
ended In . train two yards wide and
three yards long. Her veil, anser-tip
length and two-tiered, was held by
q mushroom cap edged with seed
pearls. She carried white roses and
lilies Of the valley with an orchid
center.
Heneymoon In South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels left imme-
diately after the ceremony. the
bride wearing soft purple wool, .
black velvet hat with q feathered
brim and crown and purple orchid
corsaee bouquet. A reception for
members Of the wedding party, out
of-tovn guests and the two families
was held after the rehearsal for the
wedding.
After their wedding trip to Rich
mond, Asheville, Charleston. Nash-
vile and Paris. Tenn. Mr.. and Mrs
Daniels Wtn live In Colonial VII.
laze, VI. s
Guests from out. Of town included
Mrs. r. D. Watkins Of Paris, Tenn:
Mrs. Daniels, mother Of the bride.
| groom. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pcrterf,eld McGarry, Miss Anna p
Mc0arry and Mr.. J. J. Mc0arry ol
Shenandoah Junction, w. Va.
| Nlr. and Mrs. ]. X. Sullivan
Back Frsm Wedding Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenneth Sulli-
van have returned from their we'd
ding trip to Buffalo, Niagara FALL
and the Grand Canyon Of Pennsyl.
vania and Z vidt to Mr.. sulNvan1
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James VIII
| liam Sullivan, In Johnsonburg, Pa
They are temporarily ct home viii
Mrs. Sullivan's parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. David Henry vollAnd, 1T thetl
home at 4lS Quincy street.
Mr.. and Nrs. Sullivan were mar.
i ried october - at the home d
Mr.. and Mrs. VollAnd. The bridl
Is the former Miss Jean Ballentinl
Volland.
The Rev. Nelson r. Schlegel q
the First Reformed Church per
formed the ceremony. Mr.. CM
Holer provided the plano nusic dur
ing the ceremony. which wAs per
formed In the living room. Whit
| chrysanthemums and leaves deco