Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
CATHEDRAL IS SCENE OF
BEAUTIFUL MARRIAGE
Miss Helen Rose Mcdonnell Becomes
Bride OF G. Henry PLACE
man, Jr.
MISS FRANCES PIERCE TO WED
L.. Westmore Warning Gives Birthday
Party in Honor OF His Sister.
Ginter Park Girls Club Will Hold
Lawn Party OH Tuesday.

low and white chrysanthemums, to-
gether with many lighted candles,
were used to decorate the Cathedral
of the Sacred Heart for the wedding
of Miss Helen Rose Mcdonnell, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Hannah Mcdonnell. of 2l6
South Vine Street TO G.. Henry PLACE
man. Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Henry
Plageman. Of this city. The ceremony
took place at 10 o'clock on Wcdnes-
day. Rev. Father John O'Connell. Of
Holyoke. Mass. n cousin of the bride,
being tho cclebrant.
Miss Mcdonnell entered with her
grandfather y. j. Ferriter. who is
eighty eight years Of age, and was
given away by him. She wore a
beautiful wedding gown. fashioned Of
white satin and worn with court
train. heavily embroidered with pearls
on foundation of tulle and satin. Her
long tulle veil was gracefully fastened
with pearl ornaments. and a cluster Of
lilies Of the valley. while, instead of
bouquet. she carried a prayer book.
with markers of the same fragrant
flowers suspended to tulle.
Miss Anne Mcdonnell was her sis
ter's maid OF honor and only attend
ant. She wore a lovely dress OF april
cot satin, covered with white tullc, and
her black picture hat was finished with
black paradise. Early chrysanthe
NUNS comprised her bouquet. The
groom was attended by his brother.
Edward PLACER AS best man. and
the six ushcrs were John Mcdonnell.
Il brother OF the bride; Charles PLACE
man, Frank BoehlnG. Frank Heiker.
John FinncEan and George Plageman.
Immediately after the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served at the
home OF the brides mother. the invita-
tons TO which included only members
of the two families.
Mr. and Mrs. PlaEeman left later for
a wedding journey to the Maine Coast.
Boston Springfield and Holyoke Mass.
ON their return 10 the city. they Will
make their home AT 1870 Floyd Avenue.
Among the guests from a distance
we're Father O'Conncll Miss RATHER
inc O'Connell and Miss Mary O'Con-
nell. Of Holyoke. Mass. all cousins OF
the bride. Rev Father OFarrcl, pas
tor OF the Cathedral, Rev. Father
Dominic. OF 81. Marys, and Rev. Faith
CT Charles. OF the Bened!ct!ne College,
were in the sanctuary.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs Anna Dosser Pierce announces
,he engagement Of her daughter.
Frances. 10 Gilbert Greenway White,
Of Abingdon, Va. The marriage will
take place in November a, Johnson
city, Tenn.
LoNc-Stein
Hambliu," the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Valentine Stein. near Chester. was the
scene Of beautiful wedding on We'd
mesGay afternoon. when their daush-
ter, Lucille. became the bride of s
Wardell Love. OF Petersburg. Rev
Stonewall Jackson Brown, D. D, OF
Petersburg. OBLIGATED
The home was beautifully decorated
in palms and Gu, flowers. and candles
worc Ii, during the ceremony. The
nr ,,.bi ri,
satin embroidered III pearls and cour,
train, and AN illusion vel! caught with
an orange blossom coronct.
The Sroom's best man was William
Z Armstrong. OF Petersburg. and tho
maid OF honor. Miss Ethel X Walter.
who wore an imported gown of pink
taffeta and chiffon and garden hat TO
match. Her bouquet was a shower OF
bride roses. The bridesmaids were
Miss Agnes Jones, OF Richmond
rowned IN hand embroidered faiuc
with hat 10 match: Miss Helen Lyon.
embroidered faille, hat 10 match. and
carried asters. The ushcrs were
Charles Gray. OF Norfolk. and A. NJ.
stein. the brides brother.
Miss Inez Damon rendered the we'd
ding march and, accompanied by Miss
Macnolia stein on the violin PLAYED
Oh Promise Me" during the ccre-
mony.
The ring bearer was little Miss
Evelyn Raake. and the ribbon girl.
Miss Pearl Bake
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Lowe, accompanied b. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Bake and Miss Helen
Lyon. lief, for an extended Northern
tour. including Jersey City and New
York.
Entcrtnins Mt House Party.
Miss Dorothy Cabell is entertaining
~, Ia Of H.
week at "Point-of- Fork" the summer
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
James Aston Cabeil. on the James
River Miss Adelaide Watkins and Miss
Natalie Stokes, OF Atlanta. Ga, who
has been her guest, left Thursday to
attend Miss Cabeil's house party. and
later they will all leave for Chatham
Institute. where they will be students
this session.
In Honor of His sister
/" Westmore WarinE was the host
Wedne sday evening at birthday party
in honor Of his sister. Miss Florence
Claiborne Warine. The lower floors
were beautifully decorated in cut flow
ers and potted plants, the color scheme
being pink and green. Music and
games were INDUCED in until a late
hour when supper was served in the
diningroom Tho table was decorated
with pink roses and asters, tho cake,
with eighteen lighted candles. making
beautiful ccnterpiecc. The guests
were Misses Buryl Hundley. Elsie
Cartwright. Mary Jones. Grace Bailey.
Lotte BeaZley, Marion Folkes and
Helena Folkes, and Clifton Green, Wal
Ter Hundley, Malcolm and Douglas
Stith. Russell Jones. Henry Curry, l..
Fl. Watson. Stuart Shelton, Writ and
Curtis Martin.
Give Esawn Party.
The Girls Club of Ginter Park will
give lawn party on Tuesday night