Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-22
MissLucyF Fuller Young
Bride James p. Council

An impressive wedding of beautiful
simplicity was solemnized at Saint
Pauls Catholic church this morning
at nine O'Clock when Miss Lucy Full
Ter Young became the bride of james
Paul Beardslcy Connell.
The altar Of the church was do.
corated with Easter lilies and banked
by tall palms and ferns forming 8,
picturesque setting for the bridal
party.
During the mass and ceremony 4
program of organ music was played
by bingham Scott, of Raleigh.
Inc usher entered first. They we're
Earl Beardsley Connell. of Chapel
Hill. brother of the groom, and Fran
els Ignatius Herman. of this city.
The brides attendants were her Sis
ter, Miss Mary Francis Young, and
Miss Jane Erskine Williams, OF White
Plains, n. T., who entered together
dressed in identical costumes. Their
dresses were of French blue MORE
and fashioned along Queen Anne lines
with pleated standing collars, full
sleeves. fitted below the elbow, and
pointed over the hands. The full skirts
fell in short trains: They wore hats
Of matching shade and material,
trimmed with velvet and carried
colonial bouquets Of talisman roses
tied with satin ribbon.
The bride entered with her brother.
James Madison Young, Of Fishburne
Military Academy. BY whom she was
given in marriage. She wore Period
gown of old ivory moire. The standing
collar ended in a soft V at the throat,
and the sleeves, sheered at tho should
or were fitted below the elbow and
pointed over the hands. The full skirt
fell in a long. graceful train. Her fit
ted cap Of pearls was held in place
by heavy pearl coronet, from which
{. short veil hung shoulder length. Her
slippers were OF ivory MORE.
The brides only ornament was an
antique pin of her grandmother and
she carried shower bouquet of
brides roses and lilies Of the valley.
tied with ivory satin ribbon
The groom was attended by his
brother. Hal Wallace Connell, as best
man.
The brides mother was attired in
sheer black crepe and wore shoulder
mother wore deep blue and also a
shoulder corsage of gardenias.
The ceremony took place following
the Holy Mass, celebrated by the
Reverend Leo. G.. Doetterl, pastor Of
he groom:
Immediately following the cere
mony, the brides mother, Mrs. James
NJ. Young, entertained at a lovely
wedding breakfast, at her home on
Garnett street.
The house was beautifully decOrat-
ed throughout with spirea and forsy-
thea. In the dining room the brides
table was covered with a lace CLOTH
and conferred with silver howl OF
tride's roses, buddleia, and white
snap dragon. At each end, tall taperS,
tied with bows Of tulle, burned in sill
'var holders.
Assisting in the house were Mrs.
David Bryan and Mrs. RalpI Thomp-
son. and. those serving ilcluGed Miss
Alice Mabry, Miss Sue Suutherland.
Miss Mary Switzerland, Miss Virginia
Allen, Miss Katherine Turner, and
Miss Jane Thompson.
Mrs Council is the daughter of Mrs
James Madison Young and the late
Mr.. Young. Of this city. and received
her education at Peabody Conser-
, vatory Of Music, in Baltimore.
The groom is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Cornell, of Warrenton. He
was graduated from the University OF
North Carolina and is connected with
Kerner Drug Company of this city.
The bride wore for travelling, two
piece suit of Channels blue with a blue