Evening star., 1936-06-14
Miss Lesh
Is Bride of
Ensign Coke
Miss Catherine Plat
Marries Joseph G..
Lingle.
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her father and wore her mothers
wedding gown Made OF cream-color
begaline, the tight-fltting bodice mas
short puffed sleeves with rare old race
at the neck and the cuffs OF the
sleeves. The skirt Is edged with ruf-
fles, which are around the short round
train. The old point duchesse lace
which trimmed her veil was given by
her aunt, Mrs. j. F. O'Rourke, and
the veil was held by baby's cape OF
point lace with clusters Of orange
blossoms. she carried brides roses
with q shower OF lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. L. G. Sharpnack Of Charleston,
w. Va, sister of the bridegroom, was
matron of honor, wearing light blue
orsandie and a picture hat and carry
ing African daisies and delph1nilm
Young John Sharpnack, nephew Of
the bridegroom, was the page, wearing
q white suit
Mr.. Bradley Eben of New York and
Chicago was best man and the uaherS
were Mr.. c. Bartlett Rawson Of Ard
more. Pa, and Mr.. Daniel Boland OF
Washington.
A reception followed in the Cherry
Valley Club at Garden City, Mrs. Platt,
mother of the bride, receiving the
guests, assisted by Mrs. Lingle, mother
of the bridegroom Mrs. Platt had a
gown Of flower print chiffon, purple
predominating, with which she wore
a white hat trimmed with purple. Mrs.
Iingle wore pink lace made with a
Jacket and q hat to match.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Lingle left Tor
q fortnight's stay in Bermuda. They
will make their home in New York,
where Mr.. Lingle Is connected with
the Hcme Owners Loan Corp. He
attended the Dewitt Preparatory School
and was q member Of the 1929 class
at GEORGETOWN University. He Is a
member of the Georgetown Alumni AS
sociation of New York City and the
Centre Club. He is q grandson OF
Col. James A. Mccain, an early settler
of Cambria County, Pa, and his
father, Mr.. Lingle, was a prominent
mining engineer in Pennsylvania and
West Virginia until he became men,
Der of the Bureau of Valuation Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission. Mrs.
Lingle has many friends in Washing
ton, where she lived for some time
when her father was Representative
from the Poughkeepsie district for four
terms and served for 10 years as a
member of the Federal Reserve Board.
Chapel At Fort Myer
Scene of Impressive Ceremony.
The small red brick chapel at Fort
Myer was the scene of the wedding
yesterday Of Miss Maxine Rea Behney,
daughter of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Jacob
z. Behney, and Lieut.. Marshall Wood
ruff Frame, son of Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton Barnes Frame Of West Virginia.
Chaplain Ralph E. Diebert per-
formed the ceremony at 4:30 o'clock.
The chapel was decorated with pro-
fusion of white blossoms intermingled
with palms and ferns.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore gown Of ivory
satin made on high-waisted lines with
braided straps and a square train.
Over this she wore coat effect OF rose
patterned lace, fashioned with high,
round neck line, with standing collar,
and fastened with row Of tiny satin
covered buttons down the front to the
waist. The sleeves were slightly full at
the top and fitted from the elbows 70
the wrists, ending In points over the
hands. Her veil of misty tulle was
shirred onto a net cap and held in
place by a coronet of tulle traced with
seed pearls in a block design. At the
center there was cluster Of orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
quet of creamy roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Betty June Behney, young sis
ter of the bride, was her maid of honor.
Her garden-style frock, with its puffed
sleeves, trim little turnover collar and
very full skirt, was Of powder blue
mousseline de sole. A sash of the
same shade of taffeta tied in a huge
bow in the back. Her wide -brimmed
hat of pink organdy was trimmed with
q powder blue velvet bow. To COM
plete her costume she wore white lace
mits and carried q mixed bouquet tied
with blue streamers.
e The bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy
Roth Of this city, Miss Clementine
Lorentz of Buchannon, w. Va; Miss
Rosemary Newman and Miss Betty Lou
Mccormack of Washington, Miss Shir-.
ley Donnati Of Richmond and Miss
Teresa Spalding Of Charleston, w. Va.
They wore frocks in rainbow hues Of
mousseline de sole designed with capes
of yellow, orchid and green that fas-
tened high at the neck, and f1aring
skirts. Narrow bands of satin were
appliqued on the skirts and capes.
Their leghorn hats were trimmed with
velvet bows to match their frocks and
they carried bouquets Of pastel-shaded
daisies, roses, snapdragons and ferns.
: Little Miss Tardy Thayer. daugh-
ter Of Maj. and Mrs. Arthur p Thayer
Of Fort Myer. was the flower girl. Her
dainty frock Of pink mousseline de
sole was trimmed at the shoulders
and around the high waist with bands
Of fine pleating. She wore a minia-
ture corsage bouquet of forget-me-