Evening star., 1937-06-26
N ARMY wedding. complete in
all the traditions OF the service,
I took place this morning at IL

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~ took place this morning at IL
a O'Clock. when Miss Mary
Louise Heavey daughter Of Mai. and
Mrs. Thomas J. Heavey of Fort Myer
Va, and Lieut.. Charles Dudley Hart
man. jr., 18th Field Artillery at Fort
Myer. were married in the Fort Myer
Chapel The Rev. Father Monohan
ohiciated at the ceremony and cele-
brated the nuptial mass.
The altar boys assisting were young
Patrick Henry Tansey, jr., and Ted
Tansey. sons of Capt. and Mrs. Pat
rick Henry Tansey OF Washington,
The small, quaint chapel of Co
lonial architecture. with its many
service flags in rich colors. had an
effective arrangement OF palms and
ferns, interspersed with pink. blue
and white hydrangeas. and on the
candle-lighted altar were vases OF
madonna lilies, mixed with gypso-
phelia and fern.
Mr.. Nation Boyce. organist ut ST
Matthews Church, played the wedding
music and accompanied Miss Frances
Rome, daughter OF Maj. and Mrs. A.
w. RofFe. who sang
Maj. Heavey escorted and gave his
daughter in marriage. She wore
long. white satin gown, fashioned on
princess lines, with a Catherine de
Medici collar Of lace and inseJs OF
the lace on the shoulders to the
sleeves. which were puffed at the
shoulders and long and fitted to the
wrists. The skirt terminated III a
sweeping train. and over this fell
her long veil of tulle, held in place
about her head by halo of orange
blossoms. She carried a brides boil
quet of white roses, showered with
lilies Of the valley
Miss Mary McKim Crane, daughter
OF Lieut.. COL and Mrs. John Alden
Crane, was the maid of honor, wear-
ing a gown of aqua mousseline de
sole, fashioned with a high neckline.
short, puffed sleeves and very full
circular skirt. The back OF the skirt
had panel of self-matching lace,
which fared into a slight train, and
the sleeves were trimmed with the
same kind OF lace To complete her
costume she wore a large Leehorn
hat, trimmed with pink velvet rib
bon bow and streamers, and carried
an arm bouquet OF deep pink roses
with touch of blue cornflowers.
The bridesmaids were Miss Betty
Brooks. daughter of Maj. and Mrs.
Edward H. Brooks; Miss Margaret
Jeschke. daughter of Maj. and Mrs.
r. H. Jeschke; Miss Mary Elizabeth
Barnett. daughter of Maj. and Mrs.
j. M. Barnett; Miss Virginia Bur-
dette, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Burdette: Miss Agnes Evans,
daughter OF Maj. and Mrs. c. L. Null
lins, and Miss Virginia Keyes, daugh-
ter OF Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Geoffrev
Keyes, all Of Washington. They wore
garden frocks in rainbow hues of
mousseline de sole. made like that of
the maid Of honor. and carried huge
armfuls Of pastel-shaded daisies.
mixed with larkspur, delphinium and
roses.
Miss Brooks and Miss Jeschke were
In peach colored mousseline, while
Miss Barnett and Miss Burdette wore
orchid and Miss Evans and Miss Keyes
were gowned in yellow. Their Leg
horn hats were trimmed with green
velvet bows and streamers in the
back, and had small bunch Of vari-
colored flowers in the front.
Little Miss Lucille Collette Thayer,
daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Arthur P.
Thayer OF Fort Myer, was the flower
girl. Her dainty frock OF pink or
CANDY was trimmed in blue velvet
and made Kate Greenway style. She
wore miniature corsage bouquet of
forget-me-nots and roses just below
the neckline. and in her hair was a
wreath Of tiny pink rosebuds and for
get-me-nots. She carried basket
of rose petals. which she scattered IN
the path of the bride.
Lieut.. Robert P. Wilson Of Fort
Myer served as best man, and the
ushers were Lieut.. Richard E. Weber,
jr.; Lieut.. Jack Seaman, Lieut. Edwin
II Brook Maury. Sd; Lieut.. Harry
King. Lieut.. Beverly D. Jones, Lieut..
George r. Grunert, Lieut.. Edwin T.
Arnold and Lieut.. William B. Wing
field. jr., al OF Fort Myer.
After the ceremony the young offi-
Ger and his bride left the chapel, pass
ing beneath the traditional arch OF
sabers. A reception and wedding
breakfast followed at the Army-Navy
Country Club. and upon arrival at
the club the bridal party was greeted
by the color guard and the Sd Cavalry
Band, Mr.. Louis Yassell, leader
During the reception the band re-
manned on the porch and played gay
music, and ~ the bride walked across