Evening star. [volume], September 22, 1946, Page D-4, Image 46

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MRS. WERNER.
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Miss Gilliaert Wed
To Mr. R. S. Werner
At Nuptial Mass
Miss Helene Emilie Gilliaert,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emile
Henry Gilliaert, was married to Mr.
Robert Stanton Werner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Joseph Werner
; yesterday morning. The ceremony
, took place at the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart where the Rev.
Lawience J. Wempe officiated at
9:30 o'clock and said the nuptial
mass, the bride's nephew, James F.
Bernard, and her cousin, Edmund
Zveare, jr„ serving as altar boys.
The Glee Club of Dunbarton Col
lege of the Holy Cross sang the
wedding music, with Mrs. Estelle
Hunt Dear, soloist and Miss Mary
Louise , Sullivan, organist.
Mr. Gilliaert escorted his daugh
ter to the sanctuary where Mr.
Werner awaited her with his best
man. Mr. Chester P. Bernard, half
brother of the bride. ,
Mrs. Brinley L. Bethal was matron
of honor and Miss Dorothy Ann
McIntosh, cousin of the bride, was
maid of honor. The bride's other
, attendants were the Misses Cath
erine Bauer, Carmel Pirro, Marie
Craven, Barbara Fehr. Mrs. Charles
[ A. Mahon, jr., and Mrs. Angel T.
Correa II.
Miss Rita Werner, sister of the
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and the flower girls were the bride's
nieces, Regina Bernard and Jeanne
Marie Hettrick. The ushers were
Mr. Edmund F. Bernard, half
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1 Zywno, Mr. Frank Connelly, Mr.
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Mr. Martin J. McNamara, jr.
The bride wore white nylonette
with a long train, the bodice
trimmed with seed pearls. A halo
of heirloom lace held her double
veil and she carried an orchid sur
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fell a shower of orange blossoms.
The matron of honor was dressed
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were of yellow roses. The maid of
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• American Beauty roses. The other
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.pastel shades and their tiaras and
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