Evening star., 1937-09-05
Miss Gertrude Nolan
And Mr.. Calender Wed.

ana WI. SdnSHueI Neu,
THE marriage of Miss Gertrude A.
Nolan, daughter of Mr.. William
F. Nolan and the late Mrs. Gertrude
A. Nolan, and Mr.. Charles Sterling
Calender, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam F. Calender, took place at the
Kennedy-W Warren Apartments Wednes-
day. evening, August 25, at $50 clock.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Moran of the St. Thomas Apostle
Church.
Mrs. Margaret Howard sang pre-
cedlng and following the ceremony.
The bride, who was given IN mar
riage by her father, wore an ivory
satin gown, made on princess lines,
with a long train, high neckline and
long, fitted sleeves. Her veil of maline
had a halo of mallne and orange bios
SONS and the tram was edged with
leaves Of rosepolnt lace. She wore a
string of pearls, the gift Of the BRIDE
groom. She carried a shower bouquet
of roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid Of honor, Miss Ruth Kelly,
cousin of the bride, wore a rose COL
ored slipper satin gown, also made on
princess lines, with a short train and
a tiny Jacket with full, pulled sleeves.
She wore a halo hat of matching
velvet and mallne with short veil.
Her bouquet was Of American Beauty
roses and blue delphlnlum tied with
a large satin bow to match her dress.
The bridegroom was attended by
Mr. R. c. Calender, his brother, as
best man.
The brides other attendants were
Miss Helene Ferreter, Miss Mary Helen
Calender, sister of the bridegroom
Mrs. Eleanor Codeil Hunter and Mrs.
rose slipper satin gowns made like the
one worn by the maid Of honor, and
matching maine and velvet halo hats
Their bouquets were OF tallsman roses
and blue delpnlnIum and were tied
with matching satln bows. The at
tendants wore lovely rhinestone clips
at the necks of their dresses, which
were gifts of the bride.
Little Betty TysInger. the flower
girl. wore a pale blue satin dress and
matching bonnet. The dress was made
on empire style and was trimmed IN
handmade velvet flowers TO match the
dresses Of the other attendants
The Usfets were Mr. Loren Pope.
MI. Everett kncald. Mr. Frank Shah
and Dr.. R c. Calender. uncle of
the bridegroom.
The young couple we're assisted in
receiving at the reception. which i'm
mediately followed the ceremony. by
the brides father and his sister, Mrs
Edward Hart, VINO wore a black lace
dinner gown with a cOrsage Of gar
denias, and Mr.. and Mrs. W F. CAL
lender, parents Of the bridegroom
Mrs. Calender wore duponnet
chiffon dinner gown and shoulder
bouquet Of Johanna Hill roses.
Out-of-toWn guests included Mr.
j. w. Calender of Rock Island. Ill
Dr.. and Mrs. James I Nolan of Phlla
delphia, Pa, and Mrs. Jenny Foley
of Chicago
After the reception the couple left
DS ulOtUI lOl new Olh, from NllSIe
they sailed for Bermuda. The bride
! travelling costume was brown tailored
suit with an aquamarlne chiffon shirt.
! waist blouse and brown accessories
She wore shoulder bouquet of white
roses. They Will be at home in Wash.
! ington upon their return.
The bride is graduate of st
| Gabrlel's Academy and St. Patrick
/ Acadamy She is a member OF thu
Zeta Chapter of the chi Sigma So.
! rority.
The bridegroom attended the Uni.
versity of Texas and is a graduate
of Catholic University of this city
He is member Of the Delta Tai
/ Delta Fraternity.
Among the pre-nuptial parties giver
| honorlng the bride was a bridge.
/ luncheon and kitchen shower given by
| Miss Fay Armstrong It 2400 Sixteenth
street northwest, Saturday, August I
I miscellaneous shower given by thu
Misses Jean Huiess. Virginia johnson
| Hlldreth Utz and Mrs. Eleanor Codel
I Hunter, at the home of the latter
! 1925 Summit place northwest, August
10, and luncheon and shower giver
| by Miss Frances Crawford and Mrs
| Joseph M. Whelan, at the home o.
the latter, 1881 Fifteenth street north.
! west AUGUST 81