The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-16
wenDED AT CHRIST CHURCH.
.,,aee of Miss<NeIIie Baldwin and
ar Leopold Alexander.

,iane of Miss<Neiiie baldwin and
ur. Leopold Alexander.
,,o cordial interest aroused by the
.5aing of Miss Nellie Baldwin and
". Leopold Alexander made the event,
~,icb took place last night at, Christ
"p,rcb one of the most notable of the
,trter. beautiful in artistic decoration
Nd simplicity of detail, and impress
-. in religious ceremony.
The gallery of the church was draped
Tan smnax. tall green palms shut in
W. cbancel. and upon pulpit and altar
.re masses of brilliant red azaleas., A
-..ttv effect in the decoration was,
-ror nv the white carpet which COW
AVOID the foot of the aisle from entrance
n the altar.
pefore The arrival of the bridal party,
,bep the guests had assembled in the
II .sprch .Jensens bridal music and the
march and Pilgrims Chorus from
4 rarnhauser We're beautifully played by
,bs nreauist. At $50 o'clock Miss Co.
Anrn touched the first soft note of the
wedding march from Lohengrin and
,be bridal party entered the church,
e5 bv the little maid-of- honor Miss
Dorothy Baldwin, who wore a pretty
Gown of soft white silk and carried red
Carnations. The bride, very lovely in
her white wedding gown and veil, en-
tered with her brother, Mr.. George J.
Baldwin, and was met at the chancel
steps by the groom and his best man,
Mr. Godin Guerard. The betrothal SER
vice followed, during which 20 Per-
feet Love" rose softly from the or
can, and the bride and groom then as
ceaded the steps to the altar rail.
where the marriage ceremony of the
Episcopal Church was performed by
Rev. Robb White. Mr.. George ]. Bald
win gave the bride away. After the
ceremony Mendelssohn's Wedding
March was played as occasional.
There were no attendants except the
maid-of honor, the best man, and the
ushers, who were Mr.. John D. Carswell,
Mr. F. Mayhem Cunningham, Jr., Mr..
Raymond Butler, Mr.. ]. d. Taylor, Mr..
Rittenhouse Moore, and Mr.. Edward
Demere.
Miss Baldwin wore an exquisite
gown of heavy corded silk, the skirt
falling quite plain, to end in a cloud
Of tulle, A bertha of duchesse lace,
caught into graceful drapery across.
the shoulders, covered the front of the
bodice which was made with transpar-
ent yoke and sleeves OF thread lace.
The bridal bouquet was of lilies Of the
valley.
Among the QUITO town guests at the
wedding were Gen. and Mrs. T.. P.
Alexander, Mir. and Mrs. William Alex
snder Of Augusta, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Mccoy of New Jersey, There
was no reception after the ceremony
the bridal party and a few. relatives
and Intimate friends being entertained
very Informally by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baldwin al their home on Hall street.
before Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander left on
their wedding tour. Mrs. Alexander
wore for the journey a becoming travel
ing gown of blue cloth, and a stylish
hat Of tan and brown Upon their re-
turn they will live at 304 Huntingdon
street, east. Mrs. Alexander's recep-
ton days will be Monday afternoons,
the third and tenth of February.
The bride, who is one of the founders
Of the KATE Baldwin Free Kindergar-
ten, is daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. H Baldwin and has been
much admired in Savannah society for
her beauty and her gracious sweetness
OF nature and of manner.
Mr. Alexander, who is the son of
Gen E. P. Alexander, is a lawyer of
reputation and distinguished in social
lite by his ready wit and genial dis
fOSifion