Smyrna times., 1907-10-16
SOME PRETTY AUTUMN WEDDINGS.

Miss Gertrute HOffecker Baldwin, of Brooklyn
Niece of Mrs. John II. IiOiIecker, Weds
J. Walter Priuce-COOper- -Lank Nuptials.
The beautiful little chapel of the /
Packer Institute, in JoralemOn street !
Brooklyn, was the scene of an uncom-
monty pretty although simple wedding |
Saturday evening, that of Miss Ger.
trude Hoffecker Baldwin, daughter of
Mrs. Stephen Livingston Baldwin, of
No. 1918 Pacific street, and Mr.. John
Walter Prince, of Kansas City, Mo-
Bishop Andr ews, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, performed the
ceremony at 8 o'clock. The bride wore
a gown of white chiffon cloth trimmed
with rose point lace, and carried
bouquet of lilies of the valley and
orchids. She was attended by her sis
ter Mrs. Faun William Freeborn, of
Kansas City, as matron of honor, who
wore an Empire gown of green messa-
line, trimmed with fillet lace and silver
cloth and carried chrysanthemums
The bridesmaids were Miss Alice
Prince, of Princeton, sister of the
bridegroom; Miss Claire Wright and
Miss Katherine Kraetzer, of Brooklyn,
and Miss Agnes Hudson Carrow, of
Smyrna, who were in frocks of green
messaline with fillet lace and carried
white chrysanthemums. Mr.. Max Up
son, of Manhattan, was best man, and
! the ushers were Mr.. Augustus Martin
Baldwin, brother of the bride; Mr..
Howard Greer of Brooklyn; Mr.. Rich
ard Avery Wright, of Boston Mr..
Rufus Vance and Mr.. Joseph King
Van Denberg, of Manhattan. The
chapel was prettily decorated with
palms and ferns. There was no recep-
tion after the ceremony, but a supper
for the bridal party was given by the
brides brother, Mr.. Stephen G. Bald
win, at the Crescent Athletic Club
The bride who is niece of Mrs. John
Henry Hoffecker, of this town, il
well-knOwn in Smyrna where for {
time she attended school and ha
made frequent visits.
Miss Ray Lsnk and Mr.. Alex Cooper Married
A pretty but informal wedding too
place at the residence of the bride
parents, 5040 Spruce Street Philadel
/ pbia Saturday evening, when Mis-
Edna Raymond Lank daughter Q
Captain and Mrs. William NJ. Ian
. became the wife of Alexander Coope
, of the same city. The drawing roor
/ of the home was beautifully decorate
with palms and flowers, the colo
Q scheme being yellow and white. Th
? ceremony took place at seven O'cloc
] and was performed by Rev. DIR. Nj
1 dera, rector of the Church of the Az
s vocate. The bride, who was given
a be married by her father, was becon
v ingly gowned in a suit of white sati
It trimmed with Duchess lace with We
o en- train caught with sprays of lille
e of the valley. She carried bride
d roses. Miss Elsie Lank, sister of Il
is bride was maid of honor. She WI
d gowned In yellow crepe-de-chine al
,r carried white chrysanthemums til
n with blue ribbon. The brides ma
g was Miss Bertha Kister, of PhiladC
r. phia, who wore a gown of blue sill
a. She carried yellow chrysanthemu1
ID tied with white ribbons. The groO
in was attended by his best man Charl
at Howell LeFevre Esq, of Smyrn
le Following the ceremony a receptit
It. was given during which an orchesi
of several pieces rendered music. NJ
n. and Mrs. Cooper left for a weddil
4 trip and will be at home after Novei
:, Der the 10Th at 5040 Spruce Sire
- Philadelphia. Only members of t
a family and intimate friends were pl
- sent at the wedding. Announceme
q, cards were issued Immediately aft
- ward. The bride is q niece of M
- Sarah Farrell and Mrs. Alice Read
this town and has been a frequt
- visitor to Smyrna.
be NED JOHOSON DIED FROM TOO MUCH Boz