New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
BR00KLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Wcddings, Engagements and other
Diversions Of the Ueek.

In the chapel of the Packer Collegiate Insti-
tute last evening was solemnized the marriage
of Miss Gertrude Hoefecker Baldwin. daughter
Of Mrs. stephen Livingston Baldwin of No
l2lS Pacific street. and John Walter Prince. of
Kansas City. The decorations were in green
and white, these colors being also used i'm the
costumes Of the brides attendants Bishop
Edward l.. Andrews, who recently retired from
the Diocese of New York and now makes his
home in Brooklyn, performed the ceremony at
O'Clock The bride who was given away by
her brother, Stephen c. Baldwin. wore aIe En-
pire gown Of white chiffon over louisine with
garnitures of rare old point lace that has been
IN her family for generations. Her tulle veil
was held in place by sprays of orange blossoms.
and she carried orchids and lilies Of the-valIey.
She wore Mr.. Princes gift, bangle necklace of
chameleon and pearls Her sister, Mrs Fawn
William Freeborn. of Kansas City. was the ma
tron Of honor. She gowned in pale green
messaine. trimmed with fIet lace and silver
made Empire fashion. and carried white chrvsan-
themums. The bridesmaids, Miss Alice Prince
OF frlnceton Miss Agnes Hudson Carrow cf
Smyrna, Del; Miss Clair Wright and Miss
Katherine Kraetzer, Of Brooklyn wore babv
princess frocks Of green nessaline and lace and
'ISo carrled white chrysanthemums. Max ITpson
OF Manhattan, was the best man. and the tsbers
We're Augustus Martin Baldwin. James Gregg
FauI William Schlorf. Joseph King Van Den
pere, of Manhattan; Richard Avery Wright Of
Boston. and Howard Gesr, of BROOKLYN Mrs
BALDWIN 5 gown was Of black Chinese creme vim
hahd embroidered white pansies There was no
reception following but Stephen Baldwin gave
q supper al the crescent Club, 10 which none
Dut relatives and the bridal party was asked
me laoles were arranged in half circle In Il
poIupl OF the main dining room which had henr,
screened off by palms. White roses and cbrvsan- -
lhemums were effectively combined with ferns
III me decorations. The bride was president
De IN Kansas City.
Another popular Packer girl Miss Edith Tod-
yard Main, became bride yesterday. She wac
married at noon TO Norman A Rovd of Ala
meda' Cal- at the home Of her parents Mr. and
Mrs William Main at Pomfret on-the- Iudeop
put until recently of this borough The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. Rachel T,add
u Jamaica. Long Island assisted bv the Rev,
Saines townsend Russell, Of BROOKLYN Miss
MANS wedding gown was of white chiffon cIntb
ana Honiton lace. She wore a tulle veil faetnred
py orange blossoms, and carried lilies Of tba
.G aa.leS' Mrs william F. Doerfinger nee Main)
acted as Inatron OF honor. She was goWned in
Whlte chiffon cloth and carried yellow crvsan'
Ihemums The four bridesmaids-Miss Ruth
Ialbot' or Boston; Miss Louise ETIJehrou,r ne
Binghamton, n. Y; Miss Florence n Wrigb+ 30
Susquehanna, Penn, and Miss Laura w Hand
oio. 81 brooklyn-were frocked in yellow chiffon
cIoth- MISS Gladys Cayard maid of honor
was IN white. All carried yellow crvsanthe
NUNS Charles +. Tichenor of Ringhanntop
S nslS the pesl man. Dut there were no uShers
Ihere was a large representation from this hor
ough at the ceremony.
second out-of-town wedding Yesterday was
that of Miss Gertrude Baxter, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Edmond Baxter of No. 213 In
wood avenue. Montclair n. j.. and Nathan Hag-
gett Brown, of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Enes
Brown. Of No. 1913 Remsen street The ceremony
look place at o'clock, in the Christian JTnion
congregational Church. and a small recention
Tor relatives and few near friends followed al
the Baxter home. The Rev. DIR. Harry It Dewey
OF the Church of the Pilgrims, in this borougL
ohiciated. The bride, who was gowned In white
satin, was attended by a maid Of honor-ber
sister Miss Dorothy Baxter-and two brides
Brown. They were frocked in white chiffon and
carried pink roses. DIR. Rolfe Kingsley of Man
haitian. was the best man, and Lindon Bates ir
and W. Clarke Symington were the ushers The
Baxters formerly lived on the Heights
The wedding of Miss Florence Loudon. daugb
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carlisle Loudon of No
1S4 New York avenue, and Mortimer Drake
Bryant took place on Wednesday. It was a
home ceremony, at 430 o'clock the Rev DR.
gowned in white satin messaline, made princess
fashion, and trimmed with point lace She wore
the conventional long tulle veil fastened with
orange blossoms, and carried shower bouquet
of ilies-of- -the-valey. Her sister, Miss Gertrude
w. Loudon, and Miss Camilla L. Bryant, sister
of the bridegroom, who attended bridesmaids
wore frocks of pale yellow chiffon cloth. and