The St. Mary banner., 1921-11-12
-sBALDWIN.

EplScOpai tuufCn IdSG w eQleSQa
evening at s O'Clock, was the mos,
beautiful and brilliant Of the season
The editice could not accommodate the
vast number of friends and we'll
wlshers who had come to witness the
marriage of the popular and charm
ing young lady. Both families are
we'll known and Miss Smith and Mr.,
Baldwin are decided favorites in
younger smart circles. The wedding
ceremony was performed by DR..
Robert s. Copeland. Rector of Trinity
Church, New Orleans.
The bride had for her attendants
Miss Betty Rock of Lake Charles, as
maid of honor, and as maids, Miss
Ruth kribs of Seattle, Wash. Miss
Marjorie Newell of Chattanooga,
Tenn, Miss Bethea Bush of New Or
leans, Miss Lily Lucille Berwick of
New Orleans, and Miss Marion North
OF Lake Charles.
The little flower girls we're Margaret
Peterman Of Franklin, and Judith
Williams of Baton Rouge.
DR.. Beverly G.. Smith, brother Of
the bride, acted as best man. The
gruomsmen were Messrs. Cuthbert
Baldwin, Seth Baldwin. Fremont
Foss and Evelyn Belden of New Or
leans, and Mr.. Walter Y. Kemper,
Jr., of Franklin. The ushers were
Messrs. Wilson T. Peterman, Edward
Peterman and DR.. Paul w. Trow-
bridge OF Franklin, and Mr.. Walter
s. Berwick of New Orleans.
The church was very beautifully |
decorated throughout with white chry-
santhemums, palms and ferns.
Mrs. E. l. Seyburn of Patterson,
sang because" on the arrival of the
bride. MendelssObn's wedding march
was played by Mrs. e. S. Barnett of
Lafay ette, as the bridal party entered
The bride, who was escorted TO the
altar by her father, Dr.. Beverly
w. Smith, presented a picture of
rare beauty in an exquisite gown
of white satin brocaded in pearls
with flowing tulle sleeves caught
at the wrist with pearls. The long
train was formed of panels of
satin and pearls. The veil of illusion
was held in place with wreath of
orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Betty Rock, maid of honor,
wore pink georgette crepe trimmed
with silver and touches of iridescent
beads, and carried pink chrysanthe-
NUNS. And as maids, Miss Ruth
kribs, wearing periwinkle blue geor-
gette ch ffon trimmed with roses OF
same material with a girdle of rides
cent beads, and carried pick chrysan.
.nemums. Miss Marjorie Newell who
was In apricot geOrgette crepe edged | !
with iridescent beads and carried
ellOw hrysanthemums. Miss Bethea
Bush wore jade green georgette with
ylrdle OF roses and silver leaves and !
carried yellow chrysanthemums. Mss 9
lilly Lucille Berwick wore orchid :
yeorgette trimmed with silver and
pearls and carried pink chrysanthe- {
NUNS Miss Marion North wore Jade
;hit tfOn and silk lace of same shade
md carried yellow chrysanthemums.
The little flower girls. Margaret Pet
,rman and Judith Williams. wore :
,ink taffeta and carried baskets of
,iuk roses and carnations.
Mrs. Beverly Walker Smith, mother
+ the bride, wore black georgette {
rimmed with silver lace, and COR 4
age of pink roses. Mrs. Henry F.
Baldwin, mother of the groom, wore I
,Iack lace over silver cloth. Mrs.
Ernest J. Smith, grandmother of the
ride, wore black crepe de chine
10 jet
The beautiful old Southern home
haded by large moss laden oaks,
'lth grounds sIoping to the Teche,
iade perfect scene for the lovely
eceptlon, which followed the betrothal
eremOny Palms and bamboo typi-
al OF the South formed profuse
ecoration of the long reception hall
nd the colonial stairs from which the
ride threw her bouquet to her attend
nts. A latticed arbor trellised with
roses and green foliage q,
,rmed an exquisite canopy for the
idal party. At either end of the Il
rch were picturesque baskets filed r.
lth pink roses and cbrysauthemums ;,
I'd banks Of bamboo and palms +
'rmed the background. The dining
,om was decorated in green and
bite The large oval table vas
sautiful with its white damask and
adeira, maiden hair fern and green n
'ndIes 10 silver candle sticks. The
rye cake, with streaUers of white y
30 green, was cut BY the bride. n
After the reception MIR. and Mrs.
aidwin left on the west bound train
r an extended trip to the West. car.
ing with them the best wishes of all
r long. happy and prosperous
urney through life.
Among the out of town guests who
tended the wedding we're: Mrs. n'
enry +. Baldwin, Messrs. Seth and 'r'
obert Baldwin, Mrs. David G.
aidwin, Mr.. and Mrs w. T. West,
r; and Mrs. Cuthbert Baldwin, DR..
ooert Copeland, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. -
alker. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 8.
er"lck. Miss Lily Lucille Berwick,
rs. Charles Januiar Mrs