Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04


 tho front with silk cords and taSsols.
 Falling over the shoulder was a broad square pink collar, which was urnamcnted with . slight ruflle. The brooches reached to the knee, where they wero fastened by a steel buckle without garters
 They were of white corded silk, like the coat, fitted closely and had no other orna- ment than a row of thrce steel buttons above each kncc. The same little row of buttons was the single ornament of tho sleeve near the wrist. White kid shoes, low cut and the stockings of pink silk com pletCd tho outfit.
 Some of the Wedding Gifts.
 Tho presents received by the bride were very beautiful and costly, and a few of them may bc briefly mentioned
 One of tho most unique was the mag niilcont string of pearls an heirloom of the Do Castellane family, which tho count ess gavo her daughter in-law. Another was a superb necklace of pearls and dia- mOnds, tho pearls being arranged on ten strings, which aro fastened with trans verso bars of gold set with rows of dia- monds. This is contained in pretty plush box that has the supcrscription, From Edith and Goorgo to Anna. March I, 1895, in crusted letters of raised gold An edition de luxe of Victor Hugo's works was a gift well adapted to tho pronounccd literary tastes of the future daughter of Franco. Another present was superb diamond brooch. \ pearl fan, hand paint cd, and many other souvenirs wero also roCcivCd
 A feature uf tho wedding was a novelty planned and carried out by Mrs. Gould She decided that S,luarc piece of cake has no puctry about it. She uTtlcrd ShCr- ", the Catcpr, to cut up the wedding cake into 100 piCCCS each shaped like a heart. sherry was amazed, but his as tunishmcnt vanished when tho Gorham Manufacturing company delivered to him loo silver heart shaped boxes and loo larger painted satin boxes Ho rcCcived at the samo time n note from Mrs. Gould saying that she would like tho wedding ] cake packed in the silver eases.
 This is the first time anything of tho kind has over been attempted in this coun- try. Tho silver box is a half inch in thick ness and lined with gold. On the outside of tho silver cover there is a crown worked in gold, beneath which arc the letters Dc C.-G. Tho rest of tho cover is filled with tho finest of gold traccry
 Tho satin boxes arc tho jlainticst pieces of workmanship imaginable. In tho cen ter is tho cOat- of arms of the CaStcllanC family, with the motto. Tho case was Ilcd with ribbon, upon which the Gas ! tcllanc CoronCt Was stamped in gold The 1 cost of this little Gould novelty was $2, 00O l for the 100 boxes
 The JcweIed Brooch. Count dc CaStcllanc had made Ut DrCi- crr'S a brooch which was a wedding gift | for his bride Tho design is a flower de luce, tho r,,yaliSt flower of Franco, Tho | foundation is of platinum, and imbcdded in it arn 196 diamonds of various sizes. | The brooch k tO hc used as a tiara also. l By fastening it to hIndcau, which is | held in placc when worn by two solitaire | diamond hairpinS, it can bc converted into a beautiful hair ornament
 A ruby bracelet of odd pattern and most original conception is the accompanying ! gift
 The bridesmaids pins presented as soul | Vcnirs arc larger duplicates of tho ones | given hy tho count to his ushVrs. Tho let tcrs ( and q in monogram arc tied with n bowknot Tho c iS in rubics and the | G in sHpphircs while the bowknot is composed of diamonds.
 The Count and Countess de CaStellanC | will spend tho timc between the wedding | celebration today and the sailing of the | New York on Wednesday at Lyndhurst. l Part of the honeymoon will hc spent at | the Turin estates of the MarluiSc do Gas l tcllanc.
 Twelve Killed by an Exploding Boiler. VIENNA, March "A boiler in a distil. l lery at ltkkany, Ruumani;l, cNpludrd do 1 ing gr,at damage tO tho building and caus