The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-04


The Jacket was lined with red peau de
sole and cut snort. The skirt was very
fun and like all the gowns OF the BRIDES
to match the gown. made of Prussian
On the "s reht Side. and one On ehe left
and under the left knot were fastened
three black duills.
French gown. perfectly plain. Of covert
c1 Cloth An and II, lined throughout With navy
3 pus Jacket With appsF ca6es e toS so s
sleeves. There are six sleeveless blouse
waists to oe worn with this Jacket tn The
steamer hat
A very handsome. reception gown is Of
royal n blue velvet velvet nea es honghogt S WITH
frafs turn covered ess " With n Bruels FUSS T Honiton nj
side side of the the vest. The The skirt Is piain and
very full. II Is worked with 81 q Peaerlne
which hdet Is very full and reach reaches to 6s
with Brussels net. A lovely rough black
straw hat goes with this, gown, with
frill of black Applique and small bunch
of ostrich tips which are fastened at this
left the ae har bSneah aa toar tns D white and ane
Two opera coats. one of blue velvet trsrn-
med with yards of lace and Oriental enI-
Sieiiienne trimmed with lanadsoms Capll-E
chin hood and cape very fmuoh spangaed.
A, Ae each side Of the cape are long tabs Of
buckles.
There are several tea gowns one of
lace: another heavy cream corded silk
and cut in the Empire style. the short
waist having a band of Oriental trim
rose shade very handsomely trimmed
With irridescent IT,, spangles "A shading from ON
IS h9ss very r9 afsS dainty al Fransch han9 % MADE
composed of Silk. linen and lace. and ex-
ouisitely beautiful The collars and cuffs
modest and indicate exquisite taste. A
very old and handsome bail dress OF pale
pink bordered with roses shading from
deep red to pale pink is an addition to
the trousseau. 1t has a pink satin bodice
trimmed with lace and rose leaves. The
sleeves are simple straps formed of roses
there is every kind of hat, turbsn. yacht
ing cap. jaunty theatre hats and hats to,
handsome hat is one to be worn on every
occasion. One very handsone. hat is one
to be worn with chineIilla coat. Il
Of white chenille and 1T is trimmed with
0lacteo tosTUMas ogaTHU5s asd os dsep rife E1zeS GUESTS
dress of canary faille brocades in Dres-
den. The design, is a pattern OF. cut
over the gown. The skirt was very full
and fell in organ plaits in the back. The
waist of this gown was of canary yellow
yeiioW silk nng e Rhe Sleeves aysr were aapat 81
brocaded faille and very full and OF
elbow length, There were bands of Orr
ing from a canary. yellow to. a deep
orange. These bands were embroidered
with precious stones, Over the chiffon
zouave. jacket. The collar was made
of yellow satin and fastened with a
large bow at the back of the neck A
l,ay l-1r .aA4r 1,11 41-o l1,rxr
place.
Mrs. Kingdom, Mrs. Gould's mother,
wore handsome gown of blue antique
and pink. The waist and skirt were COM
posed of the same fabric. An exquisite
shade of heliotrope velvet formed the
ecru Mouseline de Soe edged with real
lace. The collar was made of the same
soft velvet The sleeves were of bro
they are edged with a heliotrope velvet
and were fastened with two small dia-
ii'0lsu PERSONS PRESENT.
Among those present at the ceremony
the the Misses Il cameron. Mr. Mr. Duncan enA cam am.
Cutting, Mr- J: Y. Ritehie. Nj. isaac
Alexander MIR. and Mrs. Henry Clews
and Miss Clews, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Har-
riman. Miss Turnpre, Mss Mary Turnuree,
and Mrs. F. Z. Hahn. Mr.. John G. Fur
man, Mr.. and Mrs; Nicholas Fish,, Gen.
an and Mrs M Thomas r T Bckert Mrs Arehi-
". shackford, Dr.. and Mrs. John P.
Mum, Mrs. J.; Frederick Piergon, Mr..
pan s. Miller, Mr.. Frederick H. Baldwin,
coner, Mrs. Paran Stevens. Mrs. w. B.
Noyes,, Miss Pomeroy. Mr.. Charles Raoul-
| re Wi Ny nd
Mrs. Frank Northrup, Mr.. Dwight c.
Harris Admiral and Mrs. -Erben, Mr..
eral and Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald, Mr.: and
Mrs. De Forest. Mr.. and Mrs. Town
send Burden. Mr.; P; F. Collier; Miss
WaTS Rogden Count mt ana MRS Mr. Regnsd Ndra5 IL
de R. Whitehouse, Mons. Patenotre, the
French Ambassador; Count Hadik, the
McGracken, Ney Mayirynoi, Mr.. A Nor
Mrs; Dwight N. Harris, Mr.. H. Matt
e srs Count Ga and a counfe5s ds Mon
Mrs. Bronson. Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer,
William A. Hamilton. Mr.. william Cut
ting, Jr, Mr.. William Duer, Mr.. Barry,
DR.. and Mrs. George F. Shrady. Mrs.
Samuel % Sloan. Mr.. and Mrs. William A. 4. I.
A. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. William Bur
THE PRESENTS.
In the. library of the second floor, di-
rectly above the East Indian Room, the
presents were displayed. The superb
jewels were laid out on the library ta-
Bile on a cover cloth of heavy red velvet,
while the tops of the book cases about
the room were converted into shelves
for the arrangement of a varied aSSort-
ment of valuable. beautiful and almost
priceless assortment of gifts.
J priceless gifts.
the brides presents was brooch fash
ioned in the shape of q heart. In the
centre was the rare world-fanlous Est
erhazy diamond, surrounded by eleven
to be worn as a single stone This was
the gift of Miss Helen Gould.
Mr., and Mrs. George j. Gould's pres
ent was a collar of superb pearls, con-
sisting of ten strands, each pearl be-
| ing the size of good sized pea. The
strands were crossed by bars of piati-
mum, holding rows of brilliant white
| diamonds these dividing the pearls into
| ten compartments. In each bar were
| twelve diamonds. In the entire collar
there were seventy-two diamonds and
| eight hundred pearls.
| Mr.. Frank Gould presented a. chain
| of two hundred diamonds. which could
| be worn in coils about the neck or en-
| twined as a bracelet about the wrist.
Mr.. Howard Gould gave a large knot
or cluster of diamonds. Each end of
| the glittering ribbon has as a tassel a
| superb blue and pink diamond.
The Marquis al,l f.arqu.se de Castel-
1 lane presented to the bride a superb and
! unique necklace consisting of five ropes
of pearls, each string of which has his
f<v.f int how ytr,fr halo =