New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04
r,1rJR WEDDING DAY HERE.
ANA CO1ID AND DE CAsTELLANE
To- PE MARRIED At NOON
,,,,. woia, oN rHr ELABORATE DECORATIONS
~ GEORGE j. GcrLD's HOUSE. WHERE TIL
rJcrMoNl WILL TAKE rLAcE-MiS5
,,,.,rv COLDS PRESENTS TO

Ir,-rl.y COLDS PRf.S.'NIH ~
HEP sISTEN.
~ , .,, NO. a quiet day at the nome OF
A. and Mrs George j. Gould fh'h-aNe' an" '.A'!
eo,.,hst Early in the day ni'! oi S'NE "V'
r,.o,s f~o,, McConnclrs fo|er estaohshineh' 'ooN
possosslon of the rooms o" 'ne '''S' 49,, ~
ho,,yo and Immediately began the WORK OF putting
"' -, ecreens on which are to be hung the
rr ives and the thousands of roses and lilies
- .ho galley Everything was confusion ana as
,ho Law advanced the NUMBER OF decorators he'P-
'"e "i5 ,or-ladders increased, until o'clock last
,..,,c the East India-room, the MUSHROOM, the
,,ni,c-room the gold room and the hallway were
.treIv in the possession of the workmen. They
,abore1 all night and by II 80 o'clock to-day the
housa will be evacuated. with every detail OF the
elaborate decoration completed for the ceremony
which takes place at noon.
Miss Anna Gould did not attend church yester-
day In the morning she was visited by Miss kltue
Cameron and Miss Montgomery. two of her brides
maids Coun; de Castellane. her fance. ana seNera'
intimate friends who had private view OF the
presents which will be exhibited to the guests DIT
the wedding to-day. The gifts. which NUMBER sew
eral hundred. have been arranged in the library
In the collection several gorgeous presents
from Miss Helen Gould including a diamond Vi
immense size surrounded by eleven diamohus Vi
good size This particular gem is KNOW" d" -
Es,erhazy diamond. and Tiffany u CO.. from viz"
!, mas purchased say that 1t is a celebrated STONE
Yesterday afternoon Miss Gould anu Nou'' Wv
Castel,ane after luncheon left the house Tor walk
and returned just before SHUTDOWN George .. ,i'0.'
accompanied by his physician Or. Mum, ieI' 'hF
house about 430 o'clock 20 MAKE ca" !" INC
neichboThood. ~
Mrs Paran Stevens last evening gave dinner
ar,v =, her home No. l East Ffty-seVenth-st., in
honor of the Marquis and Marquse de CasteIlane
,f.a~ tho meal there music. Miss Martina
1obns;one. the Swedish violinist. playing several
selections on the violin. which were highly appreci-
,ted by her auditors.
When Archbishop Corrigan performs the marriage
ceremony at noon to-day. he Will stand on slight
" raised platform and under canopy OF royal
purrle velvet, which will be Curtaired with ropes
OF smilax and lilies Of the valley.
Frau Rosa Sucher will sing "Elsa's Dream from
81 ohengrin" and the Ave Maria by Bach-Gounod.
Victor Herbert will conduc, the orchestra.
According 20 report sent out yesterday. Miss
Anna Gould and the Count de Casteane were eX-
pected to attend the concert given by the Marine
Band. Of Washington at Tie Madison Square Garden
hox 10 3 which be decorated in honor of
their visit The box was barren Of decoration last
night and neither Miss Gould nor the Count put
in appearance
day $50 children will enjoy feast given to them
by Miss Could OF these children. $50 are members
of the kindergarten Association, at No. 22J East
E!ghtieth-st. and the others will he taken care OF
at the Allen Street Methodist Episcopal church
by the Potted Plant Association. Mazzetu Will
cater for the young people Miss Gould has been
deeply interested in the associations mentioned
for a long time and has taken an active part in
the work for them. As Countess de CasteHar@ her
home will be abroad and the two feasts are given
as a farewell the children.