New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
TIRE GOCLD-C.1STELLANE WEDDING.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CEREMONY - THE
COUNTS FAREWELL. DINNER SOME

ARRANGEMENTS FOR The CEREMONN THE
COUNTS FAREWELL. DINNER SOME
THE PRESENTS.
The Marquise de Castellane, mother of Count de
Castellane the fance of Miss Anna Could. enjoyed
a delightful drive in the Park yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. George j. Could who in the evening
gave small informal dinner party at her home,
No. $50 Fffth-ave.
While all the arrangements for the marriage have
not yet been completed. 1t is about decided that
there will be civil ceremony performed by Mayor
Strong at his home in West Fifty-seventh-st, on
Saturday. The breakfast. which Will be served inn
medately after the religious marriage ceremony on
Monday morning at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
George j. Gould. will be of the most ella borate
ever given in this country. There will be about 100
persons seated at the tables. which will be arranged
in the dining-rooms and drawing-rooms
The completed arrangements have been ascer-
tanned When the hour for the ceremony arrives
Count Boniface de Castellane will descend alone
TO the turreted alcove of the Moorish drawing
room. where the guests will have already assembled.
The Archbishop will be In his seat beside the altar
in the alcove in waiting for the pair The process
sion will start from the library the southwest
Of the second floor: thence the head Of the
grand staircase 10 The main hail. through the
music room and the Moorish paror Those compos
ing the procession will march in the following
order. First the ushers Brockholst Cutting, How
ard Gould. Prince del Drago and NJ. Duva; then
the bride on the arm Of her brother. Mr.. George
Gould She will be attended by Masters Jay and
Kingdom Gould, the sons of George J. Gould. Then
will follow the bridesmaids. Miss Helen Gould, Miss
Catherine Cameron, Miss Beatrice Richardson and
Miss Adelaide Montgomery. After these Will come
Mrs. George J. Gould. with the Marquis and Mar
quise de Castellane; Mrs Goud's mother. Mrs.
Kingdom and other members OF the family.
While Miss Goud's presents are not much in evil
dence except to the intimate friends OF the family
It is known that Mr. and Mrs Gould's gift Is mag
ncent necklace Of pearls which arranged on ten
parallel strands. united at short Intervals by trans
verse bars OF gold. in which are incased rows oil
diamonds.
Mrs. Kingdoms present Is jewel-case of blue
satin with rim OF crusted gold. and the presen-
taton in letters OF turquoise, which are nlaid Jay
and Kingdom Gould have received diamond souvenir
pins. the gifts Of the Count to be worn when they
assist as pages at the wedding.
The accounts OF the Casteane Dacheior dinnerr
published In yesterdays papers gave no mixing OF
the ter-dinner entertainment. which was IN many
respects the jolliest part of the AFFAIR After me
dinner the company adjourned to the state salon
of the Waldorf where coffee, cigars and ilqueurs
were served. and where. also. they were joined by
George j. Gould, who for the reason 1t was a
bachelor dinner did noc attend IT,. The entertain.
.ormaiity. the Count being the leader OF the iuh
The only prearranged feature OF the entertainment
the clever feats in prestidigtdtlon or harry
Duncan. Incidentally he had some fun with Dun
Cameron about four aces that proved TO DE
exceedingly evasve. Apart from that the number
OF strange articles that he discovered In the pockets
OF the guests seemed to astonish the Count until
informed by Mr.. Duncan that II quite the
custom of the country" Mr.. Duncan produced
al Illusion presenting the flags Of all nations and
bridegroom had the band greet 1t with THE Star
Spanged Banner"