The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-25
MISS GOULD's WEDDING.
Her Four Bridesmaids VIII Wear
Simple Gowns OF white Broad
cloth.

Her Four bridesmaids VIII Wear
Simple Gowns OF white broad
cloth.
From the Philadelphia Press.
New York, Feb 22.-The four brides
maids of Miss Anna Gould will be at
tired alike for the much-talked-of we'd
ding. Their gowns are quite simple, made
entirely of white broadcloth. The skirts
are tremendously full and haring. and
have no other trimming whatever upon
them but a band of sable on the edge.
The waists are in blouse effect, with
the Inevitable bouffante sleeves. on the
collar is band of sable and this is all
The hats are the most curious feature
for home wedding. They are black
and big and made of chiffon. The souve-
mir gifts from the bride have. not yet
been presented to the bridesmaids, but
are said TO be ruby and diamond mono
gram pins, with the initials of bride
groom and bride-"C. and G. It is not
vet declared what bouquets the brides
maids will crary Miss Kitty Cameron
is the daughter of Sir Roderick Cameron
Miss Beatrice Richardson is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson of No 109
West Seventy-fourth street. and was a
schoolmate Of Anna. Miss Adelaide
Montgomery is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w Montgomery and is another
girl friend. The fourth bridesmaid is
Helen Could.
The fashion of having one special young
woman distinguished as being a maid of
honor is no longer considered the fashion,
so that Miss Anna Gould will simply
have bridesmaids and dispense with a
maid of honor.
A brief description of Miss Anna Goulds
trousseau has been given by the dress
makers who are engaged in preparing II,
to be ready in time for her marriage to
Count Castellane on Mach 4. The bridal
gown will be of ivory white satin. the
skirt hanging in graceful folds and full.
The train will be little longer than or
binary and thread lace freely spangled
will decorate the bodice. The neck will
be high and the sleeves bouffant The
countess will sail for Paris in jaunty
costume of Scotch tweed. The jacket is
cut short with fun rppled skirt of
blush tint One firm is constructing Il
number of evening gowns, dinner dresses
and wraps for Miss Gould, and other
dressmal0ers are also busily at work on
costumes for this favored and pretty
young woman of H. All of the preliminary
trousseau is being made here. but on her
arrival in Paris as Madame la Comtesse
de Castellane she will enrich the men mil
liners and costumers there by purchasing
a more elaborate and expensive outfit.
one of the dinner dresses is Of bronze
Amazon cloth, with a 1aring skirt in the
prevailing style. Another gown is Of peach
blow pink with black mousselinc de sole.
The ornate skirt has about the lower edge
q ruche Of ACCORDION pleating, finished
with cream lace. The waist is square cut
and enbiazoned generously with spangles.
There are gowns and opera cloaks gor-
geous enough to satisfy the craving of the
most feminine fastidiousness, and trunks
and trunks and trunks of soft and deli
cate lingerie are being packed to be taken
abroad with her on her wedding trip to
the land Of her titled husband that is soon
to be. Miss Gould Is spending several
thousands Of her millions on her trcus-