Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04

ness. The crowd came carly and staid late.
 Tho wedding guests in their CarriagUs were driven nt snnil's pace through the thrOng and entered the mansion through lines formed by n double guard of police men, who had to keep working all the time to keep the entrance clear.
 Under Purple Canopy.
 The corcmony was performed under q canopy of royal purple in tho East Indian room of tho Gould mansion, which by most elaborate preparation had been con- vcrted into vcritablo garden of beauty.
 Count do Castellano. escorted by his younger brother, Count Jean, took his station in the turrctcd alcovo of tho Moor ish parlur.
 Tho other members of tho wedding par ty assembled in the library overhead, and when the hand pointed to tho moment agreed upon the group, with pleasant littlo trcmhlo of excitement and mumcn- tary confusion, divided according to the programme, started in the prescribed or der to tho drawing room down stairs. First CanC tho four bridesmaids, Miss Gould and Miss Cameron walking ahead, and after thnm Miss Montgomery and Miss Richardson. At short distance be- hind came Mir. George Gould, with his sister, Miss Anna Gould, on his arm, the pages attending supporting tho train. Mir. Brockhulst Cutting and M. Duval. the first pair nf uShors, Cglinc immediately aft CT tho pagCs and were followed by Mir Howard Gould and the Prince del Drago.
 On rCaching the MOOrish parlor tho par ty proceeded to tho alcuvc, took their places and tho ceremony was begun.
 Masses of Flowers.
 Tho floral decorations of tho library in 4ul elaborate. Tho prevailing colors wero pink, GrN'n and white, the flowers being Japan lilies and pink and whito roses. Tho walls were snlidly hung with gar lands of grcen and loose flowers. Tho al- cove and niChcs WUro banked with rarC palms from tho tropics of America. The walls and rails along tho stairway leading to the floor below were decorated with the white lilies of Japan, white roses and smi- lax over n background of palm foliage.
 From tho roof of tho stairs wcro suspend ed garlandS of asparagus plumusa Cntwin- cd with lilies of the valley and white roses. ThcSo floral ropes were carried acru<S the hall on wires at q height of ten feet, through tho music room and along tho path of the procession into tho MOurish room and ended in tho imperial purple canopy under which the ceremony took place.
 Horu Archbishop Corrisan and two priests awaited the bride. After the ccrc- mony the couple took their position in tho alcovc of tho Mourish room ut tho corner of Fifth avenue and Sixty. seventh street to receive congratulations. Tho alcovC was dream of the florist $ art. In 1t was a design representing n shower of lilies of tho valley. The windows back of the couple were panclod with lilies of the valley, and tho walls of the Moorish room werc draprd with the same flowers on twincd with maidcnhair ferns.
 The entrance to tho music room was fcstoonCd with American Beauty roses. and tho doorway to the hall from the Moorish room was framed in smilax, Ja- pan lilies white ruScs and lilies of the val ley. Tho railways wcrc banked high with palms and at the cXtrCmc end of the hall was magnificent group of palms, oXntics and towering plants made brilliant with concealed electric lights.
 The Wedding March was played by Pcchcr, tho urganist of tho cathedral Thcrc was also singing by n quartet dur ing the ceremony, and an orchestra played during tho brief reception. At the con Clusiun of the reception the doors of the dining room wcrc thrown open, and n number of small tables wcrc carried into
 
 rofrcshmCntS wore served.
 The Wedding Gowns.
 The wedding gown of Miss Gould is ivory white satin. The corsagc Is high in the neck and Is surpliccd in effect, with one side of shirred satin and the other of throad laco in duchess pattern.
 Tho lace falls in graceful lines over tho shoulder meeting folded belt which tvir,lloS i,o xNrnist nf hack with a bow and twist of satin.
 The sleeves arc full and long, being fas- tened at the wrist with four tiny satin but tons Tho skirt is circular in shape, fall ing in decp, full folds from tho belt and ending in a magnificent train measuring thrce yards The train forms a doublc box plait at tho waist line which flares into graceful folds at its termination. A ruflle of thread lace 12 inches deep Is draped from the left side, making point at the hem of the skirt, continuing about the lower edge of it until 1t reaches tho right side of tho train. Clusters of orange blossoms without leaves arc fastened at in teryals upon the lace garniture both of tho corsage and tho skirt.
 The bridesmaids costumes arc of cream white cloth trimmed in sable and were worn with picture hats of black chiffon.
 
 blouse effect A tucked yoko has its full ness gathered into a belt. Tho sleeves which arc medium full and leg of mutton style, arc fastened at tho wrist with tiny buttons and loops. The plain high collar has about it a band of sable The faro skirt, bordered with n hand of fur is of the usual walking length. A broad sash of moiro, with loops and ends, goes about the waist and faStCaS at tho hack, aS does the bodice.
 Two Picturesque Pages.
 Mrs George Gould wurc at the wedding Q gown the waist of which is of canary yellow chiffon arranged in accordion plaits over plain silk lining of the same color. It is trimmed in hands of oriental embroidery of deeper yellow, which Is spangled in gilt and studded with precious stones The embroidery stimulates n Zouavo jacket and forms belt about tho waist. Tho high stock collar is made of yellow satin folds, with butterfly bow conceal ing the hooks at the mock. Tho skirt of this lovely dress is of canary faillo, bro caded in Dresden colors.
 The design Is of cut flowers in bouquets sprinkled over thu surface of tho material. Very full organ plaits at the hack hang in folds The cut of tho skirt is tho pro scribed style Tho sleeves of tho bodice are of brocade, like tho skirt, and arc el- bow length.
 The two little nephews of Miss Anna Gould, who acted as pages at tho cere- mony, wore costumes of tho Louis XVI period. The coats were made of purs s..R sY.<1 .f1R lr.s.. ktRnN