Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05
COUNTESS De GAS1ELLANE NOW
THE WEDDING a BRILLIANT AND a
HAPPY ONE.
Young MiIIionaIres Garry the Train
OF the Bride-ArohbishOp oorrirnn
Performs the Ceremony-Noildns
KNOWN About the honeymoon.



At the residence OF her brother MI.
George j. Gould. sixty-seyensh street
near FIN avenue
AT 1850 O'Clock the relatives and less
than one hundred intimate friends as
sembled at the house. The residence
was artlstically decorated throughout
and a profusion OF tropical plants, smi-
lax, asparagus plumes, maiden hair
and OVER twenty thousand la France
roses. lilies Of the valley and Japan
lilies.
The wedding took place on the FIRST or
parlor floor. the ceremony being per-
formed in what Is known as the East
India room, in the southwest corner
Of the mansion.
The bridal procession formed In the
library. a room Of ample dimensions on
the second floor, Immediately over the
East India room. whore the presents
TO the bride and groom were after
wards exhibited
The guests received the first lntlma-
| ton OF the formation OF the bridal par
~ by music Issuing from an orchestra
concealed In the hall. behind bank
OF palms and ferns. The first number
given was Large" by Handel, By the
orchestra and organ, "Elsie's Dream"
which was sung by Rosie sucher, the
operate soprano. to the accompanl-
ment OF the plano and string orohes-
ira
This was followed by tho bridal
march from Lohengren and the assem-
bled guests witnessed the bridal pro-
cossion down the flower adorned STAIRS
in the following order First came the
ushers. Prince del Drago Raoul Duvnl,
Brollhulst Cutting and Howard Gould.
They were followed by the bridesmaids,
Miss Beatrice Richardson, Miss AIDE
laide Montgomery, Miss Catherine
Cameron and Miss Helen Gould.
The bride then followed. leaning on
the arm Of her brother, Mr.. George j.
Gould, her train being carried By her
nephewF, Masters Kingdom and Jay
Could
They entered the music room and
passed Into the East India room, walk
iug slowly up the aisle. which had been
made by running parallel white rib
bons fastened to bunches OF Towering
roses When they reached the dais
at the Firth avenue end Of the room.
the music stopped. The ushers stood
to each Size and tho bridesmaid stood
beside the ushers. Here awaiting tho
approach OF his bride stood the bride
groom attended by his brother. the
Count de Caatollanc, while on the dais
stood Archbishop CDrrignn, wearing
MS ecclesiastical robes Mr.. Gould
placed his sisters hand In Count dc
Custelanc's hand and withdrew To the
LETT whore his wife and two little
daughters stood.
The ceremony wna abridged by tho
fact that the bride had not. ms has
been frequently stated surrendered her
religious faith. When the time cnme
for the bride TO have placed on her
hnger the wedding ring she handed
her large and brautiril bouquet OF
lllIics OF the valley. to her sister Miss
Helen Gould, who stood on her hunedi
ate right The ave Marie was SUM, by
Rosie Sucher. stationed nt the foot OF
the stairs IN the large nall. nor RICH
glorious voice blending with the stralns
OF the organ and tho musical cadeucos
OF tho orchestra, added a rnre charm tn
an impressive and beautiful ceromonv
After the bCuodlction mad been gnolreg
M"udolgohn's wedding mrrph 0llcd thc
room and the bride received the pnnl
wishes OF The urchblshop and fb, 80
ohielutIng priests which were followed
Immediately by those OF hpr slsto,.
Miss Helen Gould, and her brother
George Gould,
The count. radiant and bnnnv Isd t,i,
wife Into tho alcove where yn6s7 "a
wreath showering n i,ass Of litiIcs ~
the valley, they gto0d roailv 10 ,a,,t,.,,
the coneratulations Of ttsir frlc,,5s
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~ $500, uS tasJeilane' IN addition TO tho .
,,,arn rs'atiVes OF the bride there
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