The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-05
CASTELLANE GOULD.
The Little Count Weds Stock
Gamblers Daughter.
she GETS An ANCIENT NAME.



Miss Anna Could. daughter OF the late
jay Gould. 20 Count Paul Ernest Boni-
face De Castelians WAS sosemnized to-
day at noon. Archbishop corrigan ofsicfas-
fnx. at the resldsnes OF her brother,
George J Gould. ~ T1s3D relatives ard
eighty intimate frsends assembled at the
house. which was arftsttcalIy decorated
throughout with tropical plants. roses
end tisies 'sEiss.s Dream from "Lohsn-
xrtn.- WAS sung by Rosa 6ucher. the
operate soprano. to the accompaniment
OF string orchestra. This was followed
by tine bridal march from 'Lohengrin,
and the assembled guests Witnessed the
bridal procession descending the nower-
adorned stairs IN the following order:
The fishers. Prince de Drago Raoui isi-
val Brockssesl Cutting and Howard
Could. fhe bridesmaids. Miss Beatrice
Rtchardsoa. Miss Adelaide MONTGOMERY.
Miss Catherine Cameron and Miss Helen
Gould. the bride. leaning on the arm OF
her brother. George j. Gould. her train
being carried By her nepnews. Master
Kingdom and Jay Gould. They eusered the
music room and passed In To the East
India room. where awaiting the approach
OF his bride xsood the Bridegroom. at
fsnded by his brother, Count Jean de
Gasseiane. On the aais stood Archbishop
Gorrigan wearing his ecclesiastical robes.
Mr.. Gould placed his sisters hand In that
of Count de Casfeilane and withdrew 20
the left. where his wife and two little
daughters stood. The ceremony aas
abridged by the fact that the bride has
not. rs has been frequently stated, sur
rendered her own religious faith. The
Ave Maria was sting By Rosa 5tscher,
stationed at the foot OF the stairs In the
large halt
After the bened.ctioa Mendelssohn's
wedding march filed the roam, and the
bride received the good wishes OF the
archbishop and her friends. A delicious
wedding breakfast was served. and at
half past the bride. attired in . travel
Ing dress passed through the hall crowd
81 with friends anxious TO hid her fare
well.
Among ths rarest and most costly of tho
presents WAS heaft-shaped breach, In
the center was the rare and worid-famosis
Esterhazy diamond surrounded by eleven
diamonds. each or which is large enough
10 be worn az single stone. This was
the gift OF Miss HELEN Gould. Mr. and
AIRS. George j. Gouids ar Aaeat was q
collar of superb pearls consisting of ten
strands In which were seyenfy~two dia-
moadH and 50 pearls. Marquis and Mar
aaiae de Castsiiane presented a superb
aad unique necklace. consisting of i've
ropes OF pearls. each srtinx o. which - OF
historic Interest. one having belonged to
Henry w.. and another to Marie An
toinelfe.
In addition 10 the immediate relatives of
the bride there were present at the cere-
mony and breakfast about eighty inti-
mate friends ef the bride and family,
amonE which were sir Roderick and the
Misses Cameron. Duncan Cameron. Roy
Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Nippon.
Mrs. Brockhoist Cutting. Miss Turner,
Mrs Mary Turner. Mr.. Creigh,ao Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish, Mrs Archi-
bald. Mr.. Cornelius Bailey MIR Frederick
~. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Al
exander, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Clewes and
Misy ciewes. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Harrison.
MrR. Faiconcr. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Gal
ieway. Colonel and Mrs. A. X. Iiaine. Mr..
and Mrs. John furman. Gen. and Mrs
Thomas T. Eckert. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
son. Mr.. J. w. Shsickford. Mr. and Mrs.
John r. Mum. Mrs. J. Frederick P,erson,
Mr.. Smalley, Prince and Princess Ruspoli.
Mrs. Paran Stevens. Mr.. ]. s. Richie Mr.
Charles Raou nuvai. Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Sage. MIR. Isaac Iseiin, Mr. and Mrs
Peter Cooper Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Northrup. Mrs w. n. Boyes. Airs. Pom
cry. Mr. j. G, HeTeaford Mr. Dwight C.
Harris. Mr.. William A. Hamilton. Admiral
and Mrs. Erssen. Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Dick
erson. Mr.. Perry Belmont Mr. William
Cutting. Jr., Miss Maud BACON. Mr.. VIII
liam buer. Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson. Gen
and Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs
=, Dyer. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Forest.
Mrs Townsend Burden. Mr.. Barry Mr. r.
u, Collier. Miss Brogden, Mir ard Mrs
George r. Shrady. MIR. ard AIRS Reginald
II. Ward Mr.. and Mrs Samuel sloan Mr.
J. Norma DE r. whitehouse. Mr. and
Mrs. William Perry, Nj fateaotre. the
French ambassador, Count Hatfik, the
Marquis imperiats. Chancellor and Mrs.
MeCraeksr. Mr.. J. j. Harrison Mavroy-
ent Fey, Mr.. A. Morris Bagby Mr. Charles
\. Baldwin. Miss WIDENING Mr. and
Mrs. William Burden. SIR and Mrs.
Dwight ~ Harris. s,r. Madison Jones.
Mr.. III. Maitland KerSey, Count and
Countess De Nontsanleln
The brides wedding gown was a heavy
livery satin duchess. Hastily trimmed with
roint d'Angieterre lace which was 1.
inches wide and OF rare and hssutif,
pattern. The skirt fits very tightly over
the hips and flares out AT the bottom
The train Is round and Is about thre.
yards IN length. The gown ia inet
throughout with heavy ivory silk. fash
toned NJ the bottom with three full ruf
FEES Of fun lace These r,1ffies ar,
trimmed with bows of satin ribbons
rnirf a Angletsrre forms OF "a arapets
over the body. beginning little hAcf
Of The right shoulder. II then crosses Il
the left side and passes ussfer n fatdes
empire belt. which IS made of satin. 81
the bottom 81 the belt the sirap~ry be-
gins again aud Is extended over the ieF
aide like jabat and Is carried arcuns
the front of the skirt IN Eandskes which
are ioopei and fastened by small hgnche'
os real orange blossoms. The sleeves az,
cut IN the latest fashion. tire top OF th'
sleeves being very full and the unde
part very tight The sleeves huttone,
very closely over the wrist. The hoSitci
81 the gown Is fastened nj the hack uasse
roll Of satin and twn bows Of lace Tn
bridal veil WAS rare old lace presented {.
the bride es the Aarquise de caSteiEane
and WAS fastened az the crown or ~
heal with a huuch os orange blossoms
The veil dia not fall over the face, as
s!rssp,y down the hack In close folds. avn
wax fastened at the train hy orang
blossoms The pettieoat worn with tint
eswn was made Of heavy ivory raosre sftl
90 the same beautiful tint as the dress
ira trimmed With three rennces OF rea
lace heaacSt with little butterfly bows AM
narrow satin ribbons about six inche
apsFt.
The hrfese carried bouquet composed a
orange blossoms aud hlies-of-the~vailey
which were unusually large 1t vas tiet
with white eatsn ribbons.
The faur bridesmaids were Eownes
alike. In cream satin hroatcioth ,rtrnnc,
with saele- The wide skirt was lines
With swo-sneh sahie bands. Under th
saese hard the skirt was wired viii
s~wca thercgzge.s' which Insured peSfee
rarves, The ssestsee ana yoke eerett wa
formed NY saur clusters Of tsuy sucEs
which hssrcai cat. giving a vsach effee
fellow. The waists were o8stscici with
sash of cream white snotre rthtsog tied {,
iaopa the ioEg ends hanging at sho hask
T'he sleeves we're fun, ard dropping an,
hatfonea tightly at she wrist, The cola
80 cream white MORE was edged tn sahie
The bridesmaids wore Gafassisorougls hat
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