The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-03-09

Anna Gould, the New York IIeiress. Mar
ries Man with Title.


NEW York. March 6--The marriage
Of Miss Anna Gould. daughter OF the
late Jay Gould. of this city. 10 Count
Paul Ernest Boniface de castellane,
was solemnized Monday at noon, Arch
bishop Corrigau officiating, al the resi-
dence OF the brides brother, George j.
Gould. Sixty-seventh street and Fifth
avenue.
At 1880 o'clock the relatives and less
than 100 intimate friends assembled at
the house. The residence was artis-
tically decorated throughout with n
profusion OF tropical plants. smilax,
asparagus. plumoSa. maiden hair. and
over 10000 la France roses, lilies of
the valley and japan lilies.
The guests received the first intimn-
tion Of the formation Of the bridal
party by music issuing from an or
chestra concealed in the hall be-
hind bank OF palms and ferns. The
first number given was the Largo, F"
by Handel, by orchestra and organ,
and "Elsa's Dream" from 'Lo-
hengrin." which was sung by
Rosa Suchcr, the operate soprano,
90 the accompaniment OF the string
orchestra This was followed by the
bridal march from "Lohengrin," and
the assembled guests witnessed the
bridal procession descending the flow
er-adorned stairs In the following or
der:
First came the ushers, Prince del
Drago, Raoul Duval. Broekholst Cut
ting and Howard Gould They
were followed by the brides
maids. Miss Beatrice Richard
son. Miss adelaide Montgomery,
Miss Catherine Cameron and Miss
Helen Gould The bride then followed,
leaning on the arm Of her brother,
George j. Gould, her train being car
ricd by her ncphews, Masters Kingdom
and Jay Gould
They entered the MUSHROOM and
passed into the East India room walk
ing slowly mp the aisle. which had been
made by running parallel white ribbons
fastened 90 bushes of Towering roses.
When they reached the dais at the
Fifth avenue end OF the room the mu-
sic stopped. The ushcrs stood TO
each side and the bridesmaids stood
before the ushers. Here. await
ing the approach of his bride, stood
the bridegroom, attended by his broth
or. Count Jean de Castellane. while on
the dais stood Archbishop Corrigan,
wearing his ecclesiastical robes.
Mr. Gould placed his sisters hand in
Count dc Castellane's hand and with
drew 10 the left. where his
wife and two little daughters
stood. The ceremony was abridged
by the fact that the bride has not,
MS II has been frequently stated,
surrendered her own religious faith.
Whom the time came for the bride
70 have placed upon her finger the
wedding ring she handed her large and
beautiful bouquet OF lilies-of-the-val-
ley 20 her sister. Miss Helen Gould,
who stood on her immediate right.
After the bcnediction had been
spoken Mendelssohn's wedding march
filed The room and the bride received
the good wishes Of the archbishop
and the two officiating priests, which
were followed Immediately by those
Of her sister. Miss Helen Gould. and her
brother, George. The count. radiant
and happy, led his wife into the
alcovc where, under wreath shower
ing mass 81 valley. they
stood ready TO receive the congratula-
tions Of their friends.
a civil ceremony was performed in
the afternoon. No arrangements seem
10 have been made for this previously.
The decision was made nearly two
hours after the religious service had
been concluded 10y Archbishop Corri-
gan Justice Andrews Of the supreme
court consented to oiliciate. and, leav-
ing the bench, was driven rapidly 10
the Gould home. AZ $3.50 p. m. the
bride and bridegroom and the justice
went upstairs 10 the sitting-room on
the second floor, and there in the CEN
ter Of the room the simple ceremony
which declared the two man and wife
a second time was performed.