Evening journal., 1895-03-04
Two rlatnresune Pagea.


Mrs George Gould wore at tho Wedding /
a gown the waist Of which is OF canary |
yellow chiffon arranged in accordion !
plaits over plain silk lining of the Same |
color 1t is trimmed in bands Of oriental !
embroidery OF a deeper yellow, which is
spangled in gilt and studded with precious
stones. The embroidery Stimulates % 2ouave
Jacket and forms a belt about the waist.
Tho high stock collar is made Of yellow
satin folds with a butterfly how conceal
ing the hooks at the neck The skirt Of
this lovely dress is of canary faille, bro
oaded in Dresden colors.
The design is Of cut flowers in bouquets
sprinkled over tn, surface Of the material.
Very full organ plaits at the back hang in
folds. Tho cut Of the skirt is the pre-
soribed style. The sleeves Of the bodice
are of brocade, like the skirt, and are el-
bow length.
The two little nephews Of Miss Anna
Gould who acted as pages at the cere-
mony, wore costumes Of the Louis XVI
period. The coats were made of pure
white corded silk, with small lapels that
folded over q satin blouse that is laced up
the front with silk cords and tassels.
Falling over the shoulder was a broad
square pink collar, which was ornamented
with d slight ruille. The breeches reached
to the knee, where they were fastened by
a steel buckle without garters.
They We're Of white corded silk, like the
coat fitted closely and had no other orna-
ment than a row Of three steel buttons
above each knee. Tho same little row Of
buttons was the single ornament Of the
sleeve near the wrist. White kid shoes, low
cut, and the stockings Of pink silk COM
pleted the outfit
some es the wedding Gifts.
Tho presents received by the bride were
very beautiful and costly, and few of
them may be briefly mentioned.
One of the most unique was the mag
niflcent string of pearls, an heirloom Of
the De Castellane family, which the count
ess gave her daughter in-law. Another
was a superb necklace Of pearls and dia-
monds, the pearls being arranged on ten
| strings which are fastened with trans
verse bars of gold set with rows of dia-
monds This is contained in a pretty plush
| box that has the superscription, From
| Edith and George to Anna, March 4,
| 1895, y in crusted letters of raised gold.
| An edition do luxe Of Victor Hugo's works
was gift we'll adapted TO the pronounced
| literary tastes OF the future daughter OF
| France. Another present was a superb
| diamond brooch A pearl fan, hand paint
ed, and many other souvenirs were also
received.
A feature OF the wedding was novelty
planned and carried out by Mrs. Gould.
She decided that q square piece Of cake
has no poetry about it. She ordered Sher-
ry tho caterer, to cut up the wedding
cake into 100 pieces, each shaped like a
heart Sherry was amazed, but his as
tonishment vanished when the Gorham
| Manufacturing company delivered to him
100 silver heart shaped boxes and lOO
larger painted satin boxes. He received
at the Same time note from Mrs. Gould
saying that she would like the wedding
cake packed in the silver cases.
This Is the first time anything Of the
kind hns ever been attempted in this eoun-
try. The silver box is half inch in thick
ness and lined with gold. On the outside
Of the silver cover there is a crown worked
in gold, beneath which are tho letters Dt
&C The rest Of the cover is filled will
the finest Of gold tracory.
The satin boxes arc tho daintiost pieces
of Workmanship imaginable. In the cen
ter is tho coat-ofarms OF the Castellan
family with the motto The case wa!
tied with ribbon, upon which the Gas
tellano coronet was stamped in gold. Ih
cost Of this little Gould novelty was 81, 0Oi
for the 90 boxes.
The Jewoled Brooch.
Count dc Castellane had made at Drei
GERS brooch which was a wedding gif
for his bride The design is flower d
luce, the royalist flower Of France. Tn
foundation is Of platinum, and imbedde'
in ii are 1875 diamonds Of various sizes
The brooch is to be used as q tiara also
BY fastening it to bandeau, which
, held in place when worn by two solitair
diamond hairpins, it can be converted int
a beautiful hair ornament
/ A ruby bracelet of odd pattern and mos
, original conception is the aceompanyin
, gift.
The bridesmaids pins presented as sol
) venirs are larger duplicates Of the one
given by tho count TO his ushers. The Lei
. tors G and G in monogram arc tied wit
i a bowknot. The G is in rubies and th
{ G In sapphires, while the bowknot
composed Of diamonds
5 The Count and Countess de Caatcllar
+ will spend the time between the wcddin
o celebration today and tho sailing Of th
a New York on Wednesday at I4yndhurs
4 Part Of the honeymoon viii DO spent (
4 the Turin estates Of the Marquise dc Ca
tellane.
Twelve killed by an Exploding Boiler,
VIENNA March "A boiler in disti