The Washington times., 1910-04-19
Miss Marjorie Gould Keeps
Promise Not to Marry
for Title.
SOCIAL LEADERS
OF WORLD PRESENT
Brides Gown of American Make
and Woven 10
Order.
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20 her father two years ago that II
would be an American man she would
wed. ard not one OF the small army OF
titled foreigners who even before her
debut had designs on her Eanu-and
the purse the hand controlled
Pink was 70 be the dominant color in
both the church and the Could home
at Fifth avenue and SixJy-seventh
street
Mss Gould announced her attendants
as Miss Margaret DreZel- who came
from London for the wedding; Miss
Marjorie Curtis daughter or DT. ana
Mrs H Holbr0Ok Curtis, Miss Hope
Hamilton daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
William A Hamilton, VINO IS a COUSIN
Of Miss Gould, Miss Elsie NiCou,
daughter OF M and Ms BENJAMIN
NicoU, Miss Beatrice Claim and MISS
Dorothy Randolph Also ln attelIance
on the bride we're Miss Nlvien Could
the bride-elect'S next younger sister
Clarence II. Mackav. and Edith Gould,
another Of Miss Gould s sisters
Luncheon Abandoned
Il was stated today at the home %
Mr. and Mrs George J Gould. parents
Of the bride. that the customary lunch
con for the bridesmaids immediately BE-
fore the ceremony would not be given
after the ceremony hoWeNei' q recei-
ton and breakfast Will TAKE place al
the Gould mansion. 81 Fifth avenue
Miss Gould presented the bridesmaids
with gifts Of tiny chateialne Watches
the cases being balls Of diamonds
The bridesmaids were 10 wear the
game frocIIs AT the reception ana
the church These IrochS are or
pink chiffon over pale blue char
rneause satin well adapted 10 adorn
the beauty Of six OF the pret-
taest girls IN New YORK society Inc
Eowus nave overSkfrrs. held IN bout
fHnt fashion g bout six inches from Ila
hem. with a blue sash tied al the
back Beneath this IS nleaTed rGi-
fe o. the chiffon They are cut with
Dutch urrkS and have hiEn blue satin
Eirdles Beneath the slightly bLOuSed
chiffon waist IS a wide band or lace
The sleeves are Of TIE chihon' unllhec'
and reach TO the elbow
Beneath the fr0Cks. which clear the
floor by three inches. VIII be seen ElEi-
topped. high-he~Ied blue satin shoes The
hats are great blue straw tuGJes, with
very high. WIDE CTowCS- about Wntcn
pink tlIIe Is rolled. At the hack a pink
Feather turns I'D n very T're1cnE faSn-
The costume OF the maid Of honor Is
made exactly the same except lnaL Siie
VIII wear blue over pink instead 81
pink over blue, and pink hat Instead o.
a blue one
Gown American Made.
The brides gown Is what i always
called a creation Of white satin, made
very simply. and rare lacez- Il IS an
IS Of way satin. woven especially for
the occasion A tuufC Of point OF Ouch
ess lace * worth It's weight in diamonds
The pearls which SaInish the gown are
worth fortune The train Of the bridal
dress * Of regal length
On the third floor Of the house the pres
ents are displayed and here IS eXem-
plifed the generosity OF society OF New
YORK and elsewhere to a favorite- The
never in the history or that eStaollSh-
meuL has there been such a lavish eX-
pendItu-e for presents.
Mr.. Gould's wedding sift 90 his Oldest
daughter Is the hcme at lol5 Fifth ave
nue., q $4,000 mansion
In addition 10 the house AR Gould
gives his daughter diamond necklace.
not o. -l-C dOE-COl.aT kind but OF crlen-
tai design i lies fat ABOUT the neck
and the diamonds are graduated in
size From IL hangs a long band WITH
g marvellous pendant
From her mother Miss Gould has re-
Ceived q magnificent piastron OF oia-
r10uds and sapphirss Of original design
Princess de Sagan's Gift
Miss Gould's aunt, the Princess de
Sszan. has sent a wonderfully wrought
ring. set with a huge back pearl OF
hizioric value Her uncle. Frank Gould,
has given her beautiful diamond
bracelet.
From M DTCEel $ Idull-L mas come
silver, great chests 0f II. all marked
with an especially designed monogram
iuc=oSed in a circle The chests contain
e-ery1hinE IN the line OF silver for which
-he most fastidiOus Chatelalne could
wish.
The honeymoon. L Is understood, VIII
be passed on CTeoTEc C5oEld's yacht the
ATLANTA. Mr.. Gould has had the yacht
uur I'm commission. and the Sk5uDer.
capt. Donald Tod has been stocking her
with every conceivable luxury for a triF
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