The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-08
THE tTCHI\G tROU Us.
Those Around the llOu>c stirred 10y Mrs.
Kingdoms Illness.

A. early as | o'clock in the afternoon
crowds began TO collect al the corner Of
Fifth avenue and Sixty seventh street
opposi'e tha Gould house Inspector
Geprg" Titus and Capt Hughes o. the
East NiNty--evonth street stati IN had
out a squad Of thirty reserves and fifteen
men IN plain clothes TO keep the lines
slowly moving and up against the wall
of Central Park 4 fore. of street clean
ers chopped away the caked snow in front
OF the house and -prinkled sand over the
| slippery street \ small SQUAD of men
| from Traffic G kept vehicles moving
A. n quarter Of four tho first machine
/ drew NJ to the awning and took away the
Hon Seton Robert BereSford. the Hon
Mrs Wilkinson and Mr. and Mrs William
| B"resford
! In the second machine went Cap,
I.und and Lady Barclay Next came
Lady Decies and Mrs. Georre Gould
! In the fourth car followed the three Gould
boys. Kingdom. Jay and George. Jr
/ Three bridesmaids occupied III. fifth car
! They were the Misses Emelire Holmes.
! Hannah Randolph and ellison Pierce
| The other three. the Misses Louise Crom-
well, Hope Hamilton and Annie Douglas
/ Graham, followed in the sixth machine.
In the seventh were the Misses Gloria
! and Edith Gould and maid and Master
| William and Master Marcus Beresford
When the eighth car drove up through
/ the close hangings of the canopy a cloud
Of white veil caught the eyes Of the wait !
ing multitude. and Miss Nivien Gould.
accompanied hy her father. entered the
machine. Then there was rush from
! the pent up crowd A squat little woman
| IN ayiarge gray hat standing in Sixty
seventh street near Madison avenue made
"A rush through the lines and evaded the
clut hes of two policemen They made
after her. but like rabbit she scut tied
ov"- q pile Of dirt and underneath the
roof shelter of eX-Judge Gary's house,
whe." two more policemen grabbed her
a;id 49, 'ort"d her back To the lines
Afte' the wedding party had driven
away roam hors" attached to a carriage
being drlS on through Sixty seventh street
toward Fifth avenue took fright at the
awning in front of the Gould house
careened and halked and turned on It's
launches in a complete circle, throwing
the carriage against pile Of bricks
outside the Gary house. The occupants
two women, screamed and two police-
men grabbed the horses bride and led
him up 10 the curb. Ncws was sent into
the Gould house thar Mrs Kingdom
grandmother Of tho bride. was i'll in the
carriage outside. Two buffers, assisted
by inspector Titus. helped Mrs kingdom
out of her carriage in a fainting condition
and into the house, where n physician,
was called, Mrs Kingdom was taken III
on the way from h.r home, so Madison
avenue, To tho wedding and dove over
20 the Gould house with her maid The
rush Of the crowd that broke as tho
last carriag" went away and tho awning
frightened the horse. which had been act :
ing badly all III" way down tha avenue.
Mrs Kingdom missed the wedding
| Outside 81 Bartholomew there was
| a otable absence Of confusion
| The police officers and men arrived on
tho scene al | 80 o'clock in the afternoon
Al that time there already wero thousand
or so men and women in the street in front
of the church and extending around the
corner into Fortv-four'h street The
space in front of tho church was cleared
at o'clock and before 3 the street was
closed Tho limos beyond which only
those possessing cards 10 the church or
crod initials from the Police Department
could 70 were established M Forty fifth
s.~e,t and FOry-third street and M Van
do"hilt avoru" aud n little east Of Fifth
avenue. Thpt left practically n block
FREQ in all directions from In" church and
entirely p""ve1t"d jostlinG 10 get close
to IN" bridal patty except when II was
safely ensconCed in it's carrie r"s