Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-08
International
 Wedding
HE ZEN WHEN GOULD BRIDE OF
 LORD DEciEs.
HE 4; SHE IS
Daughter of Famous New York Fam- fly Marries Into English Nobility- Fashionable Society at Ceremony.

New York, Feb. 7-Helen .Vivieh, second daughter of George J. Gould. head of one of the wealthiest families in America, was married at St. Earth olemew's Episcopal church in Madi- son avenue this afternoon to Lord Decies of the British army She is eighteen years old: he forty -four. The church was crowded with an assemblage representing New York's social and professional life and a sprinkling of foreign nobility. Out side in the slushy streets there pushed and showed the usual crowd of curious persons whose persistency makes po- lice arrangements such necessary part of a fashionable wedding in New York.
 Cranks Were Absent.
 There was, however, no untoward who have assailed- Decies in anony- nous communications showed them selves The ceremony was performed by Bishop David H. Greer Of the Episcopal diocese of New York and the Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks. rector of St Bartholomew's. George Gould gave his daughter away and Miss Edith Could, the brides next oldest sister, was madd-of honor. Lord Alastair Graham. R. N.. a son of the Duke of Montrose, was best man. Police Arrangements Perfect. Long before four o'clock more than 100 patrolmen and detectives arrived in :the vicinity of the church and were stationed a block from the a zone through which only the chosen might pass. Vehicular traffic was di- verted through parallel thoroughfares The street cars passed St. Bartholo- news without a stop.
 Bridegroom in Splendid Uniform. The guests began to assemble more than an hour before the wedding. A few were admitted, but through [ hitch in the arrangements more thar 100 shivered outafde the church door on the sidewalk for. . quarter of an hour At SIS Lord Decies arrived nearly an hour before his brides car stopped at tho cukb. He was re- splendent in his uniform of the Sew enth Hussarr. aglftter with service medals and blue and gold braid. Pa tent leather boots giistened on his feet, he carried p1umed helmet. in the crook of his arm, and wore 2
 sabre.
 unnoticed by most of the crowd q entered the church surrounded by
 group Of friends who apparently were
 taking no chances with eraHks. He
 was a bit perturbed lest the crowd should jostle the hride-to-be on he1
 arrival, but the police line held and there was no rushing of bridal par
 ty such as occurred when Marjorie Gould married Anthony J Drexel laAi year.
 Bride Arrives In Limousine. A cheer went up as George Gould and his daughter stepped from q big limousine car and entered the church A moment later the notes of the wedding march sounded and the bridegroom and his best man ap-
 peared at chancoL The six brides
 maids, carrying lilies of the valley He'd the bridal party. They were fol- lowed by the little attendants. Baby
 Gloria Gould with Master William Beresford, and Diana Dalzied with
 Master Marcus Beresford. Miss Edith
 Gould. as maid of honor, came next immediately preceding the bride and her father. The ceremony was ovel
 in g minutes, and Lord Decies posed
 for. a moment for a battery of cam
 eras, before their car whisked them
 mansion on Fifth avenue.
 Skittish Horse scares Mrs. Kingdom The only unusual incident attend
 ant upon the wedding occurred when
 8 horse drawing Mrs. T. M. Kingdom
 the brides grandmother, shied at an
 awning. Mrs. Kingdom. already verg- ing upon illness. became greatly ex-
 cited and had to be carried into the Gould home by servants.
 The church was profusely decora-
 ted. The color scheme was green and
 white. At the entrance of every third
 pew stood tall vases entwined with
 asparagus and containing Easter lil-
 les. while from the vaulted roof hung
 festoons of asparagus. The windows
 were massed alternately with Easter
 lilies and Marguerites. The chance
 was decorated with spring blossoms
 and on either side of the alter were
 tall palms and banked against then
 were white lilac trees, calia lilies
 appIa blossoms and Marguerites.