Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-29
Miss Anne Douglas Graham
Becomes His Bride Today.
CEREMONY AT ST. THOMAS
Second Son Of Railroad Magnate
Third in Family to Wed in Year.
MANY VALUABLE PRESENTS
Gift of Bridegroom Will Be House
to Be Erected on Fifth Ave-
nue., New York.

NEW YORK, April 29.-The third we'd
ding within the year In the George J.
Gould family will take place this after
noon when Jay Gould, second son OF the
railroad nlagnate, and Miss Anne Douglas
Graham only daughter OF Mrs. Hubert
Vos are to be married at st. Thomas
Church
The bride, whose mother before her
marriage was Princess kaikilani OF Ha'
wall. will be given away by her step
father. and Kingdom Gould will be the
best man. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. DIR. Ernest NJ. Stires,
rector of the church.
The floral decorations Of the church are
pink and white.
After the reception the couple probably
will 60 to the Adirondacks for their
honeymoon. They will go to England
later as the guests Of Lord and Lady
Decies. The latter is sister Of Mr..
Gould.
The wedding presents, which are said to
be costly and numerous, will not be dis
played. Jay Gould's gift to his bride will
be house which Is to be erected on 9th
avenue.
Plans for Wedding Modified.
Plans for the wedding have been modi-
fed owing to the recent death in Homo
lulu of Nine. Montserrat, q sister Of Mrs.
Vos For this reason the number Of in
vitations to the ceremony has been limit
ed and there will be only small gather-
ing at the reception after the ceremony
at the home of Mrs. Hubert Vos, No.
10 West 9th street.
Before the ceremony there will be an
interesting program of organ and violin
music by Will s. MacFarlane, orsanist OF
the church., and Christian krlens, VIOLIN
list. The church will be decorated with
a profusion Of Dorothy Perkins roses
and dogwood blossoms along the pews
OF the main aisle and also in the chancei.
Miss Graham's attendants will be Mrs.
Elizabeth Betron of this city. and her
two cousins. Miss Marjorie Whitlock Of
New York, and Miss Anita Van Dyke of
Milwaukee. All will wear gowns Of ivory
marquisette draped with shadow lace.
Mrs Fahnestock will wear q hat Of black
and the others will wear hats OF the same
color as the gowns. All will carry large
clusters of Dorothy Perkins roses.
Bride in Princess Gown.
The bride will wear a princess gown Of
cream white satin draped with old brus-
sells point, and her veil will be Of the same
lace. Her only ornament will be collar
of pearls, which was worn by her paternal
grandmother, after whom she was named.
She will carry a bouquet Of white roses
and natural orange blossoms. Her atten-
dants will wear souvenirs from her, Louis
XVI bowknots of pearls.
The ushers will be Anthony J.. Drexel.
jr.: Harvey Graham. the brides borther;
~ nf@A Sa~v =
Noyes and J. Henry Alexander. tr. They
have received from the bridegroom
miniature court tennis bats Of diamonds
set as scarfpins. The bride will enter the
church with her stepfather, Mr.. Vos, who
will give her away.
Mrs Goulds gift to her future daugh-
ter-in-law is a long double chain of dia-
monds, with an interlaced pendant OF
emera;ds and diamonds. From Mr.. Gould
there is a head ornament Of diamonds
used as an ornament for the corsage.
Miss Helen Gould's gift is Louis XVI
bow knot of diamonds with a pearl
shaped pearl pendant From Mrs.
Charles G. kingdom. grandmother Of Mr..
Gould. there Is marquise diamond set
in ring. Mr.. Gould sent a set of silver
dinner plates and the Misses Edith and
Gloria Gould, sisters OF the bridegroom.
a rope of seed pearls with diamond
clasps. George J. Gould. jr.'s. .sift is a
.
and Mrs. Anthony ]. Drexel, jr.. there is
a library set Of French bronze Of artistic
workmanship.
Other Handsome Gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould sent a sau-
toir Of pearls and diamonds with pen
dant circular PLAGUE Of diamonds set
in flaEree pattern. Howard Gould's gift
Is bracelet set with solitaire diamonds.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Northrop cousins OF
Jay Gould. sent an after-dinner coffee
set OF royal Worcester mounted on sill.
yer, and from the Princess de Talley-
mond bar pin. Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Jeffrey, old friends Of the Gould family.
have sent a mesh purse Of gold and
platinum set with sapphires and dia-
monds. while from Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony J. Drexel of London there Is a set
of crystal candelabra.
From Miss Granam's immediate rela-
tives there is all the small table silver
and handsome silver ornaments for the
dinner table that can be required for
her use.
Miss Graham's mother belongs to a
distinguished family of Hawaii. men,
bers Of which reigned there long be-
fore the last dynasty. The relatives
able gifts, but none is Of more interest
than q large table of koa wood, which ID
not unlike mahogany. This Is inlaid with
some kinds of Hawaiian woods. 1t comes
from Miss Graham's grandmother, Mrs.
Coney Of Honolulu. and has been for
generations in her family. 1t is wonder
fully carved and of generous proportions
and would be valued in any museum.
Portraits From Her stepfather.
Mr.. Vos has given to his stepdaughter
and Mr.. Gould his portraits of them. That
of Mr.. Gould was recently finished and
that of Miss Graham is in the Paris
Salon.
The only representative of the Hawaiian
family to which Miss Grahams mother
belongs who will be present at the we'd
ding today is Princess kawananakoa, who
arrived from Honolulu two days ago on
her way to England for the coronation
festivities.
Mr.. Gould and his bride will probably
leave New York tonight for Mr.. George
J. Gould's camp in the, Adirondacks. 1t
Is their intention to go to Europe in q
month. but they have no plans made fol-
the coronation festivities. Miss Graham
was one of the bridesmaids at the Decies-
Gould wedding in February.
Lady Decies will be presented at cour
May 10. but none of her relatives from
New York will be present Most of the
members Of the Gould family will be In
Europe this summer. 1t Ia the intention
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Gould and their
young children 20 start for Europe late In