The evening world., 1911-04-29
MISS GRAHAM WE'D
/. TO Jay GOULD
: At ST. TH0MAS'S
Princess kawananakoa of
Hawaii One of the Limited
Number of Guests.
PRESENTS NOT SHOWN.
Decorations All Pink ani\Nhite
Third Wedding in the
Family Within a Year.
PRESENTS NOT SHOWN.

Miss Annie Douglas Graham. dauEh-
ter OF a prlncoly house o. Hawai-. and
jay Gou.J. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE
J. Gould, were married tbs afternoon
In ST. Thomass Snurcn. The we'd
ding. Though much simpler az . ~
cial function than the two other
Gould wejdInes-the union OF Miss
Marjorie Gould n Anthony J.
Drexel jr. and ~ Miss viyien 6ould
and Lord DeCies-vas attended by "A
descendant of royalty "a the person OF
the Princess Kawananakoa OF HawhN,
who stopped over In New York on her
way 10 accept an Invitation 20 the
coronation OF King George V. in Lon
don expressly TO be present to-day.
The Princess is a relative OF the
brides mother. Mrs. Hubert vos. wife
OF the widely known artist. who Is
also a descendant OF a family whica
reigned IN Hawai-! long before the lasI
royal dynasty. '
The church was all in pink and white.
spring flowers and roses being prlncl-
pally used. Large silver vases on the
eiNhi VI dlfiFN VI hbE WoOu DlDSSpfnS
and the sides of the chancel were banked
with Dorothy Perkins roses. Their
were garlands OF these roses along the
sides OF the pews in the main aisle.
A Pearl Collar Her Only Jewels.
Miss Graham. who was accompanI.d
10 the church by her mother and MIR.
Nos. walked TO the chancel on the arm
OF her stepfather. by whom she was
given In marriage. Since her debut she
has been widely known as one OF the
most beautiful girls In the younger
society set. Certainly this was never
more evident than to-day when she
appeared in her bridal gown OF trailing
white satin with a veil OF Brussels lace
falling from her dark hair and framing
the piquant brunette beauty OF her face.
The only Jewelry she wore was "A pearl
collar which belonged to her fathers
mother. after whom she Is named. Her
bouquet was OF white roses and orange
blossoms.
The bride followed her matron Of
honor and her two bridesmaids into the
church. They were Mrs. Snowden A..
Fahnestock. who was Miss Elizabeth
Bertron. OF this city; Miss Anita Van
Dyke OF Milwaukee and Miss Marjorie
whltlock Of New York. They wore lace
trimmed hats to match. Mrs. Fahns-
stocks hat was black with large ostrich
plumes. Their Jewels were souvenirs
from the bride. pearl %bowknots in a
Louis XVI. design.
The bridegroom and his best man, his
brother. Kingdom Gould. entered the
.l.a.,al, thA ssAa IAa. aal ,-.t
the bride and her father at the ctDncel
The ushers were Anthony J. Drexel jr.,
Harvey Graham. the brides brother,
Rush Estee. 7. Chesley Richardson jr.
Julius Noyes and j. Henry Alexandra
,r. Jay Gould. h Ii a tenni cham.
p,on, gave them s%csrfpins OF tiny cour'
tennis hats set with diamonds.
The reception that followed was IL
Mr.. vos's studio at No. 10 West sixty
seventh street. Here, too. the decora
lions were in pink and white sprin.
aowers with the addition of white or
.l,iis, fo-syth!a and ferns. A neigh
boring artists studio was borrowed FOL
the occasion. and here a buffet repas
was served.
The presents were not shown.
MIR. Gould and his bride will spen
the first weeks of their honeymoon |
George J. Gould's camp In the Adiron
dacks and within a month will sail TO
England, where they will be the guest.
with the other members OF the Goul
family, Of Lord and Lady Decies In Tn
Duke OF Manchester's town hous,
which the Decies have eased for IA
coronation season. They will probabl
tour the Continent in an automobil
After the coronation.