The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-22
SIMPLE WEDDING
OF MISS GOULD
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| ed With palms and fes.ooned Will
white and red roses. Vases OF rose
We're set at Intervals, giving the room
the appearance of a conservatory
An altar of smilax. pulmosa ant
roses had been constructed aud from
THIS pathway Of white sa. In RIB
bons was marked out for the brida
party, leading to the front Of thu
main stairway, the balustrade q,
which was smothered in pulmosa. The
orchestra, led by Nathan Frankie. was
hidden behind bank Of palms and
roses.
At the appointed moment the bridal
party appeared at the head az the
stairway and marched down the rose.
carpeted pathway to the familiar in.
spring strains of tae Lohengrin
march. Rev. Russell led the process.
sion and on reaching the altar turn-
ed and opened the book upon the
brief but impressive Presbyterian ser.
vice. -
me bride, wearing a simple gown
OF white satin trimmed with rare old
rose point lace. a present from her
sister, The duchess, followed leanin ,
upon the arm OF her brother George
VINO gave her away. The bridegroom
vas attended by his brother, Louis
:. shepard The brides little nieces.
dressed in white. served as flower
girls and the little Prince Charles do
Sagan, son of the Duke and Duchess
de Talleyrand, gorgeously rarbed Il
"nl.e satin, acted as ofncial page.
NE Presbyterian service was read
uuring which the orchestra softly
played Handles superb Largo The
guests stood In rows at the back -
the large room. At the conclusion 3,
.he orlef service they enveloped the
happy couple with congratulatory en-
braces. The entire party immediatelv
re-assembled in the dining room
Wnere the wedding breakfast was
served. .
During the breakfast the orchestra
Played an elaborate program tnclud.
ing Wagner's salut D'Amcur schu-
MAINS Evening Song, the prize sonr
rom Wagner's Die Meistersinger. the
~ Meditation from Massenet's That's
" le=ndelsohn's On The Wings Of Love
and Godard's Berceuse.
AT the close Of the ceremony par
presented the bride with !
sheepskir certificate OF marriage
mat had been lettered and decorated
oy Lucille Townsend, librarian a. nv.
ns on and Helen Lewis of New York
Inc certificate bears The verse from
ne NTH chapter Of Ephesians: Oct
every one Of you III particular 50
ove his wife even as himself and tbe
band" = nus
Among the presents most highly
'aiued by the bride were:
A loving cup Of solid ro,d .rd
7ase OF silver from the men and an
'ers OF the Atlantic fleet; the gift
rom the soldiers at Fort Leaven.
Worth and the magnificent silver serv-
&c from the railroad 7. NJ. q. q men
VI giffs inspired by her devoted sery.
sc IN lettering the living and recrea.
ION conditions of the men and In piy.
ng aid to the wounded and sick an.
ng the Cuban campaign.
One Of the handsomest presents 80
'eived was the gift OF Miss Gou,d,a
intimate friend and advisor, Mrs Rms,
Ell Sage. who was unable to attard |
ne wedding. The gift was a dianond
ar pin, with 200 stones, valued ~ /
io,ooo. An onyx pedestal bearing !
lgure representing flight. was ! nres.
M from her brother, Howard Gou,d
ne stablemen at the townhouse sent
silver nut tray and the workmen a.
>ynonurst gave handsome soan
ray.
Two women friends OF Miss Gou,d
irginia McAlpin and Sophie Nichols
$50 spent the night at the residence
nd aided the bride-to-be and the
uchess in completing their arrange. i
tents. Shepard spent the night At
10 residence OF DR.. Russell at irving.
IN and mctored over, reachinp the
ouse at 1890.
George Gould and his wife. with
arty OF wedding guests, when thew
'otored UP were laughing and appear
very happy. When they went I'm
ie steps OF the residence thu man
. the door, a private detective. did
OF recognize them and they were
cid TN the cold for some time while
butler was summoned. Tho fact
lat they were unable to get into the
ome OF their sister seemed to great.
amuse both Mr.. and Mrs. Gould
A big force OF private detectives
1arded the house and grounds. Three !,
them were on duty at the lodge {.
tie and only persons who had Gre
initials we're passed Into the spacious
'ounds. There was no rush OF cur.
however. The resi-.
,nts in that vicinity have become &C
lstomed to the passing OF Miss !,
ould and realizing that she did not !,
ant to be the center OF rush, kent !
way from the magnificent country ,
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