The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

errat drawing room at Lyhuhute
sif.s Gould will be led To the eHo DOW
cred altar by her eldest orothei' |eu,
=, fsoDId who will give her away. 81,
,-.T he attended only by her two sn'aI
,,ioles Helen and Dorothy Souiu'
H,cb.e-s of her youngest brother
T-,rt Gould. These TWO tots MISS
souia mas had IN her keeping eNet
e.nco the matrimonial bark oi Nir. enc
81 prank Gould. the latter Helen. the
--h,o- 80 nc late banker. Eugene
1coIiv. went hard and tasi CT sHe
,l- Of incompatibihty and other
things several years ago ,
D.. ia presumed that the father OF
.bc wee tots viii be at the weddihs
l3- advance Tumors sayeth not % To
vherher his present wife VIII also De
present.
As 4 matter of cold unromantic.
journalistic fact. probably nobooy "I1
Miss Gould knows how much heI wee
49, GOWN cost. but the Fifth Avenue
N.H arc saving that Miss Gould
.I...',d - maximum limit on the irock
Sfno Il was made. as were most OF
.bc frocks OF her rousseau. by Al
,Cs,-s of s. West Fiity-siXth street II
j. white ivory satin trimmed Win rose
,oior ace. a bridal gif; from some one
Mo Is known only 70 the orlde. OF
.T~n6h.~st The gown VIII De cur
nh a courL and train. a wonderful rose
,.,,,,. lace. vel will fan from the bridal
w-o4tb. completely covering the 'front.'
re Gown Miss Gould's favorite
Cclo-a are blue and purple ana gray. II
! sid that most OF the frochs o. hel
.-o,,sse.ii have been fashioned IN those
colors. All Of the gowns are az a. ~ =" he
hurst tonight except me one 20 DC
-,n-n AZ the wedding. which VIII pe de-
l.vered on Monday
ONLY shadow OF Day.
Mr. SHEPARD viii meet has brioe
=. he altar. attended by ms bIotheI
Louis J shepard, Probably me ohiy
sb.do,, that VIII slant athwart LYno-
49, an Wednesday viii be that
ls,,scd nv the inability OF Nh. Shop
s~6-s AGED and invalid mother 10 at
- ne wedding. Mrs. shepard Is
IND or nearly 80. and has long been
IN 4 private hospital in New England
The wedding presents have been al
most literally pouring INTO Ly
hurst" all the week II Is Idle 20 spec4-
late as 10 their value because Inc prop
ahtlit;es are that no one person really
l,o,xs The men OF the navy by
t,rentv-nve cent subscriptions. have
raised al last accounts, something
nver S. O00 with which to purchase d
,sckies' gift for the one who mas done
more TO help them than any woman IA
The world. The army viii equal the
ing ITS appreciation OF Miss CoCio III
tho gift II sends TO her wedding
BEFORE the ceremony wonderful
musical program viii be rendered hy
Nathan Franke's orchestra OF forty
pieces. some OF the music has been
selected by the young bridegroom, VINO
is somewhat skilled as musician
The entrance march will be the ira
6i,ionsI one from "Lohengrin" and the
occasional will be Nendelssohn set
ting OF 3 Midsummer Night Dream
Other selections Will be from the COM
positions Of Handel, Wagner. Massenet.
Sohuinann. GODDARD ana higar- ~.
the ceremony and the congratulations
the Wedding breakfast viii be served
in the old English dining haH at
.Lvndhurst" which opens Immediately
OF the drawing room. Miss Gould
brother-in-iaw and her younger sister.
the Duke and Duchess Talleyrand-
Perieord, who was Miss Anna Gould
before she married the Comte Bonn DE
CasteIane. are coming over for the
Wedding. and are aboard the Cunard
liner Mauritania. which IL due 70 dock
tomorrow.
Frequently RumOred Engaged
II Is quite within the realm Of abso-
lutte conservatism to say that the pun
nc with the active and persistent
assistance of the good Dame Rurnor.
never engaged TO marry any American
girl more often than u mas Miss GOulH-
Away back in 1898 all the Grundys along
Tifh Avenue and Broadway had her
betrothcc 10 the handsome young actor
Uarrv Woodruff Still later IT was
said she was TO we'd tho Duke Looz-ei
Coswarem. d blIthe and merry young
earig of seventy summers. and that
snf was 10 settle on him s. G00 GO IN