Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
GOULD WEDDING IS
SOLENNIzED At
TARRYTOWN
TODAY
Simplicity Distinguishing Fea-
ture of Marriage of One OF
Country's Richest Women
to Railroad Man
MAGNIFICENT GIFTS
RECEIVED BY BRIDE
On, leased wire to E,cnIag Herald

W. ]
TarrytoWn. y. y. Jan. Miss
Helen Miller Gould was married al
1850 o'clock this afternoon at I.ynd.
hurst. her country estate. 10 Finley
johnson shepard. an American rail-.
road man who has risen from the
ranks.
The bride went TO the altar on the
arm of her brother. George j. Gould.
VINO gave her away in marriage. An
orchestra screened by MASSES Of How
"rs In the music room played the
Lohcngrin wedding march. while the
Rev. Daniel H. Russell. pastor o. the
irNington Presbyterian church per
formed the ceremony. Helen and
Dorothy Gould, nicces az Miss Gould
stood with her CARRIED In pale pink
satin. they acted as hover girls and
we're her only attendants
The couple stood during the cere-
mony beneath hover Of American
beauty roses with festoons OF gray
white ASPARAGUS reaching almost to
the ground. The bride carried mod
est bouquet Of lilies ot the valley. her
favorite iiower. a rope % exquisite
pearls said To have once adorned tho
Empress josephine, NapolcoB's wife
and "a pear sho ped diamond pendant.
the latter the hridcgroorn's GIT. were
the only iewoiry worn hy the bride
The pearls we're bcquest from Miss
Gould's mother
Loss than 100 persons were hidden
60 the ceremony They Included close
relatives of the bride and bridegroom.
and friends of long standing. Among
the relatives were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould. King
don Gould MIR and Mrs. jay Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drcxcl IT,.
George jay Gould, Jr.. the Misses
Edith and Gloria Gould. SIR. nnd Mrs
Edwin Gould and their sons. Edwin
and Frank Duke aud Duchess De
Tallyrand and their son. little prince
Desagan. Howard Gould. ar. and
Mrs FRANK Gould ~ the bffhss ~ ;
mediate family; Alr. and Mrs Burton
r. Wright. Mrs. u. W. Gutter. Miss
cutter. OF the brldegroom's family.
Mr.. Shcpard's mother Is ill and was
unable 10 be present
Among the friends present were Dr.
and Mrs. Chas, u. snow Miss Helen
Gould Snow. Gordon and Howard
SNOW. Mr. and Mrs W. y. walker.
Mir. and Mrs, W y. walker. MIR and
Mrs -. r. Bush. Mrs. WIN Northup.
Miss ida Northup. MIR. and Mrs. I'D
watd \. Perhall. Miss Lita Perhali
Rex Perhnll ana Mr and Mira How.
ard q. Northup.
Lyndhurst. the great country house
of the bride was redolent with the
scent OF flowers Ia every room there
rested on the nantes high banks OF
moss covered with cut lilies Of the
valley and edged with smilaN. Ming
linz with their fragrance with the
lilies we're showers of American
beauty roses.
The dining room, where buffet
luncheon WAS served after the cere-
mony. was green with smiiax. whose
verdure was relieved TN banks OF red
ana white roses. ~ wedding favors
the bride distributed heartshaped
satin cake boxes. each bearing the In
itInls o. the bride and bridegroom, set
OF With a spray of lilies Of the val-
les The library was garlanded with
Alabama smilaX American beauty with
Killarney roses.
HAD the art gallery not been an
immense room. there would not have
been space Tor the thousands Of gifts
that have come from All over the
world chief among these were pres
cnts from the relatives ~ the bride
nud her friends. from the army. the
navy the railroad ORGANIZATIONS aid
ed by her the v. " &. s., from OFF,
GERS ~ the Guuld railroads ana from
tia efnbi0NpF al Mlss gouId'N country
and cts homes The list Included
From AR and Mrs George s. Gould.
10 corsage pin consisting of bow knei
Of diamonds and rare pearls with "a
huge maruuise diamond set in plat
iuum and surrounded hy pentis sts-
iouded hy Nr0ris ~ pcurls SO arr
ranged o. 90 give ribbon eficet four
Inches n length
A long ian chain OF diamonds from
Mr. ami Mrs Edwin Gould: an i'm