New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-06
Youngest Son Of Millionaire
Marries Niece Of New
Jersey Farmer
Ceremony Performed
In Philadelphia
Bridegroom's Parents Knew
Nothing Of Second We'd
ding Within Week

Another son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
]. Gould-the second in q week-mar-
ried suddenly and unannounced yester-
day. when George j. Gould, jr., took as
his bride, in Philadelphia, Miss Laura
NJ. Carter. of Freehold, y. j.
Mr. Gould, who was best man and the
only relative present last Monday at
the marriage of his elder brother, King
don Gould, to Miss Anunziata Camilla
Maria Lucci, formerly an Italian tutor
in the Gould household. went his
brother one better by slipping away
from Georgian Court, his parents home
at Lakewood, n. j., in his motor car,
picking up his bride-to-be on the way
and marrying her within few minutes
after the license had been obtained.
Kingdom Gould gave the members Of
his family two days notice OF his i'm
pending marriage by obtaining the Ii
cense on Saturday, but, so far as could
be learned, not even the closest friends
of the younger heir TO the Gould mill
ions knew of his intentions.
No members of the Gould family
attended the ceremony, and, as far as
they were concerned. the marriage was
an elopement. The utmost secrecy was
maintained regarding the plans. and
the ceremony was performed by the
Rev. William ID. Chaltont VINO IS
known at the City Hall in Philadel-
phia as the marrying psrson.' IL IS
believed young Gould was directed to
the parsonage by the marriage license
clerk.
Bridegroom's Parents in Catskills
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gould, ST,
had left Georgian Court few davs be-
fore for Furlough Lodge. in the Cats
kills, and the secrecy with which the
wedding plans were carried out indi.
Gates that they had no knowledge OF
them.
Both Mr.. Gould and his bride gave
their ages as twenty-one. Miss Carter
is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. D. p. Gala
han, with whom she has lived since
she was four years old. Her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Carter, died when
she was in her infancy. Mr.. Callahan,
who is known as horseman, RESIDED
at various hotels in New York until SIX
years ago, when he bought an estate
in Ardena, five miles east OF rreenoid'
and turned gentleman farmer.
The bride is of medium height and
Of the brunette type. She was ed9-
Gated in the Freehold public schools
ha trpohOId
High School in 1914. Her musical edu-
cation was continued and she is known
as an accomplished dancer. She de-
MED last night, however. that she ever
had been dancing instructor in the
Gould household. She said that she
and Mr.. Gould met for the first time
a year ago at an informal tea.
Motored to Philadelphia
Mr.. Gould motored from Lakewood
to Ardena early in the morning and
was Joined there by Miss Carter, her
aunt, Mrs. Callahan, and her cousin,
Dixon Callahan. The only stop made
between there and Philadelphia was at
the Smith home in Freehold. where
Miss Carter visited for few moments
with an old high school chum.
II was shortly after noon when Mr..
Gould and Miss Carter entered he
marriage license bureau, on the fifth
floor of the City Hall in Philadelphia,
and took their places among those
waiting for licenses. They were iden-
tilted before Chief Clerk Ferguson by
DR.. George A. Coleman. of 235 South
Fifteenth Street. Philadelphia. an old
friend of the bridegroom. Mr.. Gould
gave his occupetion as school teacher.
There was nothing about Mr.. Gould TO
indicate his prominence or his wealth
except his name.
From the City Hall the party walked
TO the Rev. Mr.. Chalfont's home. three
blocks away, at 147 North Fifteenth
Street. where the ceremony was per-
formed shortly after noon. Miss Car
ter wore simple travelling suit of
blue serge. As soon as the ceremony
was over, the couple. the brides aunt
and Mr.. Callahan motorcd back 10
Ardena.
Dr.. Coleman denied that he knew
any of Mr.. and Mrs. Gould's plans.
Mr.. Gould refused TO see or to talk
with reporters last night, but the bride
smoke for him over the telephone. She
would give only the bsrest details OF
the wedding. however. .,
Mrs. Gould said the date for the
marriage had been fixed within the last
week and denied that Mr.. Gould's
family was in ignorance of It, When
asked if Kingdoms marriage fastened
that of his younger brother, she said:
mo. don't think So"
WAS il a surprise TO your relatives -
she was asked.
"Not at ALL" she replied They
were present at the ceremony, and Mr..
Gould's relatives knew all about it,
too
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