Arizona republican., 1917-07-22
ANOTHER TUTOR N0W MEMBER OF
 COULD FAMILY

Another tutor has joined the Gould brother, Kingdom, married Miss An nunziata Camilla Maria Lucci. George J. Gould, Jr., married Miss Laura M.
 Carter of Freehold, N J.
 Mrs. Kingdom Gould-Miss Lucci that was-is an orphan and formerly taught Italian to the younger daugh- ters of MT. and Mrs. George J. Gould. Mrs. George J. Gould, Jr-Miss Car ter that was also is an orphan ana it is said she also was a tutor to the younger daughters of MT. and Mrs. George Jay Gould. Miss Carter taught dancing, and while it is neither af firmed nor denied that she taught in the Gould household, it is admitted that she has been teaching the chil dren of the wealthy New Workers to dance.
 Both weddings have been ignored
 by the George Jay Goulds. George Jr, attended his brother Kingdoms s wedding, at which there were four teen guests. Kingdom and his bride were on their honeymoon and could
 not return the compliment. There were only five guests at George, Jr.'s,
 wedding. George, Jr.. immediately
 wired his father of the event, but it
 is admitted he has received no an swer.
 The weddings of the eldest and
 youngest Gould sons entrusted strik- ingly with the weddings of their brothers and sisters, which were among the great society events of their seasons. Police reserves were required to control the crowds which gathered on the sidewalk and in the street at the weddings of Marjorie Gould. who was married to Anthony J. Drexel, Jr., of Helen Vivion Gould who married the Baron Decies, an Irish peer and of Jay Gould, the sec con son. who married the daughter of a princess of Hawaii
 George Gould. Jr., and Miss Carter motored from Ardena, N. J., to Phila = delphia Since years old the bride had made her home with an aunt at Ardena. Shortly after noon the young couple walked to the city hall and entering the marriage license bureau 1 took their places among those wait | ing for licenses A Philadelphia friend identified Gould. On getting the li- cense the party went from the city l hall to the Rev. William D. Chalfon | te's home, three blocks away. It is | believed the party went to him on the | nggestion of the marriage license clerk, as the pastor is known as a marrying parson" at the city hall So transformations was the wedding even the pastor was unaware of the bridegroorns prominence. The bride wore 8 simple travelling suit of serge After the wedding the son of the millionaire railroad man and his wife went to the brides home. A day later | they began a two weeks motol
 honeymoon. After the honeymoon they i intend making their home for while
 with the brides aunt and uncle.
 The new Mrs Gould is described a! pretty. blond, of medium height ant graceful. She gave her age as 21. Hel uncle, F. J. Callahan, with whom sht | has made her home for seventeen | years is described as a gentleman 1 farmer.
 The bride was popular in Lakewood and Freeport, N. J., society, where sh, l gained local fame as a dancer. Sh conducted dancing classes in Freepor | and later in New York city. She re fused to say when or where she frs met her husband.
 II George Gould, Jr., is 21. He gay
 his occuDation as clerk. frent ! says he has obtained a position as
 school instructor in New York cit.
 next term. He refused to discuss tn
 marriage. He, like the other Goul'
 children. was carefully educated, am attended Columbia university. It may have been a war wedding
 The bride says that a week befor
 the wedding no plans had been made Young Gould, while not enlisted, pro
 duced his registration card at the cit hall on request
 So now Mrs Jay Gould who was a actress, has two new daughters in law to greet and welcome to tn l family. One, Mrs. Kingdom Gould convent educated, a student of art. fluent linguist, paints plays the plan and is fond of outdoor sports Tn other, Mrs. Gearge J. Gould, Jr is high school graduate. dances, is musician and is fond of outdoo sports. So far Mrs. Gould senior Ina sent no word of cheer to either