New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-01
vo,,ns Financier to Take
Mis-: Lucci, Italian
Born, as Bride
Sunrise to Family
c.reu,ony Will Be Performed
Monday in Chapel of
St. Patrick's

'P'''I Gould. and brother Of Lady
Oe0's' ~ Mrs. Anthony J. Drexcl, jr.,
p''. '.,'y called at the Office OF City
y y,, Scuny and took out license to
Os.. en- Miss Annunziata Camilla Maria
n''' =, artist. living at p East
In .o,o,d Street. In the applica-
SA' -. the license Mr.. Gould wrote
W. ,bo ceremony would be performed
,,s.5,y morning at st. Patriek'S Ca
.. . BY Nonsignor Gherardo Fer
rante. .,oo.v.ri,o wears
- h.. been Interested in his father $
'.., 80 enterprises since he finished his
--l ~. =. Columbia, and in applying
=. ,ts license filled in the occupation
y" -, .,;+b the word corporation Miss
, '-' Who Is ,hirty-one, is listed in the
49, directory as an artist.
w v.,Ioving their visit to the Marriage
,...,s Bureau, Miss Lucci returned
- =, spartment on the eighth floor
" ', y. building at 27 East Sixty-second
S.,s,. in one Of the Gould cars wnlle
u, Could hurried to Georgian Court,
y. t.mily's estate at Lakewood. n. j.,
...s,mably TO inform his parents OF
II, approaching wedding.
Family Surprised
Earlier in the day. when George Gould
,.5 been questioned over the telephone
.or,srpinc the wedding. he had SAID;
aIt is all news to me; know no'h-
80 about it. It is the first l have
.ssrd. Thank you
At the Gould town house So1 Fiitn
,r.,u. Mrs. Gould's social secretary
.,Iars5 she knew nothing about the
-,rriege. and asked who the lady IN
,.estion' was.
When Miss Lucci first reached her
,,,r-nert she was reluctant to tax
a newspaper men who were awaiting
ssr return. Wearing a blue dress Win
pask velvet bodice, and q dropping
=. wbich hid her face, she tried 70 es-
ne their questions. much 70 the
,rusenert Of the Evcried chauffeur
Tbo had brought her from the MUNICH
pa. Building.
40, no. she protested.
~ bs.e pubhcity. Speak 10 Mr.. Poi
hex. the Superintendent Of this Hpart-
-er, He knows all about me. | have
Fve5 here two wears. See Mr.. Gould.
He has gone TO Lakewood. can say
nothing. I am just a humble, little
creature. I 90 not do anything inter
esting. No one has ever cared ABOUT
ne until to-day
when asked Il she had not applied,
with Mr. Gould, for marriage license,
she asked how her questioner knew H.
Told that il was a matter OF pubic
record. she replied, "Then you know as
much about it as | do -,
that's right" she said, when told
that Mr. Gould's father had said that
" knew nothing Of the wedding and
begged 10 be excused. Later, however
she permitted herself 70 be inter-
,isWed in her apartment.
Paints, Sings, Plays, Rides
4 don't understand Jour American
.1s.oms,' she said. ~ nat 90 YOU
.a-t ne 10 tell you?
Where did you meet Mr.. Gould
: -Lst him tell you that. nave known
hin few years" -.
Is n true that you have been TO the
cpera with h.m frequently
you should know" she smiled back
~Did you meet him at a dance" she
sss asked.
Z do not dance" she answered.
What d. you do:
q paint. sing, play the piano, l
ncs."
Then she told how she had been in
his country for eight years, now LOT
tie last two winters she mad studled
At tie Art Students League, IN Flity-
syesth Street. Her parents, Candido
AID Fortunate Lucci, are dead and she
sss educated in a convent IN Pisa.
When asked when the wedding would
axe place, she said Mr. Gould must be
sses.ioned on that point. ut Will be
, small wedding in the rectory OF -:
pstr.css Cathedral and no friends Will
is present" Mr. Gould. who is an
ifiseopailan. would not change MS re-
gion, she declared. She IS Roman
Csihohe
q have never been on the stage, "
re said, nor would I be"
Row about Mr. Could" she was
aied.
Praise for Groom-To-Be
y authorize you 70 say anything
zee about Nr. Gould" she answered.
he IS the most intelligent man ] have
T,r net. j, ie quite an honor for
ansrics 20 have such an intelligent
ran. He speaks SIX languages. he
i1ys tennis and polo nargellOusly. He
nces marI fccrt.y. lie is wonder
ial shot, splendid f-hcrman and ?
ss,eerlll feecer"
Whsn asked il Mr. Gould had en-
aiied, che replied that he was subject
. the craft She had been doing re-
AN work tor The families Of Italian
itsryisis. who have been called 20 the
ts,,lofs, she sa.d, and declared that
~ Gould lad also been doing wa
fefk o. various kinds.
=. ne IS very good, .eIy generous, and
.es ce1t gentleman you VIII ever ma,
Ne sad or she nadc farewell % her
H,ery.eWers.
Af. Gould has been a frequent caller
yer Ltce I.1s L1cci moved % Sixty
.t,eNd Street. j. was said yesterday.
.hsinfr any q his family had ever ac-
ynl4n!ed him on his vi. ~ no one
s-. Ihde'd, Niss Luce hcrscll. Hhen
.,tso y she lncw any Of the Goulds,
'tynef 'hat che did not know"
yhNgeon Gou.da mother WAS Edith
,.hsaon. After leaving the Column
N teao,l - N.aes. in 1907, ne
~ 70 Cripple Creck. Col, and worked
,, We nine lie has always been On
ace q ability. ezceliing particu-
~ % pplo. when only fourteen he
- member ~ tne lakewood team
~, met tne K>kaway team a. Sara
"a Tor ne champ.ooehip.