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Son of George Jay Gould I; grandson of the 19th-century Wall Street robber baron (and Titan of the Great Northern Railroad), Jay Gould. See Harry Angstrom's note, below, and the Wikipedia entry it references.

I didn't think he looked like a Georgie.

Oops! Sorry for the mix up. This is one of five captions and images that got out of alignment back when the negatives were first scanned. Now fixed!

Might be Frank's nephew, Jay2: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay_Gould_II

Harry Angstrom: It does look like this is Jay Gould II. We will update the record with this more full name. Thanks for the heads up!

Mr. and Mrs. RAC Smith and Mrs. JF Day, according to the image caption. Same folks are in this one (in different clothes): Robert A. C. Smith (1857-1933), NYC Commissioner of Docks: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R.A.C._Smith

Not a happy looking group are they? This must have been before the smile was invented...

Sorry for the mixup. This is one of five captions and images that got out of alignment back when the negatives were first scanned. This photo sure shows the Smiths and Mrs. Day, not Henry Saunderson.

They married on September 27, 1913, and are shown here embarking on their honeymoon voyage to Europe. He was a titled Englishman, noted for his athletic prowess; she an American beauty, called the most beautiful girl in America. But after three years he ignored her, they parted, he was drinking heavily, she wrote letters of complaint, they were divorced . . . .

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelson_baronets

Thanks Richard, for connecting the two images, and Wystan for adding the date of the marriage. We'll add the date and bride's maiden name to the record the next time we update it.