Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
GEORGE GOULD's NEW BABY,

/ GEORGE GOULD'S NEW BABY
ms Interesting Mamms, AssoSished Brqti
/ or and HAndeoms svedl.h Nurse.
Mw York Herald
A caller upon the young gentleman find
him s.as HOME with his lovely youe
mother in charming sort Of ante-room 0
boudoir, 10 which che is now all0 we'd t
travel from beyond tie threshold CT lie
own room.
Light wicker furniture, in guilt ant
white; light French paper, with its phil
dado water colors, aud dainty curtains
snowy Iacs" give decidedly summer sit
Itiag-rcom air to the place. Nest mating
almost covered by Q magnificent Persial
rug add, to this eff ct, fni a few Ugh
drspipgs and choic, hJWers complete {
suitable background to the sweet domesti'
pict1re.
The young mother is seated in huge
Wit ker easy chair, cush;o It'd in sllmor,
which looks as though it might be Dor
rowei for the OCCASION from her OWE
charming room bsyond, hich 70 "done" In
that co'or.
She is dressed in rich rcbs of Niagara
green crepe, inei with silk 10 INST b, in.
termed with down, and belsily enbro.d'
eie1 in wires of link Iosebuds. 1t hangs
foil from the throat, and is lightly caught
at the waist ty watered ribbon. Her feet.
clad in light green stockings casad in
clippers Of pink, quite sstio, ret upon a
Turkish foo:s.ool. She wears not trace
of jswelry save her broad wedding ring
and tiny gold pin at her throat. Her
hair is arranged after the fashion OF Mrs.
Cleveland, rolled back from her forhead
over cushion, few curlI escapirg tie
temples The effect of her coming sur
roundings upon her dark beauty aud
slightly marked psllor is indeecrihable.
She seemed neither lanzuid nor v.vaci-
ous, bat eaInestly happy.
Ahos or two from this interestir queen
in Ter throne tfs'a:e stands the pearl shell
crib in its ,lden swing, which received
thu son and heir to the house IF Gould just
twelve months and two weeks ego. The
uniqus b by bed has b ZEN essentially sl-
tered. It ia trimmed in pink with real
lace-pink lace-and dear little pillow
shsms monogramed in &C."
The baby seems small, very small. The
totber baby" is like his mother with her
scfs brown eyer and creamy complexion.
This one hss her colorirg but his head is
shaped just like bis grandfather, and
the dark eyes look out from tie email
face with the CLINT Of those of
the money maker. They are small and
shrewd sad intensely dark. He wears n,
cap. A mass ofda k, Straight hair accent,
his prea nee uro1 the thy white p low
His little wrinkle fingers and link cheek s
uo:k te,ssntly, as though he slresdy
felt the neces sity of hustlir G to g,t along,
bnt he i, q god, sensible baby, AMI does
very it'll, crying When he doss he die
closes born flculty for making himself
heard in the pit some day among the bull
and bfar7.
His nnree is till, handsome, re ,ceful
looking Swedish womfn In Ter soft gray
dress, gay silk kerchief, white apron. dark
eyes, sni qusntity of white air ls Pom
pa1our, che mskes one think much of
Martha Washir G Oh. She is a traine1
nurse and has waited upon royalty in her
own land.
There are really three nurses, one for
Mrs. Gould, snd one FIR Msster Jay King.
don, who cannot get over the surprise at
the newcomer occupying his crib:' He
points 10 it, and opers his bis big brown
eyes wide. gives vent to series of 1000"
which all present would give much to bs
able to interpret.
He is drest ell in nice lawn slip, bang
irg full from the neck, with very wide
hem, white 1t with gold clasp ami pink
shoes A foe gold chain, with coral
tooth u which to exercise his little gums,
hangs around his fat neck.
Mrs. Gould converses pleasantly upon
her home, her babies and topics Of the day
without seeming fatigue.
Ifever there was happy. devoted, un-
disturbed wife ar d mother. Edith Kir G len
Gould in one. Size is eb o u ely bound up
in her home, her hush aud and her babel
Shs ia never weary Of sp' akirg Of the
beautiful manner in which che had been
received by her husbands peopl ard her
desire to be worthy of the love and dtv,-
ton che receives from ITEM all. No
power on earth could draw her back int
public life, even Of the most charmed
type. She re ta;ns a warm arts tic interest
in stag, matt r bu', alth ,ugh her hus.
band is pei f.ctly willir che should do co,
sic could not be tempfd to enter. even
amateur ranks. Not that che objects to
s'ag, work, hut she is too happy to need
other exciten emit. "All the craving Of my
mind and heart ara compl stely satisfied, J"
.h oI6o 18th oorpook vhot;o
She spe, ks with feeling of the success
abroad of theatrical friends. She always
btsp oke great future Of Ada Rehap, bnt
adds in tp ,aking of the reported engage.
msnt of that young lady to duke: II
know Ada well enough to know that uhS
les the werIer of coronet had won her
heart, the diadem alone had no charms for
he-."
A slam of the Guitar door, q light step on
the stair, q few whi ted bars from the
"Queen's Mate" and. warm flush
over the wife's delicate face anL ouuc,
the coming home of the young mas,
ter f the house. He rom enters in bis
quick, breezy msnre r toned down 10 suit
the occasion. After kis ing lis wife twice
and each of his b ,bies, he takes his first.
born upon his knee with q 'Hulle, cd
man, how do you find youreli?'
He Gays he is afraid to t,nch the young
one, he is 20 much fmaller than the Other
one was. They have ain o,t decided upon
"Gt orge" a, the boys name. He is to be
ctristtnsd in the house with Epis,opaliar
cermopy.
Drollery.
Bobby: whats the matter with tn
b,by, mar"