The herald., 1894-04-27
THE RICHEST AMERICAN GIRL,
How Helen Gould Passed the
Time Yesterday.
She Visited Pasadena and Drove
About the City.
zIoet OF the Timo Passed with Her
Aunt, Mrs. 4. sI. Hough-Shs
Leaves To-day for San
FrancIsoo.


The stay OF Miss Helen Gould and
party in Southern California ends today.
1t had been expected that she would re-
main some time, but owing to press OF
the general business connected with the
estate OF her father, the late Jay Gould,
her presence is required in New York
soon, and she leaves this afternoon for
the north.
Miss Gould arrived in Los Angelica
from San Francisco on Wednesday alter
noon's train. She was accompanied by
her maid and companion, Miss l. J.
Coote. They had reached San Francisco
last Monday from the east, and remained
for a day preparatory to coming south
to visit Miss Gould's aunt, Mrs. A. NJ.
Hough. Miss Gould was met at the
Arcade depot BY Rev. and Mrs. A. M.
Hough and driven to their residence,
No. 1049 Orange street; MisS Coots and
the maid went to the Westminster where
they registered and were assigned to
suites on the third floor, the name OF
Miss Gould also being placed on the
book. Miss Gould was naturally
fatigued after her long ride, and was at
once shown to her room by Mrs. Hough,
where she rested for the rect OF the alt
ernoon. Mrs. Hough is an elder ainter
Of the late jay Could and an aunt to
Miss Helen Gould. The relatives were
pleased at meeting again, 40 the last
time Mre. Hough had seen her niece WAS
last summer in New York. whom che and
her husband visited Jay Gould.
Miss Gould did not leave the house
during the afternoon being almost en-
tirely in the company OF her aunt. al
though she was several times visited by
the maid and travelling companion. The
family retired about 10 o'clock. They
were called at 6 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing in order to prepare for trip up Nit.
Lowe. Breakfast was served at a. m.
to Miss Gould and Mr.. and Mrs. Hough.
Shortly after o'clock they left the
house and walked one block to Seventh
street where they took the cable car for
the Terminal depot. The 9 o'clock train
was here taken and the trip to Rubio
caflon safely made. At the pavilion
Prof. 7. S. @. Lowe, the presi-
met the party and showed them through
the buildings and to some of the various
places of interest. about half an hour be-
ing spent before taking tho car up the
incline. This interesting ride was fin
ished and few minutes after IL o'clock
found them al Echo mountain.
The day was perfect, the atmosphere
being rs clear ae could have been wished.
Mics Gould was greatly impressed with
the view and declared it to be one of the
mnst haantiful che had ever seen. She
O'CLOCK, toEether WIN relatives,
was shown into the dining hall OF tha
Echo Mountain house where she took
lunch. About an hour wac spent at the
table, and after watching q party set
out ON burros for tho top OF the noun
tain, and also seeing the collection of
animals kept at Echo mountain, Miss
Gould and Mr.. and Mrs. Hough took
the car to return home. They reached
Pasadena at 3 O'Clock, and taking an
open carriage were driven down Colo
RADIO street, Orange Grove avenue,
around the Hotel Raymond, and to
other places until 5 rs p. M, when they
returned to the Terminal depot and took
the train for Los Angeles, which was
reached at 6 O'Clock. A carriage was
taken to the Westminster, where Miss
Gould stopped long enough to get a
Ptack of letters and teleGrams which
had been accumulating since morning,
and from there she was taken to her
aunt's residence on Orange street, and
after changing her gown she was served
with dinner.
Miss Gould stated that she was greatly
pleased with Southern California and
had been benefited even by her short
visit.
This morning she will be driven about
the city and at 2 O'Clock she will take
the afternoon train for San Francisco,
where che will meet DIR. Mum, who at
tended her father during his last ill
ness.
Miss Gould is a most quiet and retir-
ing young woman, and her charitable
acts are well known. She is still in
mourning and wore black tailor made
travelling gown and black hat.