The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14


comes the announcement Of the engage
ment Of the daughter of the Capuiets to
son of che house of Montagu-
Miss Helen Gould. who has been heF
brothers. devoted comrade and guardian
Rds received with open arms the little
brlde-eIeCt and entertained her at Lynd-
hurst, the Gould home az IrvingtOn. while
Mr. ana Mrs. Edwin Gould have vel
coined her delightedly at Lyndhurst In
IacJ. all the Gould family approve Of
Miss Kelly was 10 have made her de-
Dul this winter. but the death OF her
father altered the programme. The wed
Clng in January viii be very quiet and
only relatives and intimate friends will
De hidden TO the ceremony.
There are few men of p who fail asleep
az night with the pleasing knowledge that
somewhere near 500 an hour viii be ad-
ded 20 their fortunes while they sleep.
put Frank GOulds fortune brings him an
income Of over 5000 day.
MISS Kelly also has sufficient In her
own right to call an automobile without
counting the cost, for her Income is $4,000
. year. Not bad sum for a young couple
to 90 to housekeeping on-and few mill
lions left over for rainy weather.
Ihere IS another daughter in the Kelly
family, little 6-year-old tot, who viii
scatter flowers in the bridal path at the
wedding. Her fortune is to accumulate
until she is Is, so it viii be even greater
tnan Helen's when it passes into her
hands.
Mrs. Kelly's two daughters inherit a
sum something in excess of $4,000 Old
Commodore Kelly was particularly fond
OF his granddaughter Hcien-he died be-
fore her sister was born-and remembered
her substantially i'm his will. then Of
course, she inherits goodly sum from
her father. Their New York home is in
the heart Of the city, at u East Thirty
second street.
Mrs Kelly has a romance in her own
for rlHr
10 Captain Kelly before the marriage was
announced. She was a Miss Pearsal. of
Long Island. Captain Kelly was always
supposed to be a bachelor till rumOrs of
MS having a wife crept into club circles
some years after the ceremony. Asked
II II was true that he was a benedict. he
SAID, Why, yes; didn't you know it? I've
been married for years"
But you never told us YOU were mar
ried, - reprOached a friend.
never told you 1 was not married.
did ~ demanded the captain; and that
was all he would say,
Ny life were better ended by their hate
Than death prOrOgued, wanting of thy
love
Mrs. Kelly had intended keeping her
daughters engagement q secret for some
time TO come, but some little bird wills
pered it to another. and that little bird
told another, and presently all the little
birds were ehattering and the truth had
to come out
She expresses herself as much gratified
with her daughters choice. as the GOulds
are with the selection of their brother.
Frank is a smart boy: he VIII get on"
says Russell Sage; and In many ways has
Frank Gould proved himself very clever
and capable. In the offices of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, az l95 Broadway, he attends
as strictly TO business as the most dill
gent clerks in his employ; and is as affa-
N lie q
bugs" of THE Street.
He is an expert teleErapher, and Is
much interested in the Western Union he
wiz take Russell Sage's place at it's head
one Of these days, no dO:tht. He is also
quite a skilful Cycllst, having accom-
plshed the feat of wheeling from Phila-
delphia To New York in ten hours.
Society has never Interested him, though
he goes out occasionally TO please his
sister Helen, 70 whom he is delightfully."-
devoted. He is as generous as she. and
delights In giving Before ne was %
while working on a salary, he devoted
Si0e9 of his earnings to rebuilding a di-
lapidated schoolhouse in KOLbury, the
town where his father first saw the light
of day, and many other charities have
been benefited By his checks.
His greatest passion, however, previous
20 the grand passion, was for dogs and
horses. His tandem, SandrinEham ana
Burlingame has probably won more blue
ribbons than any other tandem in Amer
lcd- Ills hEDueiS ar 1-AItuuIeL are also
famous, and thought to be the finest in
the country, with the possible exception
Of PierpOnt MOrEan's. He has $1,000 in
vested in blue-bloOded dOss, many Of
them st. Bernards. his favCrite breed. He
has been much interested in dogs folding
beds and other patents for their comfort.
But the new Juliet has changed all this.
Kennels and stables are both to 20. The
horses are all to be sold at the end of the
approaching horse show and the DOGS.
too, are to so under the hammer for Ro-
meO and juliet VIII go a-sailing for
year and day I'm spick and span new
yacht, with Cupid for captain. and JOY
the first mate and plenty of room for love
and loving, but no room for horses and
dogs.
In the meantime Frakn Could has for
saEen LyndhuTst for bachelor quarters
In New York. that he may not be too far
away from the home OF his sweetheart.
They are much together, in this glad
W0Oing time, no doubt feeling with Juliet.
'T must hear from thee every day IN the
hour,
For in a minute there are many days"