The sun., 1901-12-03
F,J, GOULD WEEDS MISS KELLY.
KNOT TIED HOURS AFTER THEY
MADE Up THEIR MINDS.
n Was Mr. GouId's birthday DR.. Greer
Officiated- Than q Dozen at the
Ceremony The bride suffers Ex-
communi catio Honeymoon South.

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late jaw Gould, and Helen Margaret Kelly,
daughter OF the late Edward Kelly, were
married az 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
=, the home Of the brides mother. II Fast
Tbirty-second street The wedding will
be n surpriae TO many Of the friends OF the
Young couple, as il was not expected to
occur until next month, IL having been
seri-ofiically announced some time ago
that Il would be on the brides nineteenth
brthday, which will be Jan. 4.
Instead. however. 1t was held on MIR.
Gouds twenty-fourth birthday, which
was Yesterday. but until Sunday afternoon
even Mr.. Gould didn't know that he was
going to be married so soon. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. David II.
Greer, rector Of 81. Bartholomew's Protes-
tant Episcopal Church.
Miss Kelly suffers accommodation from
the Catholic Church for the reason that
the marriage ceremony was performed
by Clergyman not Of that faith. The
validity of the marriage. however, is recog-
nized by the Catholic Church. Reantrance
N the Church after accommodation
for this sin is possible. Absolution may be
granted. in case II 10 desired. after which
the usuhl piUcSuuie 10 W picoo 'ho h'o'
iage.
Mr. Gould was anxious to have his cousin,
VIII Northrop. act as his best man. but as
Mr.. Northrop was in the Klondike there
WAS no telling when he could be reached
He was finally reached by wire, however,
and he hastened across the continent,
arriving here on Sunday morning. Mr.
Gould and Miss Kelly talked the matter
over on Sunday afternoon. and decided
that Yesterday would be "a good time
as any for the wedding. especially as II wee
Mr.. Gould's birthday.
They broke the news to Mrs. Kelly on
Sunday night. and all the preparations for
the wedding were made between o'clock
yesterday morning and o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
II was because Of Mrs. Kelly's Ill health.
which makes II necessary for her to 60 TO
Europe this month, that the young couple
decided to have the ceremony this week.
Mrs. Kelly wanted II over with before
she went away and her physician has abso-
mtely refused TO allow her to remain In
this country during the winter.
No announcement Of the change In date
was made publicly. because il had been
decided to have n quiet wedding anyway,
on account OF the recent death OF the brides
father. Mr.. Gould told few Of his init
mate friends the news and the Kellys also
communicated IL TO few friends, but most
OF the friends Of the couple hadn't the
slightest intimation Of what was coming.
Despite the short notice that Mr.. Gould
and his fancee gave Mrs. Kelly OF their
plans, the Kelly home was beautifully
decorated and the wedding was very
pretty one. Mrs Kelly had the florists
morning, Mr.. Gould rounded up the few
friends he wanted 10 attend the wedding
and when the time for the ceremony came
'very,hing was ready and the ceremony
end little reception and supper which fol-
II had been arranged for weeks In advance.
The parlors, halls and staircases OF the
Kelly home were smothered in smilax,
white roses and palms. and AT one end OF
the front parlor was great bower Of palms
aud other potted plants, under which DIR.
Greer married the young couple. There
was no orchestra. the music being furnished
hy a pianist alone In the march 20 the
head Of the parlor he played the wedding
march from "Lohengrin' and during the
service Mendelssohns Wedding March.
Miss Kelly wore a black velvet travelling
gown, trimmed with erInine, and a white
picture hat, trimmed with erinine and
ornam' 'nted with ostrich tips She was
Unattended, save 10y her little five year-old
sister Euscnis who acted as flower girl. Mr.
Gould was attended by his cousin, Mr.
Northrop, and 10y II 4 Campbell and Bodel
Wedding were Miss Helen Gould and Mr.
add Mrs. Edwin Gould and Mrs. Kelly
lh" Young mrn in the party had scarfpins
q fresh water pearls, gifts from Mr.. Gould.
and zach wore single ghrdenia Ia his
huttDrhpl"
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lac- over Wait" silk, a email hat trimmed
With h"ayv v hite lace and faced with black
velvet aDd hlark ostrich tips She also
vOrc a long hlack velvet coat, trimmed
vith salile. Nhen she left the house after
tn orpiuuuy
Mrs EdWin Gould wore dress Of gray
Al t1mmed ~iih lrish laoo and a whito
'rlN" hat With white aigr-tt"s Mr. and
Me b.ursr Guuld wer. not al th. wedding
l.saY=' ury af- travelling IA tho West
Af and Me Howard Guuld. Who are IA
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