The age-herald., 1901-11-04
The New York ''A00''

| eCCCCcCGCCCCoC 30CSssesss3ssoeSsccCC | New York, November 2.-The engage ment of Frank Gould to Miss Helen Kelly, granddaughter of the late Eugene Kelly, is of certain interest because both are rich. I don't suppose this affair is of as much interest as 1t might have been had either of the young people been in the right set. Young Gould is of interest as possessing large fortune and tine possi- bility of his having married a fashionable girl o good many mammas may have had ideas for him. This would have pleased the George Goulds, who are try ing to entrench themselves in the right set Miss Kelly is nice young lady with a handsome fortune. She too might have married man of position. The Kelly fashion has always been of the Charity Ball and Kirmiss style of thing. Nice people, but bad form, you know. | We'll all the boys have-when Frank marries-taken unto themselves wives. | George married Miss Kingdom and How arc, Miss Clemens. Both of these ladies have been actresses Edwin married Dr. Shrady's daughter, and Frank, Edward Kelly's. There is much Knickerbocker blood in the outfit. Anna did best in the aristocratic line. DeCastellane is gen jus in his line. l suppose the Goulds | thought that Anna had "blood' enough | for the family. I don't blame them. | Castellane is enough to make one regret | there is such stuff as blue blood. The 1 only unmarried one is Helen. l wonder | if she will every marry. She has all the fay Ia good though that she is rich. She looks too much | like the lamented Jay to be pretty, and | she has quite notion of the single lady" idea The combination is almost | too much for marriage. wonder how Mrs. Howard Gould will | get on. Her sister-in-law is quite swell | nowadays; and she Is nvlng up eo t.' nei new role with considerable dignity. She | takes to millions kindly. What change | to be sure I remember her when she wal | a hard-working little $30 a week actress at Daly 8. And Mama Kingdom too. How | she would sit in that little glass-made back door waiting the Governor mid | night rehearsals to stop. How she did fret; but when the midnight hours woul6 slip into morning. she would comfort | herself with a piece of pie and cup of coffee that some scene shifter would | bring her, and now, she is doing the | grandma act to Jay Gould's grandchil- | dren. 1t is a wonderful world. But they do not like Mrs. Howard. What fussy, much-dressed little woman she was. There was something of the West about her. It would make you think of the plains and of the buffalo. But that is neither here nor there. How will society like her. Society Is only good to its own the nervy ones. It don't like the stage graduates as much as 1t does the divorce | court ladies.
 Frank Gould is mere boy. Since com ing of age he has been in possession of an income variously estimated between $600,000 and S1.000.000 a year His tastes. when measured by his income are exceed ingly simple. He Is fond of horses and dogs just as any other young man should be. In his kennel he has some fine St. Bernards, and his stab,e some excellent hackneys. These, 1t is said, he propose; to sell before entering the bonds of mat rimony. The reason given, however, is not to lay aside those things which be- long to the condition of a bachelor or tc husband resources to meet the inevitable expenses attending the rocking of the cradle It Is simply because the young couple who will marry in January next Rollins, Clay County. November '.
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