The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10
EDITH KELLY NOW
MRS.FRANK GOULD.
Actress and Millionaire Wed in
Paris Five Weeks
Ago.
WIFE ENGAGED
Tomorrow, She Will Marry
Ralph Hill Thomas, OF the
Sugar trust.
WIFE EN- GAGGED OFFERS
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New York, July 9--According to re-
ports received here to-day from Paris.
Frank j. Gould was married in Paris
five weeks ago to Edith Kelly. tho
former Broadway show girl.
Mr.. Gould is said to have confided
the happy fact to friends while dining
at the Cafe De Paris, adding that he
had withheld the announcement until
after his first wife had sgnifed her
intention Of making the second VEN
ture. The Goulds, 1t was further re-
ported. will make their homes in Paris
for the present.
Mrs. Gould and Mr.. Thomas, 1t is
tacitly admitted. will be married Mon
day. Immediately afterwards they
Will sail for England, where the honey
moon Will be spent in automobiline.
Mr. Thomass car and chauffeur viii
go over with them on the same steam
Ell. Later In the year they will be
Joined by Mrs. Edward Kelly, mother
of the bride, and the tiny Misses Helen
and Margaret Gould. the daughters,
who for the present will stop with
their aunt, Miss Helen NJ. Gould. at
living on INC ftuQSOIl
The wedding of Frank Gould and
Miss Helen Kelly, six years ago. was
one of extreme youth and great money
on both sides. Neither was twenty. and
both came of wealthy families. lie
was the youngest son of lay Gould and
inherited at least $1,000. 900. besides
certain rights in greater sums. She
was the daughter Of Edward Kelly.
eldest son of the late Eugene E.shy,
banker, who left millions.
1t was only few years. after the
marriage, when the daughters haa
been born that reports OF marital dis
agreements appeared.
Since the divorce, Mr.. Gould has been
reported engaged to several stage
beauties. He became attentive TO
Edith Kelly when that very pretty
humble position in Havana,
musical comedy. which appeared at the
Casino.
Miss Kelly went to London to do
after, Mr.. Gould went to Paris and
made his debut as the owner of race
horses. They have seen each other
frequently seen them. and several
times it has been reported they were
Ralph Hill Thomas. son of the late
General Joseph Thomas, nephew OF
Washington B. Thomas. president OF
the SuSdr Trust, WAS SEdoudloo lIOiii
Yale IN 1905. He is member OF
several clubs. He has been very at
tentive to his bride-elect. Since her
divorce they have been reported on
the point of marriage on numerous
occasions. They would have wed in
February had 1T not been for the death
of the father of Mr.. Thomas.
It was reported to-day that Mr..
Thorpas's present to the bride will be
a parcel Of land at Sands Point, L. l..
a TT hot oil Iu ,aI NV har
Recently he paid $4,000 for the tract
from the heirs of the late Justice
OGorman.
1t was learned to-day that con-
ference OF the members of the Gould
family was held early this week, at
which 1t was decided that Miss Helen
Gould should have full charge Of the
children of the divorced couple. Helen
and Margaret. 1t was also announced
that the two little girls would re-
ceive a large portion of their aunt's
fortune. They are at present at Tar
rytown, where Miss Gould makes her
home,