The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-23
Taught at Helen Gould schools.

Perhaps no ono in this city was
more interested in the marriage Yes
terday of Miss Helen Miller Gould. tile
queen philanthropist. and Mr.. Finley
]. Shepard than Miss Mary Suther-
land. teacher of domestic science and
domestic art in the high school. Miss
sutherland enjoys an intimate ac-
quaintance with Miss Gould, having
been associated with her for TWO years
as teacher of cooking and sewing at
the famous Gould schools at Lynd.
hurst. the beautiful country estate
where the nuptial VOWS We're spoken
yesterday noon.
Miss sutherland was very much sur
. rrised when she frs, read of Miss
Gould's engagement because she had
never thought of her as a woman who
would marry. She was so perfectly
happy in he great and good work she
was doing. 50 interested in the wei
fare of the poor with whom She al
ways associated herself. and SO devot-
ed to the hundreds of boys and girls
who find heavenly enjoyment while
studying and PLAYING in those famous
schools csta blished for them alone at
l>Nndhurst Park that she could hardly
conceive of Miss Gould bestouing her
love on a single individual. However.
Miss Sutherland is certain that the
loved p~hilanthropist has made an en-
cellent and worthy choice and that her
marriage will only add force to her
many lines of charitable work.
When Miss sutherland completed
her course in domestic science and do
mestic art AT Columbia university in
New York city she signed a two years
contract with Helen Gould and from
May ] to November l she taught in
tho schools at Irvington-On the-IIud-
Gnn Thn f1nn1.tryy "a M y,.~ @@~s-
in the great building thai, was former
~ the famous dog kennels of Miss
Gould's father and the sewing school
was formerly tho Jay Gould bowling
alley. Both have been transformed
into eiesent school buildings with the
most complete of modern equipment
ny Miss Helen Gould because she be-
iieved these schools to be Of greater
use To her and the poor than dog ken
nels or bowling alleys. When Miss
sutherland was there sixteen other
teachers We're on the staff and about
40" children attended daily. Miss
Gould came into the class rooms every
morning. read a chapter from the
bible and gave the children a short
talk. one that started them on their
days work With the assurance that
they would he valuably rewarded for
honest work and right thinking.
Miss Sutherland enjoyed her work
under Miss Gould 50 thoroughly: that
She remained with her for the entire
two years without taking a trip home.
Whcn the schools at 1rvington were
closed she taught for her in larry
town and remembers her associations
there as the happiest of her teaching
career. Lyndhurst. she says is a
most beautiful spot in the most pic
turesque part Of New York. Just
across tho liver from Miss Gould's
nome is the home Of Washington Irv-
ing n nearby is Sleepy Hollow and
numerous other places Of literary and
historical interest. Miss Sutherland
we'll as the rich were deeply inter-
csted in Helen Gould's marriage.
Left for California Today.
Miss Helen P%rindeyille left today
noon for Los Angeles. Cal, where she
Will join her father n make her
future home. Last evening Miss
Irindevile was guest Of honor at a
prettily appointed farewell dinner Civ
with whom she has made her home
Tor the past few Years. Mrs. Murray
entertained at her South Fourth street
home and her table appointments were
in yellow and white, the chosen flow
ers being jonquils and narcissus. Miss
Burr assisted and covers
were laid for Miss %Prindeville, Miss
Mary Sutherland, Miss Katherine
Whitcley. Miss Edna Twamley and
Miss Beatrice tombstone.
Memorial for Club President.
An informal memorial in honor Of
Judge Charles l.. Templeton, late pres
ident of the Franklin club, will he
substituted for the regular program at
the meeting of that organization this
evening. The meeting will he the first
since the death of Mr.. Templcton and
will be held in the parlors of the Y.
w. G. a. at $ o'clock. Mrs. +. L. Nc
Vcy and Mrs. l.. j. BHbcock will be
the evenings hostesses.
Guests at Murphy Home.
MIR. n Mrs. j. l.. Robertson. for
MGR residents Of his city, arrived yes.
tcrday from their holnc in Minneapolis
land arc guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
j. Murphy AT their home on Reeves
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson will
be hrrc for - f"rtnigh, and will he
among tho guests tomorrow evening
lat the German hubs January cutil-