The New York herald., 1921-11-14
Gave No sign Of Illness.

Mr.. Gould thought at first that she
had only tainted. He became greatly
agitated when she failed to revive and
to speak to him. and sent the caddie
hurrying to the house with instructions
that physicians be sent for at once.
William Bishop. the Gould butler: sent
for Drs. Lawrence and Hance, and they
drove as quickly as possible from their
homes more than a mile away to the
Gould estate. The physicians said that
Mrs. Gould apparently had overtaxed
her strength during the playing of the
first few holes OF the game with her
husband, but she had not at any time
told Mr.. Gould that she was tired or
felt ILL.,
The news of Mrs. Gould's death was
tAlephoned at once to the family home
at S57 Fifth avenue. where her children.
Mrs. Carroll l.. Wainwright, George Jay
Gould. Jr., and Miss Gloria Gould, were
staying. and to the home of Kingdom
Gould and Jay Gould The Gould chill
dren left New York by motor as soon
as possible and Mrs. Goud's cousin.
Mrs. William A. Hamilton, left last
night by train for Lakewood. A cable
gram was sent to another of Mrs.
Gould's daughters, Lady Decies, who
was Miss Helen Vivien Gould. At the
Gould estate last night it was said that
the body would be taken to the New
York home some time this morning.
Funeral arrangements probably will be
announced to-day or tomorrow.
Mrs. Gould was the only daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kingdom.
both of whom were born In England.
During the childhood of their daueSh-
ter they lived in Brooklyn. The King
don family traced its origin in England
as far back as the fifteenth century. As
girl Miss Kingdom displayed much
dramatic talent, and she frequently APP
peared on the amateur stage in Brook
lyn. Later she decided on n stage
career. her first appearance being in
New York with the company of Angus
tin Daily, whose theatre was in Broad
wav between Twenty-ninth and Thir-
tieth street There she appeared in Oc-
tober. 1884. in a comedy entitled "A
Wooden Spoon"
Gives Up Stage to Wed.
The following month she had a role in
Love on Crutches," one of the Daily
successes of that season. The play en-
listed also the services of John Drew.
Mrs. Gilbert. James Lewis and other
members of the company In October.
1885. Miss Kingdom made one of the
greatest successes of her career In a
comedy by Arthur Wing Pinero. and In
January of 1886 she played Anne Page
In "The Merry Wives of Windsor" In
the spring of that year Mr.. Daily took
his company 10 London, where Miss
Kingdom made one of the most brilliant
successes of her career
II WIS in this year that Miss Kingdom
gave up her work on the stage to become
the bride Of Mr.. Gould. to whom she
was m rried on September Ia. 1885, at
Lvndhurst the country place OF Mr.. and
Mrs Jry Gould at Trvington-on-H Hudson.
This place is now occupied by Mrs Fin
lev J. Shepard. formerly Miss Helen
Gould. After their mrr rriage Mr.. and
Mrs Could went to live in 1 East
Fortv-seventh street, house just east
of that occupied by his parents They
lived there until after the death of Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Gould. when they pur-
chaeed the house In S57 Fifth avenue.
This building was demolished about
twelve yerrs ago to give place to the
present structure. one of the finest homes
IN New York.
During the building of their town
house Mr.. and Mrs. Gould lived much of
the time at Georgian Court, in Like
: wood. and IT the Plaza during the win
ter although they spent some time also
NJ Furlough Lodge the Gould place in
the Catskllls Much of their life he's
been passed at Georgian Court where
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