Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
GEORGE GOULD'S BRIDE
AbEAUT|FUL BLOND
Former Actress Lived In Lux
urious Style; Marriage Cost
Bridegroom 1000, 900.

From the New York World.
George J. Gould n passing his sec
cnd honeymoon at Aix-lee-Bains,
Franco. Hs bride formerly was Mics
Alice Sinclair. and although the
wedding wns kept sccrct II Is believed
the csremony took place in London.
a. tns nowiy-nMrried pair registered
from that city at the Hotel Maurice |
whsn they arrived in PARKS July 4.
Miss Alice Sinclair. tho bride. is an |
EnEl.shwoman who came here in the |
winter OF 1913. taking a feature part |
IN The Girl on the FDm." George
Eawardes London Ooiety production |
which was put on at the Forty-fourth |
street Theatre. Her name was then |
Mtee We're Sinclair She acted as under |
study for Mis- Emmy Wehlen. star.
II was George GrossuIith. London
comedian. an old friend OF George
Gould. who introduced tho two in the
early winter OF 1914. Tho Girl on
the Film" WAS very English and fail
Cd 70 prove a distinctive financial
success. ber Americans who did go
70 the show commented upon Mr..
OoCld's frequent presence in the
theatre.
When the company returned 70
England il was without Miss Sin
clair. This also caused comment
M@s Sinclair and Mr.. Gould were
now we'll known figures. appearing
often on Fifth Avenue together.
Miss Sinclair. as che was then
known. was a woman OF striking
appearance and tho fact that she
wis seen on brisk o'clock walks
with Mr.. Gould on the avenue, while
the subject OF much gossip, did not
prevent the club element IN the Fifth
Aven1c windows from indoreing Miss
Sinclair as walking companion.
a portrait OF Mrs. Gould was ex-
hihited last spring by Hlmi at the
Reinharc.t Galleries. II shows a hand
some woman in the early thirties. with
striking reddish hair and a very slim
figure.
For the last few years Miss Sinclair
has occupied a town house, No. 32S
West Seventy-fourth Street. II is a
handsome iive-story stone residence.
opposite the house of Charles NJ.
Schwab. and only a door from River
side Drive AT the house yesterday Il
was said by the caretaker that Miss
Sinclair had gone abroad some two
months ago and that no information
could be given.
However. II is known that Mr.
Gould was a frequent caller there
often dashing up in small coupe car
with a French chauffeur and staying
for many hours in the middle Of the
day.
Miss Sinclair. or Mrs. V. Sinclair
ae she was known 70 tradespeople
also had a car a Rolls Royce with the
initials ~. r." lettered on q.
Two children. one a boy and the
other a girl about six and seven
years old. respectively. are seen fire.
quenuy going and coming from the
Sinclair residence. taking their walks
on Riverside Drive. or on West End
Avenue with a French nurse. There
Is said 20 be one younger.
All evidence of the children was
lacking yesterday.
In 1915 Miss Sinclair went 20 live
in an old-fashioned house on the
Boston Post Road. near Quaker
Ridge. which stands FAR back from
the road. its lawn surrounded by q
tall heavy hedge. She had never fig
ured IN any publicity since her name
disappeared from the cast of The
Girl on the Film" IN 1914.
Miss Sinclair moved from Quaker
Ridge six or seven years ago 10 the
beautiful residence on the hin Of
Manurs.ng Island. Rye She lived
there quietly. but there was much talk
81 the Apawan.is Club and at the
Nanursing Island Club. 20 which no
body appeared to pay much attention.
Miss Sinclair devoted hersel: 10
riding. driving. skating and the su-
pervision OF the children. who have
now become par; OF her home circle
Ar. Gould came UP there frequently
especially in the summer for yacht
ing parties. and his appearance was
commented upon last summer espe-
c.ally. Mr.. Gould spent extended pc
r.ods al Rye. playing much tennis
st the club courts.
Those few who know Miss Sin.
clair. now Mrs. Gould, with any de-
gree OF intimacy. credit her with very
unusual abilities. They say she ha.
studied and mastered sports. riding
fishing. shooting. tennis, acquired
fauailiarized herself with finance ant
business and corporation manage
ment
BY renarry!ng. Mr.. Gould gives VI
property left TO him by his late wife
which is valued at nearly $4,000, ,OOC
This property which Mr.. Gould re
linquishcs . the late Mrs Could
home. Sixty-seventh street and Fiji
avenue. and the property at No. II
East S.xty-fourth street, which wi
now be divided among the seve,
Gouid children.
The late Mrs. George J. Gould die
OF heart failure while playing gol
with her husband last November.
Mrs. Sinclair sailed May 80 on IN
Cunard liner Berengar.a- Her nam
did not appear IN the list Of pas
sengers. The names OF Mr.. Coul
and his son, Kingdom. also wer
missing.