New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Ceremony i'm Paris a Week
Ago Announced Here by
Mrs. c. L. Wainwright, IA
Daughter of Financier
Bride Said To Be
A Former Actress
His First Wife, Who Was
Edith Kingdom, Died ON
Golf Links i'm November

George j. Gould was married a week
ago in Paris to Mrs. Alice Sinclair. it
became known here last night. The
hrst Mrs. Gould, who was Edith King
don, dropped dead last November while
playing golf with her husband at Geor-
gian Court, their home in Lakewood,
N. ].
The new Mrs. Gould, 1t was said last
night by friends Of the family, was at
one time on the stage here. She is
said to have appeared in "To-night's
the Night" Shubert production.
Newspaper files do not reveal, however,
an Alice Sinclair in the original cast.
Mr Gould and his bride will return
to this city next November, it was said.
They will pass their hone eymoon at o
castle at lnverneshire, Scotland, which
Mr. Gould has leased. Upon their re-
turn here they will occupy an apart
ment in Fifth Avenue.
Daughter Confirms Report
News of the marriage of Mr.. Gould
and Mrs. Sinclair was confirmed last
night by Mrs. Carroll Livingston Vain
wright, Mr.. Goulds daughter,
Mrs. wainwright said she had received
cable message informing her of the
marriage. She added that she and Mr..
Wainright expected to go abroad in
the fall and would visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Gould in Scotland.
Mrs. Anthony j. Drexel jr., who was
Margery Gould, was present at the
wedding, it was reported. The other
children of George ]. Gould are jaw
Gould, who sailed for Europe last
Saturday on the Majestic; Kingdom
Gould, George jr., Vivienne, and Gloria,
who S at school.
Gloria is in the care of Caroline Cor
It's, for many years secretary of the
late Mrs. Gould at Georgian Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingdom Gould are now
at the Gould estate, Furlough Lodge,
Arkvile, N Y.
The Gould mansion at 857 Fifth Ave
nue. is on the market for sale.
1t is believed that Jay Gould's pur-
visit his father.
s Mrs. George Jay Could jr. departed
for Arkville yesterday. She recently
recovered from an attack of appendi-
citis. She was operated on at Roose-
welt Hospital.
Saw First Wife Stricken
MT. Gould was with Mrs. Gould at
the time of her death on the links at
Lakewood. She collapsed after max
ing strenuous drive. Her death was
attributed to heart disease. She was
about fiftyseven years old and had
been in the best of health.
Her will was made public at Toms
River two weeks after her death. After
making certain specific bequests, it di-
rected that the estate~be held in trust
for their seven children, each of whom
is to share equally in the residue.
Mr.. Gould, his son Jay and Charles
Prentice Noyes, banker and broker
We're named executors without bond
The Gould home at Fifth Avenue and
Sixty-seventh Street was left to Mr..
Gould, as was the house at 1T East
Sixty fourth Street, for life or until
he remarked. Mr.. Gould was author
lied to sell these properties at any
time through the Equitable Trust Com
pany, whic hwas named as trustee with
out bond, and turn over the proceeds
to the resduary estate.
Mr.. Gould and the late Mrs. Gould
who was Edith Kingdom, an actress
wero married September IA, 1886.
The professional debut of the late
Mrs. Gould was made in "The Two
Orphans" at Newark. After several
engagements she became a member of
Days company, playing second parts
to Virginia Dreher and Ada Rehan, and
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