Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-23
r,cliND.s BEAUTY IN NEW YORK
She Comes TO This Country for n
short stay.
CNew York Journal)

CNew York Journal)
,s Muriel Wilson. whose gracefulness
is pride of England. arrived here yes
to-day on the steamship Majestic. When
young women in fashionable society
r' have only heard Of her meet her
they will recognize her. She is really the
hat they were expecting This time
nature will have the caprice TO attain the
Auerican young women's dreams of Eng
usa beauty.
kenneth Wilson. Mrs. Kenneth Wilson,
Coil Brownlow, and Evelyn Fitz Gerald
formed q harmonious group around her.
They were a gentewoman and hardy
young men. Miss Muriel is taller than
ry The impression she made was
cm.ng in all points since no detail
mars &c in the memory. There that i'm
I- son has a luminous simplicity.
a. Be- Of golden eyes and of small, white
te.l .n a joyful smile. She wore a wide
trimmed blue hat the ribbon Of which
rl. sash. She had a scarlet ulster
with wide pockets. made Of chinchilla,
aaI slltess Of coquetry. Her gown was
.t black silk. with large, white dots.
Instead Of q collar she had a necklace Of
-r-.
N Muriel Wilson says witty things in
aIa.co that has the melody of brook in
-s woods At Chatsworth, in private
Hs1uCals of tho Duke and Duchess Of
l.goushire. and al West Dean Park, she
SON laurels as an actress. In outdoor
SPORTS en- horseback, or in boat she is
.1.r.site.
Hr portrait, painted by Sir William
mond, r. A. gave IN this years
.4dcmy a revelation OF the sentimental
hcr. Young men are warned TO be
content with it there. She has come 10
Eaw York TO see Admiral Dewey return
homo triumph, to follow the yachts in
rta .rfenauonal races, and to be amused.
Miss Muriel is the daughter of Arthur
wilson. owner. of a transatlantic line of
.te4mships. In his rooms at Tranby
croft the Prince of Wales played bacca-
Iat There was a scandal, IA which Sir
William GordOn-Cumming was accused
Of not playing at cards fairly. But the
recital of 10 should not accompany Miss
Munel Wilson as special cpithets ac-
company the names of heroes whenever
they are mentioned in Homer.
Miss Muriel Wilson carries ones
thoughts far away from that. Her sis
t.r-in-law. Mrs Kenneth Wilson, is the
andniece of Lady Shrewsbury.
fashionable society in England has no
yortes more popular than these. Miss
Wilson and her friends are TO stay here
six weeks.
MSS WILSON AS SEEN BY A WOMAN
yesterday afternoon Muriel Thetis Will
stood in the corridor of The Hotel
Waldorf Her trip seemed 10 have left
f.r as fresh as an English beauty should
She has eyes as big as the proverbial
saucer. and q mouth as small as the
fo.u0al rosebud. II she were chorus
rr one would say she had Iaade her
.r.s up too big for the size Of her face.
Ht Murel Wilson was not made up yes
t.lHy Under the brilliant STARE of the
electric lights this was revealed, as were
raay other things.
She has exquisite white teeth, when
a.. dazzling when she smiles, and she
s frequently.
,a. has a brilliant color where the
color should be, and she is white else
whore
thinks in her presence Of the
French beauty prescription so frequently
l..... ol WOman's pages: Three Things
u....-.ves. hair, lashcs-and three things
IHt-.I. checks, nails.
lr. Wilson seems 70 come up 70 the
ia down by these laws. Her
"" black as her hair. and her
la-r D.. as lack as midnight when there
neither O. moon nor artificial hght.
She is above the average height OF wo-
u.a al. she is 50 well formed that I'M
le.s She rtands by some one shorter this
o-dya1tage Of great height would
.arrey be remarked.
feerday she stood talking 10 her bro
H Kennel and his wife
wore q black tailOr-made gown that
t. 10 perfection.
Two women within her hearing pro-
med il "a dream" and a third said IL
u "true English" IL had white revers
f,.ued Of thick lace, and was further re-