The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

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AN AMERICAN PEERLESS

LONDON. April %. \
"a one OF the most interesting weddings Of
I the n Ientenh season was solemniEed on
fsThuIsday. in last week, when Cameron mel OF. Of
sLocllieI5 was married to Lady IIermione
|'Gralia m, Il j younger daughter of the Duke
and Duchess OF Montrose. The bride
groom, Captain Donald Walter Cameron
OF .Iochiel, is chief Of the Clan Cameron,
and bearer OF a name intimately connected
with stirring and romantic episodes in
Scottish history. The marriage was SOL
emnlzed at All Saints, Ennismore Gar
3dens, oak leaves, the badge of the Cam
serpns, playing q. prominent part in tho
decorations, as they also did IN the bou-
uuets OF tho bride and her bridesmaids
The Duke Of nlontrose gave his daughter
away, the bride looking very pretty In
her simple white satin wedding gown
The brides ornaments were a diamond
and pearl necklace. the gift OF the bride-
groom, and diamond star. the gift Of
Mrs. Faber aunt OF the bride. The bride
was attended by Lady Helen Graham,
Lady Isobel Kerr, Miss Margaret Trefu-
SIS Lady Helen and Lady .Aline Grim
! ston. Lady Cynthia Mines and Lady Mary
Lyon. Their dainty dresses OF soft white
| Roman satin we're arranged with f1chus
| Of pale mauvs crepe. caught here and
there with silver bows. Their hats Of
mauve chiffon were trimmed with lilac
and pale green leaves.
The bridegroom gave the bridesmaids
brooches with tho initials of the bride
| and bridegro om In diamonds, set In enam-
! el oak leaves Mr.. Houston Boswell, a
brother officer OF tho bridegroom In the
Grenadier Guards, was best man. Owing
there was no reception. the bride and
bridegroom leaving early In the afternoon
for Rush Court, Wallingford i
An American Peeress.
Lady Willoughby de Eresby was one Of
the principal American brides OF this win
ter, and was married short time ago to
Lord ,iWilloughhy dc Eresby, the eldest
son OF the Earl Of Ancaster, She Is ex-
ceedingly we'll known In London. where
she is one of the prettiest and most popu-
lar girls In sooiety, and her stepfather,
Harry lliggins,A Is one OF the chief sup
porters Of Covant Garden Opera. Before
i her marriage she was known as Miss
| Eloise Breese, and was a regular fre-
| Quenter of the opera, being herself OK
ceedingly fond of music.
| Viscount Ridley. whose name has been
somewhat prominent OF late In connection
| with tariff reform. is better known iun-
der the name of Sir Matthew White Rid
ley, which he bore until the year befors
last, when he succeeded to the title on
tho death of his father. He has had a
good deal of parliamentary experience,
having been for some years NJ. T. for
| Stnlybridge and acted as private secrn-
tary to his father and to the late Lord
| Richie.
More recently he acted as assistant prt-
4 yate secretary to Tie then chancellor Of
the Dxcheauer, Austen chamberlain, and
i is looked upon as one of the coming men
of tho day. He has been a good deal as
sisted by his wife. Who Is one Of the
daughters of Lord and Lady Wmborne,
1 and who earned the reputation Of being
! q very charming hostess ut her pretty
1 house In Portland place, Atpresent they
are the tenants of Lady Qalway's house
i In stratford place, tho beautiful mansion
4 In Carlton EIouse Terrace to which they
4 succeeded on the death OF the late YIsr
count being AT present In The hands 81
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