The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-14

the clexerest lInguists in the gather
ing She has Travelled widely wish ner
husband aud has become acquainted
with many tongues aud at the same
time has become convinced OF the need
OF a universal language. She is fluent
in French, German and Spanish and
even has a working knowledge of
Chinese and Japanese, hut she has
had plenty OF time 90 devote herself
10 Esperanto,
She was married to MIR. Wilson six
years ago In her home In ST. James,
No here maiden name being Lucy
James. She was looked on as one OF
the most charming women OF her
native State Since her marriage she
mas accompanied Mr.. Wilson to various
parts OF the world. being with him
In 1895 when he was secretary of
. the American embassy in Tokyo,
Japan
Returned From Columbia University.
Miss Julia II. Henning, who for
the past two years has been doing
graduate work in history. sociology.
philosophy and higher English at CO.
lunhia University. New YORK, mas
returned to Richmond. and win re
sumo her duties as teacher OF history
ia the John Marshall high school
Miss Henning spent the summer at
Asaury Park. \. j.
Guest at Luncheon.
Mr.. &. A. Pepie. OF this city was
among the guests AT q luncheon given
+ by Comptroller Lawrence -. Murray
at the Shoreham. Washington. TO the
delegates to the national convention
OF supervisors Of state banks. which
is holding its meetings III Washington
this week Covers were laid for about
7 z =sasssr
handsome affair,
! Date for Wedding.
Much interest Is felt here in the we'd
ding of Miss Alice Louise Havemeyer,
az Yonkers ~ Y, to MIR. Thomas l..
/ Moon, Of this city, for which October
has been set. The marriage will
be quiet affair, at the home OF the
bride. with only "a few relatives and
friends present. MIR. Moore and his
! bride viii be the recipients of much
! social attention here during the fall
| and winter season
| engagement Announced.
MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Newman. of
Hilton Orange county, Va, have
just announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Page Newman,
to DIR. Montel B. Rudd, of this city.
The wedding viii take place in Oc-
tober,
SheIton--Rowiett.
Clay Street Methodist church will be
. the scene OF a beautiful wedding We'd
nesday evening at o'clock. when Miss
Ida Delvin Rowlett. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Robert ID. Rowlett. will be
come the bride OF Mr.. William David
+ shelton, son of Colonel William ID
Shelton, of Buffalo, Va. The church
I will be decorated In palms and ferns
. Or. T. Men. Simpson. assisted by the
a Rev. e. M. Chandler. will perform
the ceremony. The bridal chorus from
A Lohengrin will he played as the pro
a cessionai. "Oh, Promise Me-" during
A the ceremony, and the march from
!, | Mendelssohn as the occasional.
l. The bride viii be beautifully gownet
i'm white duchess satin and win carr.
- lilies Of the valley. Her long tull
I veil will be held in place by dia
- mond and pearl brooch, the gift OF tn
groom. She win enter with per father
by whom she win be given In mar
. riage. Her sister, Mrs. John A. Rob
: ertson viii be her matron Of honor
:. ! and viii wear a white messaline gowi
" and carry white roses. The maid o
= honor, Miss Myrtle King. viii wear
. pretty frock of lavender messaline am
will carry leghorne hat filled witt
~ ferns and tied with lavender ribbon
y Miase Evelyn Doggett Rosa Clayton
I
= bridesmaids, will wear dainty AFFAIR
- OF white silk null over green silk an
70 will carry ferns Misses Lucille Cole
y man and Josie Mobiles Will hold tn
ribbons and Master Earl Davis Will b
= the ring bearer,
70 MIR. shelton and his bride will leav
y for Northern trip and will he a
- home in this city after Septempe
y 25.
IA The brides father gave handsom
a reception to the bridal party, when tn
le table decorations were pink and whit
"a chryeanthemums.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Return.
n Mr. and Mrs. DAVID j. Martin hav
10 returned from their wedding trip an
N are at home to their friends at 60
~ West Clay street. Mrs. Martin hs
l. been quite popular and greatly &C
n mired as Miss Myrtle Davis. Mr.. Mai
a. tin. a successful business man, is
u member of the firm of Martin d Maj
tin, They were married about tw
" weeks ago by Rev. DIR. Ryland knigf
& In Calvary Baptist church.
'e Personals.
n Miss Mamie f. Jackson. of Cal
thage, y. C., has returned home ate
visiting Mrs. e. e. Moffett at 81
J. West Franklin street.
E. Miss Ethel Yeamans, of Petersburg
Pa, who has been the guest for sex
lie eral weeks OF Mrs. Robert NJ. Smitl
m will leave on Saturday for Washine
& ton, -. c.. where she will visit Mi:
Adelaide Sutherland.
l. Mr., Benz. Moffett, OF Asheboro, J
y c.. and his granddaughter. Florenc
Moffett Hall. who have been visitin
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert w. Jackson q
SIS West Franklin street, have re
turned to their respective homes.
Mrs. Portiaux Robinson and Mis-
Martha Robinson have returned afte
spending the summer in Europe,
|
General and Mrs. William RUN
Cox have returned from the He
a Springs.
Mr.. Decatur Axtell. accompanle
y by Mr.. c. c. Niche, came 10 Rich
, mond Monday night in his private ca
from the Hot Springs.
Majnr Harry Armand I.pndnn an