The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
WAVES FAREWELL
TO NATIVE LAND
One More American Heircss
Leaves Home With Her
English Husband.
DECIEs DoWNcAsT
Despite Glamor OF Nobility,
Parting From Parents
Affects Her.

New York, February tS.-One more
American heiress waved a farewell to
her native land to-day as Lord and
harder Carmania, to sail for Egypt on
the last lap of the honeymoon begun
on February &, For more than two
hours before sailing time crowds of
men and women t%hronged tho pier
waiting for the arrival OF the newly
wed Vivien Gould and ner English
husband. Al a little after II O'Clock
Lady Decies and her mother, Mrs.
George j.. Gould, walked aboard, fol-
lowed by Lord Dccies, George j. Gould.
the Hon. Mrs. Barclay, Lord Camoys.
the Hon. Robert l3eresford ard other
friends OF the family. The party went
10 the suite on the upper deck en-
seged by Lord Decies. whittier dozens
OF bouquets Of orchids. violets and
eardeniasS had been sent by friends.
Well. YOU can't expect much news
from me now Lord Decies said to a
swarm OF newspaper men. You've fill
cd your papers ever since came
over with news OF Lady Decies and
myself, and ] think you've picked the
bone pretty clean. WHAT"
II think | shall like England" Lady
Decies said. Anyway. 1 shall learn
TO like the English country life, and
.I may como back to New York oc-
casionally.'
Lord Decics said that after ~leavins
the Carmania at Alexandria he and
Lady Dccics would make n trip IN
the Nile. listing Luxor, Thebes, AS
souan and the Island OF Philuc.
IF 1t is NOT too warm. We'll 60 on
70 Wadi lfaifa, on the second cata-
ract, thence across the desert 10
khartounl, on the White Nile, where
] shall be able to show Lady Decies
the places where my regiment fought.
We shall be back in England by The
lst Of April, in time for The season
and the coronation.
Delightfully."- Good.
The American n -wspapers have been
dcliShtfully good 10 me, and from tho
way you chaps ave come after me I
don't sec how you'll get along with
out me. J have taken the Duke Of
sianchesters house. in Port Chester
Square, where Lady Dccies will en-
~tertain during the season. Now. nv
dear fellows. | must really attend 10
soinc business"
Lord Decies said he would take his
seat i'll the House OF Lords on his re-
turn TO London. One luestioncr askcd
him what constituency no represented
III faTlEaHlent. IN advertisement, his
lorhship replied:
MY dear fellow. don't represent
any constituency. My seat is heredi-
tary. you know
Lady Decies ecmcd to feel the part
ins from her parents much more to.
day than she did when she and her
husband left for Jekyl Island. Georgia.
after The wedding. She kept very close
TO Mrs. Gould, and once her mother
was heard to cmarlI:
Don't look so downhearted. Vivien;
say something #
The young bride Frightened up a
good deal when the subject of her
presentation ut our was mentioned.
II shall love that she said, and
Just know that any other American
girl would love it. too"
Certainly she will End it all rip
ping when she marches into the abbey
with the other peeresses In her beau
tiful gown added the Hon. Mrs. Bar
clay, Lord Decies's sister.
but my parents like England and
! the English people" added the bride
so ! am bound to love 1t, and father
and mother and Jay and Kingdom and
Marjorie are all coming over to attend
my reception"