The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05
Society

month, and each atcamer that lands
Id New York brings Its quota of kich-
naond passengers Mr., PrestoneCocke,
Miss Ella Cooke and Miss Elizabeth
Cooke sailed from Glasgow last Sat
urday on the Cameronia and are ex-
peeted to arrive in New York on Sat
urday Mr. Edmund Suudwick, Jr.,
Mr. william Harrison, Mr.. George
Wood and Mr. DE Witt Adams are
also returning tu- the "t8sneron!a.
Miss SallIe Deane's party sailed
from tfAe+t-aa -~t-t-xa r md f4ffa
in New York on September 9Th. Miss
Deane's party includes Misses Bessie
Hin, Elizabeth Bentley. Emily Clarke
Mamie Minor, Ellen smith and kath-
crime Staten. of Richmond, and Miss
Elizabeth Sutherland, of Farmville.
NJ II n
Miss Evelyn stiles. who accompanied
the formers brother, Mr.. John Powell,
on his return to England. in June,
viii sail from Naples on September
18th, on the Canada" arriving in
New York on September 25th.
Miss Annie Barnes is returning on
the Saxonia, which left Naples on Au~
gust 2sth. and will arrive in Rich
mond next week Mrs. Herman
Schmidt, Miss Dorothy Schmidt. Mrs.
Minnie Waltz and Misses Dorothy and
Louise Waltz win land in Baltimore
next week aboard the Main" which
sailed from Bremen several days ago.
Miss Gilkeson Engaged.
Mr. and Mrs Al Fillmore 6fikeson,
Of Hillside" Augusta county, have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter. lame Hale, to Mr.. Lawrence
White Wilson. The announcement Is
Of great interest to Richmond society
a. Miss Cllkeson has frequently visit
ed in Richmond as the guest of the
Misses Hoge The wedding. which
will he one Of the most prominen.
events Of the autumn, will take place
al Hillside on November 2Tth.
Niliiams--Carringfon
A marriage or much interest 70
Richmond society took place last
night AT clock In the Presbyterian
church at Lexington. Va. when Miss
Virginia Watkins Darlington became
fbe bride nf MIR. James Peter Will
liams. Of Norfolk The bride IL the
daughter of Mrs Nettie Watkins Car
nent Virginia families. She has a
number of relatives IN Richmond and
has frequently visited In this city.
Interesting Rumnr.
The newest engagement ruftfor float
ing about Washington says the Wash
inrton Herald. is that Of Miss Flora
Wilson. daughter Of the secretary 81
AEEEtAtBtFAfs AZ JNAitE
son M Levy, If New York. and Mon
ticello. Va Miss Wilson has spent
the late summer with her father al
their apartment In the Portland, In
4, ANssslss n vi @Rs and sfB@ the Adjournment
OF congress she went for a series OF
= Tk~tts ri ift Sea.f,t,sr ard tsfe-eou.s
try homes OF her friends Her father
went West at that time. Miss Wilson
and Representative Levy have been
friends far Il
to Their carly experiences In -ntfiriai
life. ae:. she was the youngest cab
inet hostess and he was serving his
first term in congress. Miss Wilson
II also "A friend of MIR. Levys sister,
Mrs. Carl vop Mayhoaf who has been
: his hostess tyr many years. He has
: Always been a real friend to this cab
inef hostess. who renowned society
for the concert stage II was his ad-
vice IN her long ago To give up this
professional life and return 10 officfa
society. But Miss Wilson did not
heed him at first. and many of het
friends are stiil skeptioal that she has
even now yielded. and those here who
Know them best are divided IN their
opinions IN the subject They were
nuch together IN Washington and ir
Europe during Miss Wilson's severa
trips abroad when Representative
Levy has also been In Europe. A.
The Owner Of Monticello" Mr. Levy
a Ia welI knawn in Virginia society As
he frequently intertains at this his.
sorie home
Engagements Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w Carlton, Of THU
city, have announced the enga aemen
r OF their daughter Mamie. Eliza beth
ia Mr. Thomas Sargent PARROT. @
Newman Ga. The wedding will TAX,
place late in October
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee shaw. o
Chester, Va. announce the engage
rnent Of their daughter, Marguerit,
McRea. to Mir. J. Turner Greene, %
Gastonis. y e.. the marriage to tak'
place In October
King--Miller.
4 tEauttfut wrrdtHg tuuk rtac'
Monday evening at the residence o
Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Miller. in Sfaun
ION. when their daughter. Janet be
came the bride OF Captain JAS ]
King. ~ Chicago The parlors were
decorated with ported plants ferns
and pink asters. with which the man
tells were banked. While the guests
were assembling. Mr. Malcolm Gan
naway, Of Lynchburg, sang Because
and several other selections, Thu
bride wore a gown of charmeuse Will
trimmings OF old lace. her tulle vel
being caught with orange blossoms
She carried d shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley Miss Martha Miller
of the -hr4aa,- maid az Ae4ft1t
and WAS gowned in white chiffon ovel
PINK gfIK. c3sugfTr WITH CLUSTERS U
pink rosebuds. Her flowers were Ia
France roses. Major r. III. Russell
was best man. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev Robt. G. Jet. O
Emmanuel Episcopal church. A re
eeption followed. after which Mr.. ant
Mrs. King left on a Northern tour
IN their return they Will reside a
the stanton Military academy. wher'
Captain King has charge or the Y. NJ
G. A. work. and also has classes il
Latin and Greek.
9ut Of town guests at the weadinI
we're Mr. and Mrs James Morgan
OF Chicago. Mrs. Morgan being sis
ter of Captain King: Miss Hortens
Jackson and Miss Katie Burnett. o
pittsburg Pa; Miss Grace Rhodes
Of, Harrisonburg; Miss Doak Wood
ward. OF, Bridgewater. and Mr., an
Mrs. y. T. Cooke. or Richmond.
s We'd on saturday.
An interesting event OF Saturda,
morning will be the marriage of DR.
James Thurston Wolfe. of Washing
ton, To Mrs Matte Leigh Walker
widow " Mr. John James Walker. o
Richmond, Va The ceremony viii
be performed In the Presbyterian