The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-22

The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce entertained at breakfast yesterday
for the visiting Turkish envoy Zia Pasha,
and his aid Col Aziz Bey. The others,
who were their house guests were Mr..
and Mrs. j. AMMAN Bryce and Miss Mar
jorie Bryce, Of England brother and sis
ter-in-law and niece of the Ambassador.
and Mr. ROLES ogden.
The United states Ambassador 10 Ger
many and Mrs HIN. who are visiting at
the Arlington have as their guest for
this week Miss Dorothy Van Dyke. of New
York. Mrs. Hill and her young guest
will be with Mrs. John w Foster this
afternoon at Mrs. Fosters regular Mon
day reception, and on Thursday afternoon
Mrs Hill will be at home TO her friends
at the Arlington The Ambassador and
Mrs Hill dined quietly al their hotel last
night.
Miss Adelaide Heath. who was TO have
been to-day's debutante will not have her
formal coming out tea until December u.
Her god-mother Miss Clementine Smith.
who will present Miss Heath TO society.
had set the date for this afternoon. but
vas detained ia Waterbury. Conn, by
slight automobile accident. Miss Heath
makes her home with her maternal grand
mother. Mrs Barnes. wife OF the late
Gen. Barnes, who was Surgeon General
United states army during the admin
OF President Grant, and who
was Gen. Grants closest friend. Mrs.
Barnes IS an invalid, and Miss Smith
win be Miss Hcath's chaperou this sea-
son. Miss smith was a belle during the
last Grant administration Her home is
on IT street opposite ga that OF Mrs.
Barnes and Miss Heath.
An interesting addition 20 the diplo-
matte bachelor circle is NJ dc Beauford.
a newly arrived secretary OF the Neither
lands Legation. lie Is under thirty. pos
sessed Of ample fortune, and has already
made many friends among the young peo-
pie and the older ones with whom he will
be associated in international affairs He
will be included I'm the lists Of dinner
guests during the next few weeks. when
there will be much entertaining OF the
newcomers I'm the diplomatic corps. as
well as OF the visiting foreigners. who
are quite numerous this autumn.
Miss UavIde Yulee Noble and Lieut..
Sherman Miles and their wedding party
were entertained al breakfast yesterday
at Friendship. In the party were the
bridesmaids-AIiss Elizabeth Parker, Miss
Margaret Preston Draper. Miss Evelyn
Chew. Miss Joanna Schroeder Miss Mary
Scott. and Miss Tryphena Read. cousin
of the brldc-elect. who has just arrived
from her mothers country place iu the
Virginia mountains % partaEe OF The fes-
tlvities in connection with the wedding
and the best man and usEers-Nr. Cor
gate Hoyt. cousin of the bridegroom.
Mr.. sherman Hoyt and Mr.. Percy Weeks.
OF New York, Mr.. William Emory. of
this city; Lieut. Philip Matthews. Mr.
Chauncey Hackett, OF this city. and
Lieut.. Harold W. Huutley After the
breakfast the bridc-olect went for long
horseback ride with Lieut.. Miles and four
of the men of the wedding party
through the park. Miss Noble Is an en-
thusiastic equestricnno. and spends ell
the time She can spare on her thorough
bred
Former United states Ambassador 20
Italy and Mrs. W. T. Draper win present
their daughter Margaret to society at
Christmas Eve ball I'm their * street
mansion.
Tho first secretary OF the Spanish Le-
abroad. the former having a weI-earned
vacation, are not expected back in Wash
inSton. as IT is believed no will be trans
ferred and promoted to some other post.
Nine Pastor was formerly Miss Con-
stance Lee. Of Baltimore daughter OF
Mrs. CaZanOve Lee.
The Swedish Minister Mr.. de Lager
crantz. is now on his way back TO Wash
ington. after having spent his summer
vacation In his own country under most
unhappy conditions. His wife's mother
died. and one of his daughters has been
seriously III during the late summer. Be
cause Of these unfortunate happenings.
Nine. de LagercrantZ and her daughters
Will not come to Washington this season.
This IS a matter of deep regret TO the
members of the diplomatic circle and 10
young society people. among whom they
had all grown to be distinct favorites.
The United States Minister TO Norway
and Mrs. Herbert II. D. Pelrce have ar
rived at the Highlands, in this city. for
visit. where they spent a large part Of
last season.
Mr.. and Mrs Gibson Fahnestock who
have spent several seasons at 1872 I street,
have leased the residence at 1722 Massa-
chusetts avenue for the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fahnestock have grown to
be important factors in Washington So
ciety during the season, rs they are in
Newport and New York
DR.. Won Holleben n former very popu-
lar German Ambassador here. has lust
started from Berlin on a six months
semi-Official journey of Investigation
through the far East. and IS expected TO
return by way OF the United States. DR..
Won Holleben has not visited Washington
since his retirement in 1902, Just shortly
after taking possession Of the new en-
bassy in Highland terrace, which he Sc
lected for his government He was for
merly German Minister at Tokyo and at
Pekih.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. W d. Beach and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bulllns. Mrs. Beach's par
ents. have arrived in Washington from
Fort Oglethorpe, Ca. Col. Beach having
been ordered here for duty.
Col and Mrs. Frank l.. Denny are on
their way home from the Hawaiian ISL
ands. having sailed on the steamship
Manchuria for San Francisco on Noven-
Der g. Mrs Denny is one Of three daugh-
ters Of the late Gen. Innis Palmer and
Mrs. Palmer. of the "old army" of
Wa hington.
tcar Admiral Edward d. Taussig, L.