The New York herald., 1922-06-08
III Americans to
Be Presented at
Court in London
Pre-War Pomp to Mark To-
days Royal Reception at
Buckingham Palace.

Special Gable to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, June !.
Tn all the glitter and glamour Of the
first really full dress" court since the
war a group of American girls and ma
irons. twenty-one in all. will be pre-
sented to King George and Queen Mary
tomorrow at the first court of the sea-
son. Buckingham Palace will be gor-
geous with flowers and hundreds OF
debutantes who have barely mastered
their courteses will bend low and grace
fully before their Majesties.
Mrs. George Harvey. wife of the
American Ambassador. will present the
American debutantes and matrons. Am
bassador Harvey will appear in the
usual garb for his rank-black silk
breeches and black coat. The group of
Americans win consist mainly of off,
Gals and members of the Embassy.
The Americans to be presented are
Mrs. Goold. Mrs. Hussey. Mrs. Tower.
Mrs. Hammer and Mrs. Cobb. wives of
attaches of the American Embassy. and
Miss Beal. daughter of Boylston Beal.
special attache. They will be introduced
in the diplomatic category" among
which are listed the following dis
tinguished visitors: Mrs. John Dynely
Prince, wife Of the American Minister
to Denmark; Mrs. Albert Parker Nib
lack, wife of the former American naval
attache in London; Mrs. Charles II
Sheriff.. wife of the former Minister to
Argentina, and Mrs. Frederick f. A.
Pearson, wife of the former second Sec
retary of embassy in London.
The following will be presented in the
general circle': Mrs. Junius S. Nor
gan, Jr., daughter-in-law of Mr.. and
Mrs j. Pierpont Morgan; Mrs. James
s. Larkin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul D. Cravath; Mrs. John r. Thurs
ton. Mrs. Thaddeus A. Thompson. Mrs.
Edison Bradley OF New York, and the
Misses Marjorie Glasgow of Washing
ton, Sophie l.. Mott. daughter of Mrs.
Valentine Mott Of New York Adde c.
LeB. Chaplin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Robert w. Chaplin of New York, resid-
ing in London: Violet r. Henry of
Washington, Louise Thompson and Fam
ME Coleman of New York.
Among the dresses to be worn that
of Mrs. Harvey will be a beautiful gray
georgette trellised with damante. The
train will be of gray velvet bordered
with gray ostrich feathers and lined
with oxidized tisesue.
Mrs. Chandler-Cobb will wear a mauve
satin charmeuse draped skirt with a
trail of roses down the side and a train
of mauve satin.
Mrs. John ID. Prince will be attired In
a dress and train of gold and white
brocade adorned with diamante.
Mrs. Albert Niblack. wife OF Rear
Admiral Niblack, u. S. N, will wear a
dress of silver and black sequins with
black MORE train shot with silver.
Mrs. Sheriff., wife of Brig.-Gen
Charles II. Sheriff.. will wear a. gown
having a train of silver tissue and blue
velvet and she will wear a tiara and
stomacher of diamonds.
Mrs. James S. Larkin will have q
dress of white and gold tissue with dia-
n1ond and gold embroidery. The train
will be oil gold tissue lined in pale green
Miss Marjorie Glasgow. who will be
attired in blue and silver tulle with a
train.
Miss Adele Chaplin, ivory georgette
with a girdle of crystal and diamante
and a train of lace and tulle.
Mrs. Tower, oxidized silver and blue
adorned with silver and lace, and a
train of soft blue satin.
Miss Henry. long wasted dress OF
white and silver brocade with a silver
train.
Miss Louise Thomson OF Philadel-
phia. white satin beaute embroidered
with silver buckles and having a train
of turquoise blue velvet.
Baroness Moncheur, green silver tulle
gown with a green satin train.
Baroness Kathleen Moncheur will be
presented by her mother and will wear
a pale pink chiffon adorned with roses
and train of crepe de chine.