New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
I,ril,ce Of w aIes
Honor Guest at
Wilton House
a.;r q Throne at Ball Given
Il Countess Pembroke as
Ilebut of Her Daughter.
lady Patricia Herbert
Ea,g Visits Earl IyeagI,
t,sdon Hears He May Make
Prince Henry a Duke;
ssolIand Anxious for Title
s..clnf cabge 50 The rMnuas


s.-.sebt. 1879. New York Tribune rspc.
;axngN. New. 4.-The most talked
.,ssrtainrent here this fall was
J. ssll given few nights ago by
fsuasess OF Pembroke at Wilton
s~,, Salisbury for the debut of her
h.ss.er,. Lady Patricia Herbert. the
..s.see Of the Prince of Wales as
!. usss Of honor setting the final
.,lcf distinction on the affair.
ne countess was a charming hos
- She wore wonderful dress
!, sid and silver brocade with a
.,.s suspended frcm the shoulders,
,sjI. Laay Patricia wore frock of
ys,t, aiamante lace with girdle Of bril-
Gsr,s and emeralds. A dinner party
p,sc.a.a the bali. The tables were
decorated with lilies -the-valiey and
goH riats, the latter being one of the
usry treasures of Wilton House.
he daaeing took place In the IA
ssas double cube" room designed nv
sgo Jones and there were between
III and 400 guests. Among them we're
|ss Marquis and Marchioness Dufferin
I'D AVS Lady Rachael Cavendish. the
|Ml 81 Seetive, the yiscountess Gran
ssrss, Lady Alexandra Curzou. Lord
alnsny, the Hon. Mrs. Capel, Con-
aats Duchess of Westminster. Miss
sssy Manners, the Hon. Ivor Grenfcu.
1as Fiscount Knobworth.
Prince Motors Home
Yhs prince motored back to his hunt
1sg COX at Easton Grey and was out
jsa hunting early in the morning.
Thsre are rumors that King George
II shortly create Prince Henry, his
aM son, royal duke. Scotland Is
s,lsus that If this happens Scottish
tas should be chosen for the prince.
ta Duke Of Edinburgh being one Of
as,s suggested.
Although the King is continuing to
issp in touch with his new ministers
Is not remaining at Buckingham
fisee fer more than Il few days, and
Ter conferring with the Prime Min
EsF he is going to Elveden Hall to
aa a short time with Earl Iveagh for
hsssant shooting, probably staying
I'll after the results of the poll are
ksred.
h wedding of Diana Hill. of Wash
tgsi, to Sir George Rhodes, Bart,
hsiuesday took friends by surprise,
~ engagement being of short dura-
E'a The bride wore beautifully EN-.
sfoidsred gray velvet gown with gold
gray tracery on the skirt, and a tooue
Eat Of gray tulle trimmed with a tuft
o. black feathers. The best man was
Ian Macpherson, the son-in-law of the
bridegroom. Captain Hussey, the Naval
Attache Of the United Stabes Embassy
gave the bride away
Sir George has three children all of
whom are married. After few davs
motoring In Cheshire the new Lady
Rhodes will devote the rest of her
honeymoon to helping her husband in
MS campaign during the coming elec-
ton There was a large congregation
a st. Mary's, among them Being the
Hon. Audrey Pauncefote, whose father
vas formerly the British Ambassador
TO the United States; Sir Albert sew
hoar Mrs Russey and Lord Blythe.
Lazy Mulhouand in Paris
Lady Joan Mulholland, who Is to
marry Earl Cavan in a few weeks, is
Low busy in Paris trousseau buying.
sss IS trying to sell her house in Lon
IN, as after the marriage she will live
: Roehampton House which Lord
tEsn has taken.
Mtables leaving for the United
si.es this week include Miss Elsie De
s1, who has closed her house in
ns and who has been visiting Lady
1rield at Carleton House Terrace.
" has many friends in England.
Arng the season she shared a house
London with Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt
aa did much entertaining.
Countess Annesleys has gone to
ahiornia. Prince Bibesco, the Ru-
sanan Minister to the United
ssa'es, Is expected here soon to join
y wife and then they will both go to