New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
'I.o1ldo11's Little
Season Attracts
St1b-Deb1ltantes
The King and Queen Return
to Town From Balmoral
Oct. 10; Prince Of Wales
Has Public Engagements
Many Coming From North
Princess Mary and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Among Those
Expected in the Capital
From The Tribumc's European Bureau

Copyright 1922, New York Tribune Inc.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-The next month
will see the opening of Londou's So
called "little season." and number of
sub b-debutantes who will not formally
come out until spring will appear at
numerous balls and entertainments
which always occur with the beginning
of the fall hunts. Among these autumn
debutantes are Lady Patricia Herbert,
only daughter Of the Earl and Countess
Pembroke and Montgomery; the Hon.
lmogen Grenfell, youngest daughter of
Lord and Lady Desborough, and Lady
Mary Fitzalan Howard, daughter of the
Duchess of Norfolk.
The King and Queen will return to
town from Balmoral on October TO-,
and the Prince of Wales has several
public engagements in London the next
few weeks.
Princess Mary and Lord Lascelles
are also due to return to Chesterfield
House, their town place, within a short
time. Their Yorkshire home, Colds
borough Hail. is undergoing extensive
alterations and will not be ready for
occupancy for some time.
Hope to Occupy New Embassy
The American Ambassador and Mrs.
Harvey will return next week from
Kannacol, the beautiful place in Perth
shire they rented for the summer from
Lady Muir Mackenzie. They are hop
ing soon to be able to move into lhe
house at Princes Gate which was left
to the United States by Pierpont Nor
gan and is to be the new permanent
embassy in London.
Others returning from the north in
clude Sir John and Lady Lavery, who
have been staying in North Berwick,
and Mrs. c. L. Hussey, wife Of the
naval attache to the embassy here.
here on her annual visit to Appleton
Hall, her place in Norfolk, where she
will stay for at least two months
Prince Olaf will probably accompany
the Queen.
Italian Crown Prince on Visit
The Crown Prince of Italy, who has
been among the midshipmen on the
Italian cruiser Francesca Ferruccio
during a cruise of several months in
northern waters, makes his first visit
to London next week. Several Amer
lean guests were present at a dinner
given Wednesday at the Savoy Hotel
to celebrate Italy's anniversary of ma
tional unity.
Among the society folk who have de-
parted from England this week are
Miss Duff Frazier, of New York, who
spent the summer here and in France.
She is returning to New York via
Canada, where she is to visit Sir Fred
erick and Lady Williams Taylor.
Prince and Princess Christopher of
Greece and Princess Andrew, who came
here to attend the wedding of Princess
Nina of Russia last month, have gone
to Paris.
Mrs. Boylston A. Beal, wife of the
special attache at the embassy, has
sailed with her daughter for the United
States. Mr.. Beals is spending several
weeks in Devonshire during their alb
sence.
Mrs. Hamlin Garland, wife of the
American author, is returning from
Scotland with her daughters shortly.
The Hamlin Garlands have decided to
stay some time longer in London and
have extended the tenancy of their
fiat here.
Weddings of the week include that
of Mr.. H. W. Styles and Miss Violet
Hawkins at the fashionable Church of
St. George in Hanover Square This
was mauve wedding, the bridal gown
being trimmed with a row of crystal
beads and a silver train lined with
mauve, which also was the color of
the dresses of the five bridesmaids
Priscilla, Countess of Annesley, Lord
and Lady de Freyne and Sir Ambrose
Poynter attended.
Miss Mellersh Is Married
Miss Violet Mellersh and Mr. Sydney
=. Fenton were also married last week.
Lady Carr, the Duchess of Portland
| and Lady Ashfeld attended the recep-
ton. The bride wore a classically
draped frock Of satin, with a small
court train, embroidered with silver.
The bridesmaids dresses were of prim
rose yellow, short sleeved, full skirted
with sashes Of misty blue Their vel
low pokebonnets were lined with the
same blue and their bouquets were of
| love-in- mist.
Lady Sybil Grey was married to Mr.
Lambert William Middleton at Howick,
in the north, on Thursday The bride
is the sister Of the present Lord Grey
and has had an adventurous life. In
1915 she was in Russia with an H. S. P.
unit, and has also seen gold mining and
extensive travelling in South Africa.
Mr.. Post Wheeler coun sellor to the
embassy, who has been i'll for the last
| two weeks, is now recovered and has
resumed his duties.