New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

Washington. May q tSpeciaD--There Is TO De
another addition the German Embassy staff in
Dragons. who is the way 10 this country, and
is expected to arrive here about June 1. He will
have a two months leave Of absence. which Will
be spent In making OF the United States
Lieutenant Martin has been stationed at Hofgais-
mar. near Cassei. until recently
Nine. Hengelmuller promised early in the spring
that the Austrian Embassy would be the first OF
the diplomatic homes to close it's doors for the
summer. and. although a sprained ankle kept her
in this country three weeks longer than the orig
inaI date for sailing the departure Of the anoas-
sador and his wife and little daughter last Friday
marked the beginning OF the annual exodus Of the
foreign corps. Baron Giskra. the new first secre-
tary Of the embassy. has brought to this country
an accomplished wife to preside over the summer
headquarters OF the embassy, which will be at
Newport. Count Hoyos. OF the embassy staff.
who feels at home In Washington by virtue Of his
birth this city when his father. Count Ladisaus
Hoyos. was minister from Austria, will remain on
this side all summer.
The Russian Ambassador has been obliged to
cancel his original plans for leaving this country.
and instead Of sailing next Tuesday will remain
at his post by direction OF his government. until
June 8 Theodore Hansen. first secretary OF the
embassy. will be charge danaires while Count
Csssini is abroad
The Italian Ambassador and signora Mayor des
Planches have fixed the first week in July the
time OF teir departure for their country home near
Turin. Italy They expect 10 spend June visiting
Thousand
When the British Ambassador and Lady Herbert
90 TO England Mr. Raikes will be in charge OF the
affairs OF the embassy the cottage recently taken
in Newport Heroert G. Derng. second secretary
of the embassy. will sail June II for two
months trip England. Sweden and Norway
The French Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand.
having 60 recently come to this country. will not
return to France this summer. but will spend the
the north shore Nine de Margerte.
wife OF the first secretary OF the embassy, who
prolonged her stay this country in order assist
at the country fair. sailed few days ago. with
her little for a summer visit to her home In
France. VI. de Margerle will join her later on
The military attache OF the embassy and Nine
VignaI who have an attractive home. adorned with
old tapestries. carvings. china and ortca-brac. COZ
lected in their travels. will go abroad in June The
naval attache. Lieutenant Commander de Fara-
n1ond. who went to South America some time ago
on a special mission for his government VIII not
return the United States before fall
The German Minister and Baroness Won Stern
burg have taken a house in Dublin, y. H. but have
fixed no date for their departure from Washington
The Belgian Minister will remain in Washington
until July. when he will be Joined by Baroness
Moncheur who is now visiting her parents in
Mexico. and they will spend the remainder of the
summer in Belgium.
The Spanish Minister, Senior Ojeda. will go to
Spain for the summer. but Senior Riano. the first
secretary OF the legation. will spend the summer
Newport.
Manchester-by-the-Se has been selected as the
summer home of a majority of the diplomats who
remain in this country for the summer and several
ministers who have families of young children have
taken cottages enough to the city to be able
to transact business at their legations whenever
occasion requires.
The first secretary Of the Peruvian Legation and
Mrs Pezet will go to New-York June 1 spend
several weeks before sailing for Panama on their
way home
Senior Corea the minister from Nicaragua went
to New-York last night to sail Monday for
Central America He expects to return to Wash
ington in July before sailing for Europe spend
the remainder of the summer.
The only important social affair announced for
next week is the reception which the Italian Am
bassador and Signora dies P.anches will give Mon
day evening in honor Of Count Gherardesca and
his bride