The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

The Portuguese Minister, the Viscount
de Alte. will return shortly to this coun-
/ try from the long leave he has enjoyed
| in Portugal. On his return, the new
charge daffaires, NJ de Lima, and Nine.
de Lima will return 10 their home in
/ Lisbon, and later the former viii again
/ take up his duties as secretary Of the
/ Portuguese Embassy in Paris. which ne
quilted on coming here 10 I'LL the place
OF the absent Yiscount de Alte.
Lieut.. NJ. c. de Caryalho of the Bra
lillian army. who has come TO this Coun-
try as an assistant 20 Lieut. Col Peder-
neiras. military attaChe of the Brazilian
/ Embassy. is now in New York, where he
viii be Joined later by his chief
NJ. Chermont, the second secretary OF
the Brazilian Embassy. left town yester-
day for Baltimore. 70 spend Sunday with
! Nine. Chermont and their little son Jayne.
who are staying with Miss Sloan. Nine
Chermonts sister. at her country place
Miss Sloan has recently returned from n
winter spent IN India.
/ The Netherlands Minister and Nine. van
i SwiDGereu. who have been spending a
few days at the jamestown Exposition
/ returned 10 Washington yesterday after
noon, and drove Immediately 10 Westover.
the country place Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
/ Glover Nine. van Swinderen's parents.
I The Minister and Nine. van SwInderen
viii leave In a few days for York Har-
Dor, where they have leased a cottage
for the summer.
The Vicomte dc Martel. Of the French
/ Embassy, will go TO Paris on leave as
soon as tho Vicomte De Chambrun returns
/ Nicomte de Chambrun. now in Paris will
/ take a cure at one Of the watering places
in France before returning.
NJ da5 Portes, of the French Embassy
who IS returning here within ten DAYS.
and who viii be in charge this summer as
usual, will. with NJ de Martel. travel be-
fore establishing the embassy AZ Newport
/ They viii visit the northern resorts nota-
f. bly, those Of the North Shore Of Massa-
chJsetts.
Senior Calvo. Costa Rican Minister, is
making a short visit i'm New York.
The Peruvian Minister and Nine. Pardo
have closed their legation here and gone
to the country place they have leased
from Mrs. Lane az Mauchestcr-hy-th the Sea,
Mass.
The Haitian Minister and Nine. Leger
sail to-day on the Provence for Europe.
The Minister win be q delegate at The
Hague Peace Conference.
Mrs. Oliver. wife Of the Assistant Sec
retary OF War and their younger daugh-
ter. Miss Marion oliver. Will sail to-day
for Europe They viii go 10 Wiesbaden.
among other resorts. where Mrs Oliver
will take the cure Later Miss Oliver
will go 20 Surrey. IN England. as the
guest Of Miss Josephine Durand. d7ughter
Of the former British Ambassador here
/ and Lady Durand, and will remain as her
guest for a month OF so before returning
here in the fslL
Miss Elizabeth Oliver will spend the
summer with friends In Canada.
Senator Wetmore. who has opened his
villa at Newport will be Joined this week
by Mrs and the Misses Wetmore for the
summer,
Mr. and GIrs George Vanderbilt, who
were guests Of the Secretary # the Navy
/ and Mrs Netcalf on the Mayfower for
the festivities at the jamestown Exposi-
tion. Georgia Day. have left here and gone
! 70 their home in New York. where they
viii remain for a short time before going
to Newport.
Mrs. Stephen p. Elkins returned yester-
day morning from a visit 10 Old Point
Comfort and the exposition, She viii re-
main here short time prior to going to
Hauiehurst. Elkins, ". Va, their coun-
try home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sydney Webb viii
go TO East Hampton. i. l., for the sum-
mer as soon as the weather permits,
having taken a cottage for the season.
Miss Leila Waller has returned from a
brief trip North, where she accompanied
aer niece, Miss Frances Brooks, upon her
return 10 her parents. Capt and Mrs.
Brooks, who are stationed near Newport.
Mrs. Frederick Curtler Of Worcester.
England. and her little daughter Helen.
who came 70 this country a month or so
ago and have been visiting Mrs. Stokes.
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