New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16

places, including Beverly and Manchester
The japanese Ambassador and Vfscouht-
| ess Chinda have taken quarters at buena
Vista Springs, Penn. where they VIII De
In close touch with Washington all season
The rest of the sta.f will divide time De-
tween Washington and the same resort
The Mexican Ambassador and Sonora DC
Calero will spend the summer In Europe
and Senior Don Arturo de Ia Cueva ana MS
charming wife will remain in washington
until late In the season.
The Brazilian Ambassador Is oacneior
of such countrywide popularity ana Is
swamped with 80 many invitations that IL
is probable he will be late In the season
in deciding upon a permanent place. ana
at any rate will not entirely close the en-
bassy here all summer.
Belgian and Swedish Legations.
Both the Belgian and the Swedish Iesa-
tions are established in Bar Haroor. the
former with the Minister and Nine. Have
NTH at the head, and the other with the
Minister and Nine. Ekengren IN cnarse'
| Roth Of these diplomats married Washing
ton women, both were promoted to their
present rank from that Of secretary OF
legation in Washington after their mar
rage. and both are as well known In Bar
Harbor's smart set as In Washington.
Tho Danish Minister and Countess MoltKe
will spend the early summer at Lancaster
with Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, mother OF the
countess. and In July will sail Tor Den
mark. The Norwegian Minister and Nina.
Bryn sailed yesterday, and NUMBER OK
IN. Younger diplomats will either go ABROAD
or spend the summer in seeing the inter-
esting points of this country.
Among the diplomats who will ravel TOT
the greater part Of the summer ana WHO
are specially interested In the West, are
the Peruvian Minister and Nine. Fezet.
whose route the Swedish Minister ana
Nine. Ekengren will later take.
North Shore resorts have long been
nopular with the diplomats, but since the
summer White House has been established
there living has become so extortonate
| that many OF them have changed to new
fields. Among the diplomats who will spend
the season In that vicinity. however. are
Prince Traidos Prabandh, the new Slamese
Minister. who, like many OF his predeces-
sors will fly the flag of his country over
| the w llldHlSoH IONtnsC' ~
Gloucester. Mass.
The princes introduction to the resort
WAS a warm one. for no sooner had he en-
sconced himself there and floated the wnlte
elephant to the breeze than fire turned
the family temporarily out OF house ana
| home.
The Persian Charge d'Affaires and MS
charming American wife, Nine. All kuil
Khan. will also spend the summer In Glou-
cester. where her family have lived Tor
several generations The Minister from
| Uruguay and Sonora de Pana and their
large family will go to Magnolia for the
season. and the Venezuelan Minister ana
Senora de Castrillo have chosen modest
cottage at Rehoboth Beach. on the Della
ware coast.
| The Spanish Minister and Sonora de XII
ano sailed for Spain some weeks ago, ana
the Netherlands Minister and Nine. Lou
don. who are In their ouwn country, VIII
not return here until fall. Most OF the
South and Central American diplomats VIII
divide their time between Washington and
nearby resorts, Buena Vista Springs being
their favorite place.
| But from whatever resort the gay nags OF
the foreign countries float the diplomats
will be found charming acquisition. both
| from a social and educational standpoint