Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02

i weather, summer plans are
+! AAx being rapidly completed and
/ wv within the next two weeks
+! most Of the embassies and
! legations will be established at one or
another Of the northern resorts.
4 The dean of the diplomatic corps, Baron
| Hengelmuller, the Austrian ambassador,
and Baroness Hengelmuller and the mem
| bers of the embassy staff have taken
quarters at Bar Harbor for the season.
The French amba ssador and Nine. JUS
serand will travel in the north during the
early part of June, and plan to sail near
the end Of the month for their home in
France.
The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
left several weeks ago for an extensive
trip to Australia, but a social event is
scheduled for Monday evening at the
embassy when the British charge d'af-
| flares, Mr.. Mitchell Innes, will hold
reception at 10 clock at the British en-
hassy in celebration of the kings birth
day.
/ Countess Bernstorff. wife Of the Ger
man ambassador. left last month for her
home in Germany. where she will be
Joined later in the season by, the am
/ base ador.
| The Italian ambassador and his family
will summer at their villa near Milan.
| The Mexican ambassador and Nine.
Calero will go to Mexico for a part of the
! summer at least. - 1f.t3
/ The Russian ambassador and Nine.
| Bakhmetef expect TO be at Bar Harbor
| for the summer months.
| The Bolivian. minister and Nine. Cal
| deron have not yet settled on a choice
of SUMMER quarters, as they will rema n
| in town late. Miss Elena Ca'deron VII
| make visits at several of the northern
resorts with friends at their summer
| homes.
The Belgian minister and Mime. Ha-
| venith will also go to Bar Harbor, where
the legation will be established the first
| week June.
! The Swedish minister and Nine. Elsen-
| Dren had planned to go abroad, but have
changed their plans on account of bust
| ness arising in this country. and have
taken cottage at Bar Harbor for the
season. They will leave here about June
lfO.
The Spanish minister and Mime. Riano
have already sailed to spend the summer
IN ther country. after visiting in more
northern countries
The minister of Norway and Nine. Bryn
will sail for Norway early this month to
spend the summer.
i The minister of Uruguay and Nine de
Pena and the Misses de Pena have taken
the Fox cottage at Magnolia. Mass. for
the season, and will go there the latter
/ part Of June.
The Siamese legation will be estab-
/ lished at East Gloucester, Mass, for the
i summer.
The Danish minister and Countess
Moltke, after visit to Countess Moltke S
mother, Mrs. Thayer, at Lancaster,
Mass, will go to Europe +
II Baron Preuschen, naval attache Of the
/ Austro- Hungarian embassy, will go to
i Austria in few weeks to join the baron
ess who sailed more than a month ago.
il Baron Zwiedenek. who has been ap-
4 pointed counselor of the Austro- Hunga-
rian embassy, succeeding Chevalier Won
/ Loewenthal-I inau, will come to this
country early next month.
i The counselor Of the French embassy,
i NJ. de la Rocca, who on the departure of
Ambassador Jusserand for France will
become charge d'affaires, has taken a
cottage at Buena Vista, Md, for the
summer
! The naval attache of the French en-
bassy and Viscountess day will spend
i the greater part of the summer tour
of the West Indies. Panama, California
and Colorado, leaving Washington early
in June. They expect to sail for France
in the autumn for leave of absence.
The French military attache and Count
ess de Chambrun will leave this country
the latter part of this month for France.
The British second secretary and Mrs
Esmond Ovey will sail for England June
15
The naval attache of the Brazilian en-
bassy and Nine. Azevado expect to leave
! about the middle of July for an extended
/ visit to their home in Rio de Janeiro.
/ j. j. Moniz de Aragao. recently ap-
| pointed second secretary of the Brazilian
| embassy. will reach New York. on La
France. and will at once come to Wash