New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-02
DIPLOMATS PLAN FOR
THEIR SUMMER EXODUS
Russian Ambassador Only One
of His Rank to Make New
port His Headquarters.
OTHERS WIDELY SCATTERED
Several Will Locate Within
Easy Reach of the President,
and Some Will Go to
the Pacific Coast.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau

from The Tribune Bureau
Washington. June 1.-Even the tariff
has failed 10 reconcile members OF the
diplomatic corps To "a hot summer in
Washington. and the signal for the exc
dus to New England and other resorts
has already been given.
The Russian Ambassador is the only
diplomat of his rank who has chosen
Newport for a summer embassy. but
Haniel Won Hamhausen. counsellor of
the German Embassy. will 90 there in a
few days The Danish Minister, Con
stantin Brun, has also chosen Newport
for a summer home
The Netherlands Minister and Nine.
Ioudor are going to Bar Harbor this
week. and will establish the legation
there for the summer.
Within easy reach of Boston and the
summer White House, in Cornish. y. H..
Will be the Turkish Ambassador. Noussouf
Zia Pacha. who has taken place al
Beverly for the summer with his son and
daughter-in-law, Ibrahim Iia Bey, second
secretary. and Mime. Zia Bey
At Manchester. within easy motoring
distance Of the summer White House. the
Ambassador from Austria Hungary Con
stantin Theodor Dumba, has established
his household. ana will be Joined 10y
Commander Macmillan Burstyn, naval
attache Konstantin Won Masrevich frst
secretary. and Baron Karl Won Freuden-
thai
Near the Summer White House.
Sir Cecil Spring Rice. Ambassador from
Great Britain. has chosen as an en-
bassy Pyne-Y-M Macs. the summer place of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jeffrey Parsons. AT
Dublin. y. H. lie will meet Lady Spring
Rice and their children i'm Boston on
June o. and they will 20 at once TO Dublin.
Alfred Mitchell lines. counsellor of the
British Embassy. chose home in that
section last summer. and will probably do
so again this summer Mrs. Grant. wife
cf the British naval attache. has just
sailed from New York and Captain
Heathcoat : Grant will soon join her i'm
England. The military attachG and Mrs.
Moreton T. Gage have taken place at
Seabrisht Lord Eustace Percy will 20 to
a resort near Dublin.
The French Ambassador will be late in
leaving for Europe. being detained by
tariff. matters. but II is quite likely that
he and Mime. Jusserand will sail for
France by July ]. The counsellor Of the
embassy De Peretti de la Rocca. will be
charge d'afares. and will keep within
easy reach Of the capital He and Count
ess de Peretti de Ia Rocca have taken a
cottage az Deer Park. Md The military
attache and Countess de Chambrun will
Join the large Washington colony at the
fI Virginia Hot Springs. where they Will be
" with Mrs Nicholas Longworth. mother o.
the countess.
The Russian Embassy staff is widely d.
,ided. hut two Of the bachelors, Mr.. Lys-
sakovsky, first secretary and Mr.. Yo-
nine. second secretary, have taken New
yort cottage.
The Italian Ambassador is undecided
as TO his summer home.
Count Won Bernstorf, the German Am
bassador. will spend some time in New
port before returning to Germany for
the summer Baron Kurt Won Lersner
and Baron Horst Won Lersner will spend
the season at Newport.
Will Remain in Washington.
Viscount Chinda. Ambassador from
Japan. has never established an embassy
outside Of Washington and has no i'm
tention of doing so this season. He will
however. make series of visits 10
friends a I resorts.
The Mexican Embassy has never been
closed for the summer since its estab-
ushment here MI Algara charge DAT
flares. will make short visits TO friends
The Minister from Peru and Nine. de
Pezet left the capital to-day for Sar
- -,.-g.. ,,.fff II.
site for the Peruvian exhibit at the
Panama Canal Exposition They will
visit many of the points Of interest IN
California and the West. and will be aO-
sent all summer.
Prince Traidos Prabandh, Minister OF
siam. and his suite have already LETT
the capital. and after a visit in New
York will go 10 Eastern Point, Glouces-
ter Mass. where for years the Siamese
legation has been located during the
summer.
The Swedish Minister and Nine Eken-
eren will spend the summer abroad. ds
will also the Swiss Minister and Nine
Ritter and the Belgian Minister and
Nine Havenith
The Norwegian Minister and Mime
81 Bryn have taken cottage al seal ma
Dor Me. for the summer.
Drawn TO Pacific Coast.
Several Of the South and Central Amer
lean diplomats will go to the Pacific Coast
this summer 10 select sites for their re-
spective government exhibits at the Pana-
ma exposition Senior Don Eduardo
suarez OF Chill. will leave Washington on
this mission on June 10 and Sonora Dona
I.eonor Orrego de Suarez will accompany
him
Mrs. Naon. wife Of the Argentine Min
lister. has already gone 10 Buena Vista
springs and taken a cottage for the sea
son. and the minister will soon join her
there.
The Brazilian Embassy will soon he left
in the hands Of Mr. Chermont first secre-
tary Ambassador da Cana will go
abroad to Join Nine. da Cana.
The Bolivian Minister and Sonora r.
Monica de Calderon and Sehorita Elena
Calderon. their daughter, will leave Wash
ington on June 10. and will sail from New
York on June - for Europe.