The Washington times., 1913-06-23
DIPLOMATS LEAVE
) CITY FOR SUMMER
M. Jusserand and Nine. Jus.
serand to Sail From New
York for France Soon.

Before fortnight has passed Wash
ington society will be minus one of its
most charming features-the members of
the Diplomatic Corps will have made
their summer exodus
While Europe always attracts many
Of the diplomats, the lure of the North
Shore is strong and the majority find It
more convenient and equally as enjoy
able to spend the hot months of the
years that they are stationed in the
United States along the Atlantic coast
or In the mountains of the New England
States. Frequently before settling at
: any resort for the summer they make a
tour of the West, visiting the great
Yellowstone Park.
The dean of the corps, the French Am
bassador, and Nine. Jusserand, are late
in departing this summer. but expect
to leave Washington within a very short
time for New York. whence they sail
FOR France.
Countess Won Bernstorff. wife of the
German ambassador. is already in Ger
many. where she will be Joined soon
by the ambassador, now a guest at
Newport. Nine da Cana, wife of the
ambassador of Brazil. is also abroad
and will be Joined later in the season
by the ambassador.
Are Abroad.
The Minister Of Bolivia and Nine. Cal
deron and Miss Calderon are spending
the summer touring abroad with a party
of relatives. and the Chinese minister.
accompanied by his wife and daughters.
Nine. Chang, and the Misses Chang.
are now en- route to San Francisco,
whence they will sail soon to visit the
land of their ancestors.
The Minister OF Belgium and Nine.
Hayepith and their little son left Wash
ington weeks ago to spend the summer
in Belgium.
Newport, however, of all the Northern
coast resorts attracts the largest num-
Der Of the diplomatic contingent II
Washington's society folk. and is justly
called the Summer Capital" for dur
ing the height of the season more
Washingtonians assemble in Newport
than any other place. Just Low New
port is the summer capital of three en-
bassies, the Russian. the German. and
the Spanish, and 1t is expected that be-
before summer Is over, other embassies
VIII find headquarters there.
Plans Not Public.
The italian ambassador. Marquis Gu
sani, whose family remained abroad
all winter, has rot made public his
plans for the summer. but it is more
than likely that he will join his family.
The counselor of the embassy. Mr..
Catalani. is already established at Bar
Harbor. and 1t is probable that the
headquarters will be established there
soon
The japanese ambassador. yiscount
Chinda, will probably go to Buena
Vista Springs. Pa. one of his favor
Ste spots in America, where he has
spent previous summers. The Wis
countess. who is abroad. will not re-
turn until fall.
The Turkish ambassador and his
staff are established at Reverly,
Mass. and the Uruguayan Minister
and Nine. de Pena and their family
win soon establish themselves at
Bar Harbor will also attract the
minister of Denmark. Mr.. Brun.
The Minister of Peru and Nine.
ARE the Wes a the esf ose f
OF which is to arrange Peru's plans
for the exposition. The Minister of
Chile and Nine. Suarez and their
yay Mah the are sas aiso t9Isns sor sss West
turning to Washington IN the fall. |
however. they will have made a brief |
stay In Europe.
For Frisco.
The minister of Guatemala and his
daughter will leave Washington next
week for San Francisco. They will |
spend the summer in California.
The Minister of Dominican Repub- |
lie and Nine. Peynado and their fam
lily are spending the summer at Re 4!
hoboth Beach. N. J., and the Minister |
of Sweden and Nine. Ekengren and |
their family who are leaving this |
week for Bayhead, n. J., to spend |
the first OF the summer. will go |
abroad in August.
At Manchester. within easy motor |
ing distance of the summer White |
House. which will soon be establish !
ed at Cornish, n. H, the new ambas-
sador of Austria Hungary. Constanr1n |
Drmba, has settled his embassy for |
the summer.
Sir Cecil Spring Rice. the new Brit
fsh ambassador is summering at Dub
lin, N. H., and has been Joined by !
his family. who recently came to |
This country.