Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-26

although it is possible that Nine. Saurez
may spend some time at Niagara Falls.
The dean of the corps. Mr.. Jules J.
Jusserand, ambassador OF France. with
Nine. Jusserand and members OF the
| embassy staff. will stay here until late in
| the season. Later, If international affairs
| straighten out, the ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand, following their custom.
| will go to Paris for their annual visit
| The retiring naval attache of the en-
| bassy, Commander Viscomte Benoist
d Azy. has gone to join Viscomtesse
d Azy and their family in Parls Tor
time before taking up sea duty. Ills sue
cessor, Commander Antonin Martin, with
his wife and family. will arrive at the
embassy this week. The military at
tache of the embassy. Capt Connie de
Bertier de Sauvigny. is in Cuba, where
he is also accredited.
German Ambassador to Newport.
The ambassador of Germany. count
Won Bernstorff. who is receiving con-
gratulations upon the birth OF his second
grandchild. daughter of Count and
Countess Pourtales. whose marriage look
place here four years ago, Will estaolsh
the embassy at Newport. having leased
the quarters occupied last year. baron
Kurt and Baron Horst Won Lersner
Baron Philippe Won Berckheim and the
counselor of the embassy, haniel Won
Hamhausen. will accompany the amnas-
sador to the summer embassy. NO Date
has been set for their departure from
Washington.
Late in August it is probable that the
AMBASSADOR will join Countess Won oelu
storff at their estate near Muiiicn. So ~,
ess Won Bernstorff left for Germany seV-
araI weeLs ago The military attache
of the embassy. Mai Won Papen. and
the naval attache. Commander Boy,Ed'
have no definite program arranseo' VIZ =,
helm Won Rath Of the embassy sldii
left this week for Europe.
Affairs at the embassy Of Turkey Will
not be definitely decided upon 1of some
time They await the departure OF the
retiring ambassador. Youssouf ga facna;
and the arrival Of his recently named
successor No date has been set Tor
either event.
With the arrival this week of the new
" appointed counselor Of the Italian en-
hassv. Riccardo Borghetti, who succeeds
Giuseppe Catalan, summer arrange
ments at the embassy will crystauize.
The date of the departure OF MARQUIS
Cusani Confalonieri is not yet decdeo.
The new ambassador and Countess Gel
lere will not come to Washington before
autumn.
Plans of Russian Ambassador.
The ambassador of Russia and Nine.
Bakhmeteff will establish the summer
embassy at Stone Villa, Newport, be-
tween the 10th and 18th Of June. The
naval attache of the embassy and Nine.
Vassilief. and the first and second secre-
taries of the staff Boris Yonine and
Joseph Loris-Melkoff, will accompany
them to Newport for the season.
Nine. Nicolai Golejewski. wife OF the
military attache of the embassy. and her
children will leave on board the Baltic
June 4 to pass the summer in Wiltshire,
England, where she will stop with her
mother Lady Grove, and in London. Col.
Golejewski will spend much of the sum-
mer in Mexico.
The counselor Of the embassy and Nine
Scherbatskoy have made no definite pro-
gram for the summer holidays.
The ambassador of Japan. Viscount
Sutemi Chinda, and the members of the
staff will pass much of the summer at
the embassy here. stopping until late in
the season. While nothing is definitely
decided, it is probable that Viscountess
Chinda and her son. Mr.. Masuyo Chinda,
will take up a residence at one of the
mountain resorts readily accessible to
Washington so that the ambassador may
join them frequently. The members OF
the staff have formulated no plans.
The ambassador of AuStria~Hungary,
DIR. Theodor Constantin Dumba, will very
likely stop for some time longer here. his
stay being dependent upon the weather.
DR.. Dumba will make many brief visits
to New York and to the country homes of
friends before going to Manchester. Mass.
where, with the members of uhe embassy
staff, including konstantin Masirevich,