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

Count Lazia Cziraky and Charles Pollak
he will establish the embassy.
Late in July the ambassador may GO
to Vienna, where Nine. Dumba has been
since early spring. There is possibility
also of Nine. Durhba's joining the am
bassador at Manchester late in August
The counselor Of the embassy star and
Baroness Zwiedinek have set no date for
have leased near Manchester for the sum-
mer. The naval attache of the embassy
Commander Macmillan Burstyn, will &c
abroad for time.
The ambassador of Great Britain, Sir
Cecil Spring-Rice, will stop at the en-
bassy here the greater part of the sea-
son. Lady Spring-Rice and her children,
Betty and Anthony Spring-Rice. will go
to England on board the Minnetonka.
leaving New York June T. They will
spend the summer with relatives, return
ing here some time in October.
The counselor of the embassy and Mrs.
Colvil1e Barclay will go to Manchester,
Mass, where they have taken a cottage
The military attache Of the STAFF and Mrs
Moreton F. Gage. owing to the Mexican
complications are not able to formulate
their summer program at present.
Expects to Go to Geneva. =,
The minister, of Switzerland. DR.. Paul
Ritter, will spend the early part Of the
summer at the legation. where official
affairs demand his attention. Late in
the season he will go to Geneva to Join
Nine. Ritter and their children They
will all return to the legation some time
in October. The first secretary of the
legation. DR.. Charles Paul Hubscher, ex-
poets to keep the legation open during
the summer. He will possibly take UP a
residence at a summer resort near the
city.
The minister Of Norway and Mme
Bryn and their family have set no time
for their departure for Seal Harbor, Me-,
where they will again spend some time
this summer. William Malthe Johannes
sen will go to Maine with them.
The minister Of Guatemala, Senior don
Joaquin Mendez, shares in the general
indecis1on. His daughter-in-law. Sonora
dona Luz Mendez, has gone to Guate-
mala.
The minister Of the Dominican Repub-
lie, DR.. don Francisco ]. Peynado. Is at
present in Santo Domingo, and the
summer program of the legation will not
be formulated until his return, for
which no date is set.
The minister of Peru and Nine. de Pc
yet have yet to decide upon their sum-
mer holiday. Their son. Mr.. Alfonso w.
Pezet, is stopping with them here, and
they will remain in Washington, very
likely. until Congress closes.
The minister of Sweden and Nine.
for some time yet at the legation here.
Aside from definitely deciding to remain
in this country throughout the summer,
they have no arrangements made.
The minister of Panama, Senior DR.. don
Eusebio A. Morales, who is also accred-
tied to Cuba. will go to Habana early in
the summer to present his credentials to
the President of Cuba. 1t is possible to
his wife and daughter may accompany
him on the trip. The first secretary of
the legation. Senior don ]. E. Lefevre,
who will be charge d'affaires in the alb
sence of the minister, expects to spend
part of the late summer in the mountains
of Colorado. His sister, Senorita Ramona
Lefevre. with her aunt Sonora dona NJ
de Lewis, will go abroad for the season
No Plans for Cuban Minister.
Until the arrival of the minister yet to
be appointed to succeed the present min
lister of Cuba. DR.. Pablo Desvernine, af-
fairs at the Cuban legation will go along
as they are at the moment. Senior don
Manuel de la vega-Calderon. who is
charge d'affaires of Cuba, with Sonora de
Vega-Calderon, will not be able to ar
range for their holiday until the middle
of July or later.
The minister of the Netherlands and
Nine van Rappard, who are not yet
thoroughly established in the legation
which they leased early in the winter,
accompanied by their daughter, Mile.