Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
Diplomatic Corps.

Added to a long list OF events which
have brought Latin American diplo-
mats into unusual prominence In Wash
ington society in the past few months
is the wedding yesterday OF Miss Sara
Raybaud, daughter OF the military at
tache of the Argentine embassy and
Nine. Raybaud. and her countryman.
Mr.. Abel Ezeyza.
gagement in Washington came the date
for the wedding. and though scarce ten
days elapsed between the two dates
| the wedding proved one OF the most
brilliant of the season.
The wedding presents were regal IN
their beauty and value: The pearl neck
lace given to the bride by the bride
groom. had a pendant set with two
large diamonds of matchless beauty.
This. the bride wore when she enter
tanned at the Army and Navy CLUB
Thursday. with the bridal party party. Is as
guests. On that occasion she presenteo
the bridesmaids with dainty Eoio
brooches set with pearls and emeraids.
each after a different design. MT;
ushers with gold cuff links marked
with their monograms.
Most notable among the glfts ai,es
that of the bridegroom was the Je"eieo
s %nis. ~asea and Nine. da Cana: the set
of silver vases. presented by the itanan
ambassador and Countess Macchi di
Cellere; the silver toilet set given oy
Naon; brooch set with diamonds; from H
Mr. Morris volck of New York: the
travelling case filled with exouisitely
hand-carved ivory articles, presented
Louis XVII table, by Mrs. Arthur Lee
and Miss Lee; the silver tray from Mrs.
| Mary Sherman McCallum. while silver.
dresden china, and rare objects OF art
NJ
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry White, the Span
| ish ambassador and Nine de Riano and
| others.
| Mr.. Naon. ambassador Of Argentina.
| returned to Washington yesterday IN
! time for the RaybaudEzeyza wedding
at ST. Matthew's Church, and the break
| fast at the home of the bride, after
| short visit in New York.
| Capt. Carlos Daireaux, recently ap-
pointed Argentine naval attache, has
| arrived in Washington. and Will remain
| for a few days. He left Mrs. Daireaux
and their three children in New York,
to the capital as soon as he decides on
| a home for them.
! Mr.. Scherbatskoy. former counselor
Of the Russian embassy. who was re-
Gently promoted to the rank of min
lister. and appointed to Argentina. Chile
and Brazil has given up his residence
| on Connecticut avenue. and. with Nine
| Scherbatskoy, has gone to New York.
| They are at the Plaza, and will soon
sail to spend some time in Russia be-
for going to their new posts.
| The ambassador of Brazil and Nine.
da Cana will leave Washington tomor-
row for New York. making the journey
| by automobile. Nine da Cana will visit
| Heron Hall, her estate at Long Branch,
| where the summer embassy is to be
! located, and later, she and the anbas-
| sador will join party going to Chi
cago for the republican convention.
Count Won Bernstorf has selected a
| summer embassy at Rye, n. T., and
! with members of the embassy staff,
| will leave here on June 3 to take pos
| session. The embassy was at Cedar
, hurst, l.. l., last summer.
| The Swiss minister and Nine. Ritter
| have engaged cottage at Lake Placid
| y. Y, for the summer, and Nine. Ritter
| will go there with the children of the
| family late in June. The minister will
| join them for few weeks of the mid
| summer.
The Danish minister, Mr.. Brun, who
| has gain taken a cottage at Bar Har-
Dor for the summer. Will leave here the
first week in June for that resort.