The Washington herald., 1918-07-24

Several changes which have taken
place recently In the personnel OF the
diplomatic corps are Of unusual in
terest to Washington society. The
British Embassy stan has been
augmented by the arrival OF n naval
attache, Capt. Arthur L snasge, and
A y. Musgrave. who 10 temporarily
attached as secretary. The don. e.
Campbell, who is also Of the STAN
Of temporary secretaries. has been
joined by Mrs Campbell, and the
latest edition Of the diplomatic list
notes the departure OF Malcolm Arnold
Robertson. for several years trst sec
retary OF the Embassy. who has eeen
transferred to the British legation at
Copenhagen. Mrs. Robertson, with
her small son. Donald struan Rob-
ertson. is at Hot Springs. Va, for
the summer and will Join her husband
In Denmark In the autumn.
Angel Gandolfo Herrera, newly ap-
pointed attnche Of the Argentine En-
bassy, is among the recent arrivals
in town. and has taken an apartment
at Rauscher's. There IL also q new
attache OF the japanese Embassy,
Michio Kaku. who Is established al
1910 " street, where the Embassy Of
Ices are located.
\. R. Nordvall, who was IN Wash
ington some months ago as a men,
ber OF the Swedish commission, re-
turned to town a few weeks ego as
special commissioner. and with Mime.
Nordvall Is established at 1s2S
Eighteenth street. The other mern-
bers Of the commission are Olof II.
Lamm, shipping delegate, and Axel
selander, secretary.
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new members. Mai. Ernesto n. Tabio
military attache. and Lieut. Jose Var
der Gucht, naval attache. The lattel
is accompanied by Mime. Van del
Gucht- DR.. Alfonso FORBADE y Jorrin
secretary OF the Cuban legation tr
Norway, who Is temporarily attached
TO the legation here. and Nine. de For
cade have moved from the Logan Ho'
tel to I756 p street. DR.. Charles de
Zaldo. attache, has also changed his
address. and Is in Cambridge, Mass,
instead OF In New York. The legation
Of Salvador now has a second secre-
tary, Don Hector Herrera, who hai
recently arrived in this country; and
Lieut.. Prince Henri de Ligne Is here
temporarily attached to the Belgian
legation. Dr. Conrad Jenny, temper,
airy attache OF the legation Of Switzer'
land is now listed as absent.
Hans Henning Schroeder, attache oi
the legation Of Denmark, has moved
from the George Washington Inn &c
the Plaza, where he has taken ar
apartment.
Olaf Janson, third secretary ot the
Norwegian legation. has taken ar
Rpartmept at Cathau1 Court He has
recently been at the Wyoming.
Frederick Oederlin. commercial ad-
wiser OF the legation OF Switzerland,
who has had an apartment in the
Mendoza, has moved to the Swiss le-
cation. 1915 Massachusetts, avenue. m
the absence OF the Swiss minister and
Nine. Sulzer. Mime. Sulzer is at Non
quit. Mass. and the minister Is
abroad for the present
The Secretary OF State and Mrs
Robert Lansing. who are spending
their vacation at their summer home
at Henderson Harbor. n. Y, will re-
turn to Washington about the middle
Of August.
Mrs. Richard Crane has gone to
Woods Hole, Mass, where she will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. Crane will remain at Maple
wood farm, Mclean, Va. joining Mrs.
Crane whenever his duties permit.
The Solicitor General and Mrs. John
". Davis will leave Washington Fri
day evening for Henderson Harbor,
n. Y. where they will visit the Sec