Evening star., 1918-09-13
Honor for Brazilian Diplomat.

/ DOm1ClO ia 1aIld, duAUdoodAoA
of Brazil, who has just been selected
| for the post of minister of foreign
| affairs Of Brazil, left Washington this
morning to be absent until Monday. he
4 will join Nine. da Cana at "Heron
| Hail." Long Branch, N. j.. where they
1 summer.
While it is not officially announced
| from the embassy that Mr.. da Cana
| will accept the new and important
post, there is little doubt but that ne
will return to- Brazil. and his post be
filled here by another distinguished
diplomat. Mr.. da Cana was sent to
Washington as ambassador and pre-
sented his credentials June 16. 1871.
and he is now next in rank on the
diplomatic list to Mr.. Jusserand. am
| bassador Of France, dean of the diplo-
! matte corps, who was accredited TO
Washington in 1903. Mr.. da CANA
was a bachelor at the time OF has ,sIs ap-
Hearn Of New York several years
ago. He has spent twenty-five years
| in the diplomatic service of his coun,
try and has especially distinguished
himself since the ;,, war war sacnmnan1 came on
the ambassador to Washington on
Monday, but will return here be1ore
the ambassador leaves for Brazil.
The minister of China and Mrs.
Koo are established at the legation
in 10Th street for the winter months
after spending the greater part OF
the summer at Buena Vista Springs.
where they took a cottage Tor the
season.
The minister spent the early part
of the week at Norfolk. Va.
The minister from Salvador, DR.. Don
Rafael Zaldivar, returned to Wash
ington yesterday after spending the
C-I ~ VoId 1.-Two -
was accompanied on his trip home by
his daughter, Senorita Marguerite
Zaldivar, who was a debutante last
winter She will remain In Salvador
this year. Nine. Zaldivar, who spent
the summer in the northern part OF
their home at 1922 Massachusetts,
avenue, which they will again occupy
for the winter.
The minister Of Bulgaria and Nine.
Panaretoff, who have been In the
north for the past two months. d.
viding their time between Manches-
ter and other resorts, Will return to
Washington October 1.
The secretary of the legation and
Nine. Poulieff. who have spent the
summer at Narragansett Pier, Will
return at the same time.
The minister of Siam, accompanied
by the members of the legation staff,
who have spent the summer at Bass
Rocks, Gloucester, Mass, where the
summer legation is permanently To-
Gated, will return to Washington
September IS.
Col. .Collardet, assistant military at
tache of the French embassy to the
United States,- has been named mill
tary attache Of the embassy at Wash
ington and Of the French legation to
Mexico. Col. Collardet succeeds Gen.
Vignal.
The secretary of the Cuban lega-
ton and Nine. de Torra1bas have re-
turned to Washington, after an alb
sence of several months in Cuba and
are at their apartment at Beverly
Court.
The death is announced by cable
on. September 8, at AK les Bains,
France Of Countess Florence di San
Gallo, formerly Miss Horwitz of Bal
timore and a daughter of, the late
Mr., and Mrs. OrVil1e HorwitZ.
3 The. countess, whose first husband
was the late Edward Key, a brother
Of Mrs. George C. Jenkins of Ba1tit
more, lived abroad for many years.
Two, years ago she married Count
Renato di San Gallo of Florence.
Italy, the ceremony taking place in
Paris. She is survived by three sis
delphia, Mrs. Roland Brooke of Eng
land and the Countess Andrevizo Per-
mini of Rome. Italy.
Mrs Robert Hinckley Of this city
was also related to Countess di San
Gallo.