The Washington times., 1918-10-22
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Changes in the Diplomatic
of Official FOlk-Weddings and Engagements.

AZ ANY changes in the diplomatic
MI contingent are necessitated
| N by. the recall or promotion
of numerous members OF the
corps, and by the tragic toll taken
by the influenza epidemic. The ar
rival of two new ambassadors, the
envoy from Brazil, and the envoy
from Chile, and OF several new min
listers is expected during the autumn
or early winter, and various changes
in the personnel of the corps are
noted in the latest issue Of the diplo-
matte list which has just come to
hand.
The arrival OF the new minister Of
Montenegro, Gen. Antoine Gvosdeno-
witch, who has the distinction OF be-
Ing Montenegro's first diplomatic rep
resentative in this country, is perhaps
the most significant event recorded.
The Legation is established at the
Willard. The minister's stan includes
two secretaries of legation, Mr.. Ma
tanovitch and Mr.. Prtia, and Lieuten-
ant Chanolitch, who Is military at
tache.
Paraguay. whose legation has been
in the hands Of a charge d'afcaires for
some time, is now represented by
minister, DR.. Manuel Gondra- The
| legation is, however, established in
| New York. where DR.. and Nine, Con-
dra are making their home for the
present
Alberto de Ipanema Moreira, coun-
| selor OF the Brazilian embassy, has
returned TO Washington from Mexico
City, to serve as charge d'affaires in
the interval between the departure OF
the retiring ambassador, Mr.. da Cana.
and the arrival OF the new envoy, and
L. al N-gw
Vanutelli, naval attache OF the italian
embassy, has been recalled to Rome
and will be succeeded by Rear Ad-
miral Max Loyateili. who has already
! arrived in this country.
Several changes are noted In the
stan of the British embassy, among
them the departure Of Thomas Beau
mont Hohler, second counselor of the
ey'bass no h"s started for Month
video, having been appointed British
minister 10 Uruguay, iIubert Mont
gomery, specially attached from the
foreign office: Capt. A. Ringman, as
sistant military attache; and Lieut.
S. c. Miller, temporary secretary, are
also among the absentees. The ar (,
rival Of a new assistant naval at
tsche, Lieut.. II. c. Arnold Foster. Is
noted.
The temporary stan OF the lega- |
tion OF Denmark has been augmented f.
by the arrival OF a new, technical at !
tache. Marfnus l. Yde, and the re- /;
call OF the commercial adviser, J. E.
Boggild, is noted Mr.. and Mrs. Bog
gild have returned to Norway Col.
Manuel Despaigne, associate mem
-
been temporarily attached to the le-
CATION Of Cuba, has also left Wash
lngton. The legation OF Ecuador has |
a new honorary civil attache, Martin |
AviIes, and Lieut.. Pierre Days is now
attached to the legation Of Belgium.
DR.. Conrad Jenny, formerly tenn
porary attache OF the legation OF !
Switzerland, has been recently made :
second secretary OF the legation. The
egation OF Greece has a new second
secretary, George Deacopoulo. who is
making his home at the legation in
Massachusetts avenue
The pc ial mission o. Hon Hu-'s,
OF h ch 7. Don DO B nflla
he ief. Is NE tioned 1, the new
as a art Of the d Tomato -
tabli hment on uras Ike OF er
m mberS OF the ission a re
Sra Vale, secret.ry. ingenie. o
on ed rCo Unia ga, alta he,
nd ngenI ero Don Felix Ca axes
alazar. attaehe. Major NikoI Hr
I ch hiss arrived IN to- n, Is at
{ ched to the legation. Of Ser.ia az
military attat he.
Have New Home. |.
The Secretary Of Labor and Mrs
Wilson and their family have taken
'ossession Of the residence 1854 Ca
hedral avenue, which they have
leased for the winter. The Secretary
eturned to town yesterday after
pending the week end in New York. (
Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius enter :
aimed informally at dinner last even
ms in compliment to Mrs. John w.
avis, wife OF the new American am !
'assador to Great Britain.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, OF
Tew York. expect to spend the
-reater part OF the winter in Wash
1Eton. They have taken the John J.
Temphill house at 210S Bancroft {
'lace for the season.
Mrs. James W. Gerard, who passed t
much of the summer with her mother.
- o -AAANAo A(dAJs A4A rApANauds mas
'eturned to the Ritz-Carlton Hotel q
few York, where she and Ar. Gerard :
will pass the winter.
Major Ernesto ". Tabio. military c
lttache OF the Cuban legation, is es-
sblished at 1704 Kilbourue place for
he winter. Nine. de TabiO. who did O
Tot accompany him to Washington. n
las Joined him here. d
CSunteaa Grese Returns. '
Countess Jean de la Greze has re-
urned to town after a short visit
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
'harles Steele, at Westbury. l. /. T
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wheeler, Of =
.rdmore, Pa. will spend the winter a
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