The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-10

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passed through washington on his
way to Brazil to be inau gurated. Now
comes word that DR. da Cana Is EEK
pected to return here soon. to resume
his diplomatic duties, and as he has
never ceased to be ambassador, in
sasmuch,. as no successor was ever
appointed to him.. he again becomes
heir apparent to. the deanship, and
should Jusserand retire or be recalled
which Heaven. forbid!-a Latin
American automatically would be-
come head OF the diplomatic corps.
Nine. da Cana, formerly Mrs.
George Hearn. Of Rev York, did not
go to Brazil when her husband went.
The armistice had not then been
signed; and she was to follow him in
the spring when perhaps travel would
be a bit safer. BY spring, however,
he WAS in Paris, and she stayed on
in America until about a month ago.
when having seen her son, by her
first marriage-Morris Volck-mar-
ried for the third time, she went to
join her husPand....s-s.-. a.. - ---.-..--...
Few Embassies Went
Into Summer Quarters.
/ don't know what she has done
with her lovely place, Heron Hall,
down near Long Branch. which. ever
since her marriage to the Brazilian
ambassador six or seven years ago.
has been the Brazilian summer em-
bassy. This season the very little
that is left of the Brazilian embassy
has established itself at Southampton,
and Is about the only one OF the
embassies which has gone into sum
mer quarters at all. In fact It Is
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and legations are sticking pretty
closely to Washington. The British
and the French, the Italians and Jap
anese, are not establishing summer
quarters at Newport, or Lenox, or
Manchester, or Beverly. as was their
pre-war won't They seem anxious to
keep tab on the Senate as does the
President himself. And it apparently
has not occurred to them that Col
oneI Houses establishment at Man
chester was OF any particular inter
national interest-until, or unless
the President chose to betake himself
thither.
: The Countess di CeIlere and the
children have gone up to Newport, but
not the Italian ambassador. And
about the only person from the Brit
ish embassy who seems to be wan
ONGI- CohANNg -
Glenn, whose mother has recently
Joined him. They were up in Lenox
recently, and later were visiting Mrs.
Marshall Field, who has the Beverage
place at Beverly for the summer, and
having her usual 'fnformaP' dinners
of twenty to forty people every few
days Now Captain Glenn is in
like the Countess di
CeIlere he 10 simply registered at a
hotel there-Iilltop Inn-and there
are none OF the pre-war summer en-
bassies'' there or anywhere else.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Warren
Gard of Ohio, on the other hand. had
planned a motoring trip, which ap-
was to be all pleasure. They
August /, into a new apart
ment in the Woodward. and are ex-
pecting Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Neilan,
Mrs. Cards brother-in-law and sis
ter, and her mother. Mrs. John H.
Woods, from Hamilton, Ohio, by
motor, today; and next week they
were all to be off for a motor trip
through the Berkshires. Now 1 fan
cy, it is the motor trip that If of"
Interest In Return
CT Second Division.
Everybody is tremendously inter
ested in the return of the Second Dr.
vision. and especially in the old
Fourth Brigade, U. S. NJ. c. Having
been acculaimed in New York, they
are to parade in Washington and be
reviewed by the President and Mrs.
wilson, hadn't meant to say that,
but-the truth viii fout, you know
next Tuesday. General Barnett, the
Of the marine corps;
Franklin Roosevelt, acting Secretary
of the Navy, and the Secretary of
War, along with other high officials