Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13

1t will be sad for society when the .
highness Dedjazmarch Nado Of Abys-
sinia, he was about the most demo-
cratic parsonage ever met in the
American capital. But little formaiity
surrounded him while here. and as
evidence he walked through all the
public buildings, tarried long in the
Department of Agriculture and on
Wednesday afternoon asked to be
taken to Boiling Field, the aviation
station. that he might fulfill a long
his companions were officially con-
Quoted to the field while awaiting
the Presidents announcement OF
when he would be able to see them
and officially accept their gifts. They
sat In. the diplomatic gallery of the
Senate when the President addressed
that body on Thursday.
The Prince of Wales, it is anthem.
tically stated, win not sail from Lon
don until August 8. and will proceed
at once to Canada October is the
date set for his arrival in Washing
ton. and the only opportunity society
here will be in the white House
where he will be guest 1t is under
stood he will accept no outside invi-
tations from American hostesses in
the. capital OF course. he will be
entertained in the British embassy,
but that is considered foreign soil,
and no one can feel peeved because
Of his dining there.
The unostentatious arrival of Prince
Aage Of Denmark, who would not
the capital. and of the Abyssinian
party leads one to wondering just
how the royal personages who are
yet to come will travel to America
bring the Prince of Wales to these
shores, and to it will be added the
great Atlantic feet of the United
States. 81
come. will be ACCOMPANIED by little
less pomp, though just now he is
travelling incognito in Switzerland
and just as any simple tourist would
DO He is a famous mountain climber
and is now at Chamonix in the Alps.
entirely for recreation and rest. and
engages French guides for his ex-
petitions.
Scarcely less pomp will attend the
arrival here of other foreign rulers
who will either come or send mem
bers OF the royal households to pay
their RESPECTS to America. The Presi-
dent of France or his representatives
win be accorded the same elaborate
courtesy as that shown to royalty.
Celebration at French Embassy.
The French ambassador and Nine.
JuSScIdHu Will entertain at recep-
ton at the embassy tomorrow evening
70 celebrate the fall of the bastile,
the national fete day of France. Their
guests will include representative
gathering from the official and dip
Iomatic life of the capital.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane had the French ambassa-
dor and Nine. Jusserand dining in
formally with them last evening at
their residence. on Wyoming avenue.
The amba ssador of Italy and Coun-
tess di Celiere, with their young son
and daughter, who have been in
Europe since the beginning of the
peace conference. having gone abroad
with the President and Mrs. Wilson
on their first trip, will arrive in New
York tomorrow. They will be met
on their arrival in New York by sew
who will accompany them to Wash<
ington.
The ambassador of Mexico. who is
en- route to Washington. after spend
ing several weeks in Mexico, will
arrive in day or two.
Nine. Bonillas. wife of the ambas-
sador. who has been at the embassy
during his absence. will leave for
New York for a visit later in the
week.
The ambassador OF Chile and Nine.
Matthew. who have taken cottage
at Bar Harbor for the remainder Of
the summer, are planning to leave
Washington this week, their de-
parture having been delayed for sew
eral days.
Nine. Riano will leave Washington
on July 81 for York Harbor. Me-.
where she will visit her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
Anderson
The minister of Salvador, Senior Don
Salvador Sol NJ. has returned from
stay OF several weeks in st. Louis
and Merryville. Missouri, and with
Nine. Sol entertained at dinner last
evening at the Chevy Chase Club in
compliment to their house guest. Miss
Ethel Laumeister Of San Francisco.
Calf, who arrived yesterday for
short visit.
The minister of Sweden and Nine.
Ekengren, who have been abroad
since the early summer. spending
most Of their time in Sweden. will
arrive in New York today 1t is prob
able that the minister will come at
once to Washington. while Mime.
. Ekengren will go to Edgartown,
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