The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-26

Prince Aage, nephew of the King
| of Denmark, who has been travelling
through the United States, sails fol
home today on the AQuitania. Tit
| final hospitality in his honor was
dinner and dance given for him las
night in the myrtle room OF tn,
Waldorf Astoria in New York by thu
Associates of the American Scandi
navian Foundation, The prince eX
presses himself as highly pleased with
the hospitality shown him in Amer
lea. and promises to return agar
next winter.
The Countess di Cellere, wife Of thi
Italian ambassador, and their two
children, who had expected to go t.
Newport today, have deferred theiI
departure until Monday.
of the appointment of Prince Alliats
embassy here-a position which has
been vacant since the death from in
fuenza OF Count F. Miniscalchi-
Erizzo early in the year.
DR.. Slavko Grouitch, minister of the
Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, who, with
Nine. Grouitch, has been. at Tuxedo
Park, N. Y, visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Henry p Loomis, returns to Washing
ton today. Nine. Grouitch will not
return until August 5.
The United States minister to Bull.
garia, Charles Vopicka, is at the
Shoroham with his wife and two
daughters, for the week end. Thomas
J. Doyle, the minister's secretary, is
with the party, which will leave Mon
day for the Vopicka summer home
for a few weeks before sailing for
Bucharest.
John w. Garrett, United States min
lister to the Netherlands. is now in
Baltimore at the home of his mother,
Mrs. I. Harrison Garrett, Evergreen,
on Charles street extended.
The Baltimore diplomat went there
from New York. where Mrs. Garrett,
who was at her summer home at
Rockport, Mass, and his brother,
Robert Garrett, who was at his sum-
mer place in the Adirondacks, went
to meet him when the boat landed
that had brought him from Holland.
Mr.. Garrett Is on a sixty-day leave
Of absence from his duties at The
Hague, and he will spend some OF his
time in Washington in conference at
the State Department. Later he may
go to Rockport or the Adirondacks.
The secretary OF the French en-
bassy in Tokyo, Vicomte de Dam
pierre, accompanied by the Russian
minister to Siam, Mr.. J. G. Loris-
Melikoff, arrived at the Shoreham to-
day for a short stay on their way to
their homes. They are both on leave
Of absence, and their stay in Wash
ington is indefinite. Mr.. Melikoff has
been on special mission at Omsk.
and is we'll known in Washington.
where he was FIRST secretary of the
former imperial Russian embassy for
several years.
Mrs William Phillips is expected at
Wardman Park Inn this evening to
spend the weekend with Mr.. Phillips.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs. c. c. McChord have gone to
New York, where they will attend
a dinner to be given tomorrow night,
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta,
OF Pittsburgh, who spent the past
winter in Washington. The Mestas
are sailing on the Aquitania on Mon
day for an absence OF several months,
during which they will visit France
and Italy.
Mrs. Walter Schoelkopf is at the
Plaza, in New York, on her way to
Niagara Falls, where she will join
Mr.. Schoelkopf at their summer home
for the rest of the season. They ex-
aarlU IN GnnfarnkAr
and open their Washington home for
the coming winter. For the past
month Mrs. Schoelkopf has been mo-
toring through the Berkshires and
returned to Washington last week
for a day or two. merely to close her
house.
Col and Mrs. Robert Thompson have
been cruising on their houseboat, the
Everglades, with which Washington
is entirely familiar. They have been
at Newport. and yesterday were at
where they entertained
at luncheon in honor OF Poultney Big
Glow, who is of their party. They ex-
pect to get back to Southampton
where they have their summer home,
early next week.
Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Samuel J. Graham have return
ed TO Washington from Cape May.
where they have been staying for
several weeks. Miss Mary Graham
has stayed on as a member of a house
party there. She will probably re-
Join them next week.
Breckenridge Long, Third Assistant !
Secretary of State. has gone TO New
Y ork for the weekend. Mrs. Long |
is spending the summer at York Har-
Dor, Me.
Lieut.. T c. Morgan OIiphant. who /
spent several weeks with his family !
1t Nantucket, where they have
cottage for the summer. is now in .
Washington as the guest Of his I.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Oil /
1hant He will leave here at the end I.
II the week TO sail for the Philip |
pines, where he will be on duty for !
wo years with the provisional Philip |
pine regiment of field artillery.
Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton has |
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