The Washington herald., 1919-07-07
By E. c. DRUM-HUNr.

TIE Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shah VIII have as their quests this
week Ar. and Mrs william Line FL
der, Of Indianapolis. who VIII arrive
In Washington Wednesday.
Count v. Macchi d Cellere. the Am
eassador Of Italy. win leave Paris
soon for Washington. accompanied By
his f4mily. Count di Cellere went to
France As the guest Of President VII
son On the FIRST trip OF the George
Washington, and was invited to join
ths Presidential party on the present
return voyaSe, but was unable to leave
Paris without nrst meeting Foreign
Minister Ttton1, who was on bis way
from Rome
Il is possible that cse italian Am
bassador and family VIII return On
the same ship with the Secretary Of
State and Mrs Lansing, but in any
event the journey VIII be made this
month on one OF the large American
transports
The American Ambassador TO the
Court OF St James and Mrs John W.
Davis have moved from 80 Berke-
ley square, London. to - Chesham
place Mrs Davis is en- route TO the
United States, and on her return to
England will be accompanied by Miss
Julia Mcdonald Davis, her daughter.
and Miss Katherine Lewis Watson, OF
Indianapolis, her niece, who will re-
main indefinitely in London
The Chilean Ambassador and Sc
nora de Asthieu will leave the end
OF the week for Bar Harbor, where
0ey have taken a cottage for the
summer.
Wearing the picturesque costume
of their native land. except for the
conventional derby. Abyssinia's mis-
sion to the United States and Great
Britain. arrived in New York Sat
urday on board the steamer Maure-
tania. OF the Cunard Line, The dis
ting1ished visitors. who have trav-
eIled approximately 1000 miles to
voice the praise of the African EN-
pire for Americas part in the war,
were undismayed by the torrid heat
which gripped the city.
The mission was headed by Ded-
jatch Naddo, who holds a high rank
in his government His associates
were accompanied by an interpreter,
through whom they will deliver the
message OF their people to America.
During the voyage the mission
aroused the curiosity and envy OF
their fellow passengers by their
Indifferent regard for the hot wea-
ther. While the passengers were
sweltering on deck the mission
seemed to find comfort in their
staterooms. where the temperature
was almost 40 degrees, due to the
electric heaters in use. Newspaper
reporters who were anxious to in
tervisw the visitors retreated from
the staterooms and deferred their
own mission until Dedjatch Naddo
and his colleagues appeared on deck.
Through some Misunderstanding
there was no one on hand to of1cial-
" receive the commission when the
steamship docked. The mission will
proceed to Washington and formally
communicate their message to the
State Department.
DR.. Epitscio Pessoa. President
elect of Brazil. devoted the closing
hours of his visit to this country
solely to social duties. During Sat
urday afternoon he was with his
secretary in his apartment at the
Waldorf and that evening he and
his family were guests at a dinner
given by Breckinridge Long. Third
Assistant Secretary of State. acting
for his department.. Following the
dinner. which was held on the root
of the hotel. the band from the Bra
lillian Super-Dreadnoueht Sac Paulo
played Brazilian and American airs
The President left his apartment
at the hotel at 1 o'clock yesterday
10 20 aboard the United States su-
per-Dreadnought Idaho, which will
take him and his party home. Jose
phus Daniels. Secretary OF the Navy,
had previously instructed the COM
mander Of the Idaho to be in readi-
ness to carry the Presidential party
at any time.
II was stated that the visitors
from South America were suffering
from their first experience with the
New York heat
The ambassador of Russia, Mr.. Boris
Bakhmetef. who went to Paris as a
member Of the Peace Conference, Is
expected to return to Washington
about the middle Of July, but the def
mite time OF his sailing has not yet
been announced to the embassy.
Nine. Bakhmeteff Is at their home,
1908 Highland place. CLEVELAND Park,
and will not make plans for the rest
OF the summer until the ambassador
returnA