The Washington times., 1919-08-25
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Ambassador LIE Breton in Capital-Secretary Bakers
Family Returning Other Items of Social Interest

THE President and Mrs. Wilson
attended the service at Central
Presbyterian Church, yester-
day morning, and went for their
usual Sunday afternoon motor drive
later in the day.
The Italian ambassador, Count
Macchi di Cellere, who has been at
| Scranton on business over the week
end, is expected at the embassy this
afternoon.
The ambassador of Argentina, DR..
Tomas A LeBreton, who has been
! in New York for some little time, will
return to Washington this week, to
remain until about the middle of
| September, when he will go to New
York again to await the arrival Of
Sonora lie Breton from Europe. She
remained in Paris recently when the
ambassador, who had been attending
the peace conference, came here to
assume his post.
The Minister Of Bolivia, and Sonora
de Caldaron and Senorita Elena CAL
deron left Washington Saturday for
a weeks motor trip through the Blue
| Ridge mountains.
The minister of Switzerland, who
has spent some days in Washington,
| Joined Nine. Sulzer and the children
Saturday at their summer home at
Nonquitt, Mass. The minister was
accompanied by Mr.. Oederlin, retir-
ing commercial adviser of the lega-
tion, who will spend a few days with
! the Suffers, and make one or two
other visits, before returning to
| Switzerland. Mr.. Oederlin is now de-
finitely detached from the legation
! where c. A. Hoffman, succeeds him
as commercial adviser.
The Charge dAnaires of Greece and
Nine Tsamados will come to Wash
ington tomorrow. Nine. Tsamados ar
rived in New York last week from
her home in Athens, where she has
been for a year. She first came to
this country a year ago when Mr.
Tsamados went to California to es-
tabIish the Greek consulate general
in San Francisco and other consular
offices in the West. During her stay
in San Francisco she was an ardent
worker with the Red Cross during
the epidemic Of influenza.
Venezuela Envoy Returns.
The Minister of Venezuela, Senor
DR.. Don Santos A. Dominica, who has
been spending several weeks at At
lantic City, has returned to Washing
| ton.
Nine Grouitch. wife of the minister
of the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, is
at Bar Harbor, the guest of Mrs.
Henry Dimock. She will return to
Washington in October.
The Minister of Salvador and
Sonora de Sol have as their guests at
the legation the minister's brother
and sister-in-Iaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Sol. of Salvador, who accom-
panied them Saturday on a weekend
motor trip to Blue Ridge Summit.
DR.. Carl Paul Hubscher, counselor
of the Swiss legation, who joined
Nine. Hubscher and their children in
the Adirondacks a fortnight ago, has
accompanied them to Cincinnati,
where they are visiting Nine. Hubs
cher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kesley
Schoepf
Senor DR.. Den Carlos Gibson. sec
retary of embassy and charge daf-
flares of Peru, is in New York to re-
main for a day or two, and yesterday
saw his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Stafford, sail
for their home in Arequita, Peru.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford have spent
several weeks at the Wardman Park
Hotel as guests of Senor and Sonora
de Gibson.
Senor Don Luis Fidel Yanez, sec
retary of the Chilean embassy, and
his family, who have been in Paris
for the last four or FIVE months. have
returned TO Washington, and are
again at the Portland.
The Postmaster General, Albert
Sidney Burleson, has Joined Mrs.
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