The Washington herald., 1919-07-21
BY E. c. DRUM-HUNT

The President and Mrs. Wilson. ac-
companied by Miss Margaret Wilson.
= DR.. stockton Axson and John Ran
dolph Boiling, who spent the week
end cruising on the Potomac aboard
the Presidents yacht, the Maynower.
viii return to Washington this morn
ing.
The Mexican Ambassador. Sig. Ing.
Ygnacio Boniilas. with their young
: daughter. Miss Bertha Bonillas. are
planning to leave Washington early
in August for visit OF several weeks
on the North Shore.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Car
: ter Glass, is spending several days
in Lynchburg with Mrs Glass and
their daughter.
The Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Josephus Daniels have as their
guests the mother OF the Secretary,
Mrs Daniels.
The retiring United States Ambas-
sador to Italy. Mr.. Thomas Nelson
Page, passed the weekend at Beaver
Dam. Va. He will return to WASH
tngton today.
Tho Minister OF the Serbs, Croats
and Slovenes. DR.. Slavko Y. Grouitch.
and Nine. Grouitch, who spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
p. Loomis at Tuxedo, will return to
Washington tomorrow. They are
planning to visit Bar Harbor and
other northern resorts in August
The Assistant Secretary of tine
Navy Mr.. Franklin Roosevelt will
return to Washington today from a
weeks visit to his estate at Hyde
Park, n. Y.
MR. J. p. TUMULTY
IN NEW JERSEY.
The secretary to the President.
Joseph p. Tumulty. passed the
weekend with Mrs. Tumulty anu
their childrsA at their summer cot
tage at Deal Beach, n. j.
Miss Agnes Wilson. daughter of
.he Secretary OF Labor William B.
Wilson and Mrs. Wilson. has return
ed to Washington from Bloss burg.
Pa. where she went last week with
her parents who are settled there
for the summer.
Senior DIR. Juan b Rojo, counselor
- the Mexican Embassy and Nine.
,sojo are planning to leave Wash
ington shortly for trip OF several
weeks through Canada
Baron 'Estournelles de Constant,
ST Paris. and his son, Lieut.. d'Es-
'Gurnelles de Constant of the French
srry. have been at the ShorehaIn
for short visit. They will go to-
Gay to New York en- route to their
home in Paris.
Ioha Barrett. director general OF
the Pan American Union. has re-
armed from a visit in New York
city.
Ricardo c. Aldao. one of the lead
ing lawyers and hnanciers of Ar
ENntine. who is now visiting the
United States. will come No wash
ington from New York this week.
CHANGES IN THE
DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
A number of changes are noted in
the diplomatic list this month The
names of Mira Abdul Ali Khan.
Sadigh-es- -Sultaneh. the new min
ister of Persia. together with the
secretary of the legation, All
Asghar Khan. and Hadi Khan.
Khatiblou. attache, are listed for
the first time.
Mai. Gen. H X. Bethel, military
attache of the British embassy, is a
newcomer. and others at the British
embassy include Lieut.. Col. A. F. A.
II ~
commercial secretary; Maj. ]. c. o.
Marriott. assistant military attache; /;
Capt d. Z. Wallace. assistant mill
tary attache. and Capt. w. L. Pal
mer. assistant military attache.
Lieut. Col. the Hon. E. Coke and
Capt c. w. G. Gibson. assistant
military attaches of the embassy.
are no longer attached.
There is a new counselor at the
Chilean embassy. Senior Don Jose
Luis Riesco and the departures from
that embassy include Senior Don
Carlos Castros Ruiz. commercial at
tache; Senior Don Rudolfe JaramilIo,
attache and Sonora de Jaramillo and
Senior Don Jose Bunster, attache,
and Senior de Bunster
Changes at the legation of Nor
way include the departures of the
military attache, Maj. r Hvoslef,
and Nine. Hyoslef; Commander H.
Dons. naval attache, and Mr. Olaf
Janson. Or. Jorge Garcia Herman
dec. sttache of the Cuban legation;
Senior Don Martin Aviles. attache of
the legation of Ecuador; Capt. C. L.
Berisso, aviation service. military
attache OF the legation of Uruguay,
and Nine Berisso: the counselor
and charge d'affaires of the Persian
legation. Mira Ali-Kuli Khan,
Nabil-ed-Dovleh. and Nine. Ali
Kuli Khan and Mr.. Sargis Y. Baaba.
in charge of the archives at the