The Washington herald., 1920-02-08

has served here one year and three
months, and he and his wife en-
joy unusual popularity here.
Mr.. Novanovitch has been min
lister to Great Britain three years.
Formerly he was undersecretary for
I foreign affairs of Serbia.
The Norwegian Minister. Mr.. H..
Bryn, is sailing for Norway today in
order to take part in the reorganiza-
tion of the foreign service of his
country. The minister will be absent
for two months. Nine. Bryn and the
children will remain in Washington.
During the absence of the minister
Mr.. Arentz. counselor OF the legation,
will be in charge OF the legation.
Henry Getty Chiffon is going
shortly as I told you and so is
Katsuji Debuchi. counselor Of the
japanese Embassy here, who will
sail from New York on February
81 for Berlin. where he will act as
charge d'afraires of Japan until full
diplomatic relations are re-estab-
lished between the two countries.
NAMED SWISS
CONSUL GENERAL.
DR.. Carl Paul Hubscher. coun-
VI lHe oWioS hC6dliOIi1 h1s'
been appointed Swiss consul gen.
eral at Montreal, so Washington
will have to part with him and his
American wife in the near future.
1t was with the keenest regret that
we all heard that that clever and
talented young Britisher, Algernon
F. NJ. Greig, secretary of the British
Embassy, expects to leave WASH
ington the end of the month for
visit to London and that upon his
return. after a few weeks at home.
he will be on duty in New York. l
really don't know, now that we
have had him, what we will do
without him. Not only is he a very
popular dinner guest, but he is the
producer, leading man, manager
and arranger. etc, in so many OF
the charity entertainments given in
Washington, one of which is COM
ing off next week for the benefit of
the Children's Hospital. 1t is
revue called "Hullo. Washington.
l. 1t was first called "It Couldn't Be
Worse" and has two acts and four
teen scenes. 1t is to take place at
4 the Washington Barracks, Tuesday
| and Wednesday evenings, with q
matinee on Tuesday. The leaders In
the younger set in society will COM
prise the cast and the rest of So
ciety will form the audience, as
every one who is anybody has sig
/ nified their intention of attending
| including even Mrs. Wilson. per-
haps. as she has accepted a box for
/ Tuesday afternoon. A great many
dinner parties are being planned for
those two nights. before the per-
formance. including one at the Brit.
ish Embassy Tuesday evening. The
members of that embassy stan are
taking a prominent part in the per-
formance for not only is Greig pro-
! ducing. arranging, and managing
/ the AFFAIR. but Arthur Musgrave OF
! the embassy staff and bis wife, both
clever young artists, are designing
the costumes and the scenery. The
whole revue is being acted and
managed by very much the same
bunch who distinguished them
selves in the British-American wal
relief beneft at Mrs. r. IT. Cars
/ last winter.
Again / ramble-I was talking OF
departing diplomats. Another who
has left, Is Capt. Yevren Chaoulitch
in charge of the Legation Of Monte
negro. who left Washington Friday
for New York. preparatory to sail
ing for Europe. He will go to Paris,
where King Nicholas and his court
, are installed. Capt Chaovulitch rep
resented the government OF Monte
negro at Washington from AuguEt.
1918, till his departure. And accord
ing to the recent news Of interna-
tional AFFAIRS there " only . frail