Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

row, where he will make a Labor day
address. He expects to pay a visit to
his family. in Blossburg. Pa. before
returning.
Mrs. Richard Van Wyck Negley,
daughter of the Postmaster General
and Mrs. Burleson, who. with her
three little sons. has been visiting
n. j., where she spent the greater
part of the summer, will return to
her home, in Texas, tomorrow.
The minister of Norway and Nine.
Bryn, with their family, will return
r street, after passing the summer at
Stony Man Camp, Skylands. Va
The minister of Siam. Phya Prabha
Karavongse, and his daughter, Miss
Schwee Bunnag. have gone to Cape
May. N. j.. where the minister viii
remain over tomorrow, and Miss Bun
nag for an indefinite stay, the min
lister Joining her for the week ends
The minister of Bulgaria and Nine.
Panaretoff will return to washington
September Is. after stay of month
or more in New England, curing
which time they toured the Berk-
shires. They are now in Maine.
The minister OF COLOMBIA anu MINE.
Urueta, with the latter's sisters. the
| Misses Tribe, will return to Washing
ton the last of the month from Pei
ham, N. Y. where they have been So
journing this summer.
! The minister ot>the Netherlands and
Nine. Cremer are expected back at the
legation about the middle or end of
October. They have been abroad since
| the early summer, going to Holland
/ Immediately following the minister's
convalescence from severe illness.
The minister of Uruguay and Nine.
Varela. with their children, will re-
main at Rehoboth Beach. Del. where
they spent the late summer. until Sep
| TENDER Is, when they will return to
! the legation here.
| The first secretary of the Russian
embassy, Prince M. A. Gagarine. and
i Princess Gagarine have returned to
F, their apartment at Stoneleigh Court,
after sojourning part of the summer
in New England.
The second secretary Of the legat ton
! of Cuba. DR.. Jose T. Baron, has re-
turned from a short visit to Atlantic
City.
| Among the latest arrivals in WASH
ington from Europe are Senior Don
Carlos and Nine. de Aramayo, dis
ltinguished visitors from Bolivia
Senior Aramayo, who was very much
to the fore in the political life of his
country, where he was congressman
and managing proprietor of the most
| important daily paper in La Pa1 is
deeply interested in the present sit
uation in Bolivia, where his political
friends have assumed power as a re-
suit of the coup d'etat of last July
| Senior Aramayo is the only son OF
Senior Felix Avelino Aramayo. al
present Bolivian minister in Paris
He was educated in England at the
BEAUMONT College, and afterward spent
| two years as an undergraduate al
Oxford University. Besides his many
friends, Senior Aramayo. has close
/ family ties in Europe, where one OF
his sisters married Don Alberto de
Aguilar, councillor of the Spanish EN-.
bassy in London, while another mar
ried the Marquis d'Arcangues, owner
of the charming Chateau d'Arcangues
near Biarritz.
Nine. de Aramayo, on her father.
side, comes Of old Boston stock, ant
before her marriage she was Mis-!
Marie Renee Tuckerman. She wal
born in France and always lived a
Buenos Aires after the death of hel
jparents.
Miss Smoot to Wed.
Washington friends Of Senator and
Mrs. Reed Smoot of Utah have re
ceived the news Of the approaching