The Washington herald., 1920-06-20


Miss Dundas. sister of Lieut.. Bar
tolucci-Dundas. who died in the
early spring. will accompany them,
Lieut.. Bartolucci-Dundas was the
nance of Miss Lloveras and the
party Is going TO Italy for his fu-
neral.
PERUVIAN ENJOYS WIFE
SUMNER PLANS.
Sonora Pezet. wife of the Peru
Wan Ambassador. will sail for Eu-
rope on August 10. having changed
her plans entirely. as she FIRST in
tended to go with her husband to
California. She will accompany her
brother-in-law and sister, Senor
Barreto. chief Justice. of Peru and
recently appointed Peruvian min
lister to Spain. and Sonora de Bar
reto, who Will stop in Washing
ton for visit with the Ambassa-
dor and Sonora de Pezet en- route 70
spain. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso Wash
ington Pezet. son and daughter-in-
law OF the Ambassador and Sonora
guests for some time, left for New
York the first of the week, but will
return to Washington later to con.
tinue their visit.
The Russian envoy will combine
pleasure with business when he goes
West. In addition to being inter
ested In the political convention.
Ambassador Bakhmetetf will inspect
the irrigation projects in the wes,-
ern part OF the United States. Be-
fore he became a diplomat, he was
q hydraulic engineer Of prominence
q ~ In Oh
ton OF several irrigation projects
in Russia.
The Polish Minister is now tour
Ing the West, making a series OF
addresses TO interest the country in
his native land and is more than apt
to stop in San Francisco while the
big Democratic show is on.
haven't heard that the British Am
bassador is going West. His wife
left town last week TO visit in Buff
falo and at their former home in
Montreal for week or more. Then
next month she is going home 10
spend the remainder of the sum
mer. Meanwhile the Ambassador is
considering establishing summer
embassy some place in New Eng
land. Nine. Bakhmeteff has gone to
Canada for the warm weather and
the French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand are going to France: some
say for the summer: others, for
good. 1t has been stated and the
statement has been denied that J
]. Jusserand will not return here
again as Ambassador OF France be-
cause the Senate here defeated the
peace treaty.
JJssERAND ~ YEARS
IN DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.
NJ. Jusserand celebrated his sixty
NTH birthday anniversary this win
ter. The last forty-four years of
his life have been spent in the dip
lomstic service and in such merftor-
ious fashion that not even his Bit
terest political enemies can deny
him praise.
The removal OF NJ. Jusserand
would be a distinct loss not only to
the diplomatic colony but to social
Washington as well. Nine. Jusser-
and, an American by birth, was Miss
Elsie Richards before her marriage
and has been one of the most active
hostesses in Washington, and one of
the most popular.
The post as dean of the corps
would fall to Senior Don Juan Riano,
the Spanish Ambassador, who has
been stationed in Washington since
1918. Boris Bakhmeteff. the Am
bassador from Russia, came to his
post in 1917, but with these excep-
tions all of the ambassadorships
have been filled by new PERSONAL
ties, sometimes more than once,
since the close of the world war.
The former Mexican Ambassador.
Ygnacio Bonillas, and presidential
candidate when President Carranza
was killed, has just arrived In
Washington. Just what his future
movements will be, will be deter
mined. he Is reported as having said,
after he communicates with his vile
and daughters, who are in Italy. II
has also been said that Miguel CO.
varrubias, former Mexican Ambas-
sador to London, who has just been
appointed minister of foreign al
fairs in Mexico, Is well-known here
It seems that he began his diplo-
matte career in 1887 In the foreign
once In Mexico City, and came to
Washington two years later as
third secretary, and was promoted
to be second, then frst secretary
and was for a time charge DAT
faires. From here he went as Min
lister to Chile, then served In Brus-
sells. Buenos Aires, Vienna, Rome
Berlin, st. Petersburg and London,
resisning from the diplomatic serV-
ice on the overthrow of Madero and
not holding any government post
until his very recent appointment
to be minister of foreign affairs.
SIR AUCKLAND AND LADY
ATTEND SWIMMING PARTIES.
To go back to the British En-
bassy, do you know that the Ambas-
sador and Lady Geddes frequently
attend the delightful swimming par
ties arranged almost daily by the
young members of their staff7 That
British Embassy crowd" includisg
not only the young men OF the Brit
ish Embassy. but Mildred Bromwell
and number of young girls; the
same bunch" that had such a good
time with the Prince Of Wales in
Washington and at White Sulphur,
go swimming almost every day in a
cove of the river up near Great Falls
and just have the jolliest times ever,
and thu Geddes' oftsn go alonR- Ev-