The Washington herald., 1920-07-11
CUBAN MINISTER
SAILS FOR ENGLAND.

The Cuban Minister has gone, too.
with his wife he sailed on July 5
for Southampton. England, accom-
panied by Senior Cayetano de Que
sada, vice consul OF Cuba. who was
recently appointed private secretary
to the Minister. The Minister went
to England as a member Of the Cur
ban special mission that is to return
the visit to the British government
Of the special mission headed by
Ambassador Sir Maurice Bunsen that
visited Cuba and other Latin Amer
lean republics two years ago. The
secretary of state Of Cuba, DR..
Pablo Desvernine. will preside over
the Cuban mission, composed Of
himself, the Minister of Cuba to the
United States and the Minister Of
Cuba to Great Britain. The other
persons attached TO the mission will
be DR.. Diaz Albertini. secretary;
Col. Pujol. military attache. and
several others.
The Minister OF Colombia. Dr. Car
los Adolfo Urueta, accompanied by
Nine. Crueta and their nieces, Mss
Tulia Tribe and Miss Inez Tribe.
and by Senior Don Carlos Uribe. jr..
secretary of legation, left Washing
ton last week for Pelham, y. Y,
where they will spend the rest Of
the summer.
But they aren't all departing-the
Minister Of Paraguay. Manuel Con
dra, has just arrived. coming to see
his wife and infant son born during
his absence. And Senior Yglesias CAL
deron. newly appointed high COM
missioner TO the United States from
Mexico. and his staf have arrived
in Washington and have taken pos
session Of the Mexican Embassy.
There are at least two new arrivals
you see. Then Gen. Peyton c. March
has just returned from an inspection
trip abroad and Mrs. Josephus Dan
iels is back from her visit to Gene
va, Switzerland. where she attended
the International Woman Suffrage
Conference. She will remain here in
Washington until the return of Sec
retary Daniels who. with Judge John
Barton Payne, Secretary Of the In
terror. has gone to Alaska to inves-
tigate the development OF coal and
oil lands for the navy. Meanwhile
Mrs. Daniels has as her guests the
Secretarys mother, Mrs. Mary
Cleaves Daniels. of Goldsborough.
n. c., and his aunt Mrs. Barnes. also
Of North Carolina. Also there is an
interesting visitor in the person of
Sir Stephen Collins, former member
Of Parliament. who is in Washington
for a brief period. He went sight
seeing several times last week with
the Assistant Secretary OF Labor.
Louis F. Post.
RUMoRED cox
IS TO COME.
! 1t was formally announced last
week that the President isn't going
to leave Washington for any length
Of time this summer. which puts at
rest the many rumors that have
hoated about for a month or more
that the White House would be es-
for the summer. and l am told the
President was fairly flooded with in
vitations from summer resorts. He
will probably take several short
cruises on the Mayhower. but that
will be all - according to the latest
statement. The President and Mrs.
Wilson took an automobile ride
practically every day last week. II
has been said that Gov. James NJ
Cox. the Democratic candidate for
President. will come TO Washington
within the next few days TO see the
President for a conference on the
league OF nations issue. The nomtna-
ton OF Cox didn't cause so much In
terest in Washington society as
Hardings nomination did. not be-
cause of his political beliefs but
because he isn't as well known here
as Senator Harding is.
Cox won't be entirely newcomer