The Washington herald., 1920-07-21
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By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.


Numerous changes in the diplo-
matte corps have taken place re-
Gently. according to the latest
diplomatic. list issued by the De-
partment of State for July.
The French Ambassador and
Mime. Jusserand are away and Count
de Galard de Bearn. Counselor of
the Embassy. Is Charge d'Affaires
ad interim.
NJ. NJ. Karpovich, who is attached
10 the Russian Embassy, has
moved from The Netherlands to The
Cliffbourne.
Baron Til. A. Gunzburg. who was
also attached to the Russian EN-
bassy and who made his home at
The Netherlands, has been called
home.
Senior Rafael Edwards, who was
attached to the Chilean Embassy
and who, with Sonora Edwards,
made his home in New York, has
been called home and Senor Don
Santiago de Toro Is now attached
to the Embassy with offices in
New York.
Nine. lie Breton. wife Of the Ar
gentine Ambassador, with her
niece, Miss Manuela Lloveras, is in
Europe and Hilarion D. Moreno.
Counselor of the Argentine EN-
bassy has been recalled. Nine. Mo-
reno accompanied him upon his re-
turn.
A. Paternotte, secretary of the
Belgian Embassy. and Nine. Pater-
notte have left their apartments at
the Gordon and are out of the city
for the remainder of the season. AL
bert SarpyGalQ ~
the Belgian Embassy. Is also absent
from the city.
Shigetsuna Furuya has taken up
his duties as counselor of the
Japanese Embassy and with Nine.
Furuya is at home at Is Melrose
street. Chevy Chase.
The italian Ambassador, accom-
panied by the Baroness Romano
/ AVezzana and Miss Romano Avez-
zana, Is in Newport, where they
have taken the Morrell cottage for
The summer. Don Filippo del duchi
Canareli. third secretary of the
Italian Embassy and Don Eugenio
del principi Ruspoli, who is also
attached to the Embassy, have
moved from The Dresden to 400
New Hampshire avenue. They are
both in New York for an indefinite
stay.
Signor Adolfo Vinci. emigration
delegate, attached to the Italian
Embassy. with Signora Vinci has
moved from West Chevy Chase, Md,
to 3s12 Alton Place. Chevy Chase,
d. c.
America de Galvao Bueno. second
secretary of the Brazilian embassy,
has moved from Wardman Park
Hotel to the Brighton.
Sebastio Sampaio, who has been
appointed commercial attache of the
Brazilian embassy, has arrived in
Washington, accompanied by Nine.
Sampaio.
Theodore Langgaard de Menezes,
who was temporarily attached to
the embassy as commercial secre-
tary with Offices in New York city,
and Manoel Coelho Rodriguez, tenn
porarily attached as technical ad-
wiser to the Embassy, who made his
home at the Wardman Park Inn, are
no longer members of the Embassy
staff.
The Hon. Ronald c. Lindsay, coun-
sclor of the British Embassy, and
Captain Godfrey Blake, naval at
tache OF the Embassy, accompanied
by Mrs. Blake have gone to Eng
land for the summer. Major. J. c. o.
Marriott. of the military attaches
STAN. has been called home.
Niscount d'Alte, Minister of Por-
tugal. who has been absent for
some time, has returned to Wash
ington. Justine de Montalvao, sec
retary OF the legation, who was
charge d'affaires ad interim, Is now
absent from the city. The summer
address of the Legation of Por-
tugal is Bar Harbor Maine.
Lieut.. Col. Federico Diez de Me-
dina has come to Washington to
assume his duties as military at
tache OF the Bolivian Legation and
is at home at 1884 s street
The Minister OF Sweden and Nine.
Ekengren are spending the sum-
mer in New England and j. de
Lagerberg, secretary OF the lega-
tion, is charge daffaires ad interim.
p. A. Bonet, commercial attache
of the Cuban Legation, and Nine
Bonet have moved from their home
in Chevy Chase to the Netherlands
DR.. p. Lessinof, second secretary
of the Bulgarian Legation. has