The Washington herald., 1921-01-02
SOCIETY EVENTS
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Bryan, who was In our consular
service and who was stationed at
Paris, has resigned and has gone
into the real estate bushes in Paris
IN partnership with some Of the
Goulds, think. He was on duty
at the State Department here about
eight years ago, and was very ac-
tive socially. He left here to go to
Madrid. where he was assigned to
a consular post He came back bere
last spring and stayed Just about
Ave minutes; not long enough for
his friends to see him. really be-
: iieye he was only in town about
! tventy-four hours, and only in this
country about forty eight. He used
to be rather chummy with John
Belt, who Is going to be married
: soon to Miss Rosamond Starr-Jan-
uary IL is the date. The ceremony
Z Is to be performed at the STAIRS
magnificent home, Hope House." at
Easton, Md, and a large company
is going down for the wedding,
which sounds like it will be lots OF
fun think they are going down
on the Starrs' yacht, which Is said
TO be a very large and gorgeous
affair.
The post Of Swedish Minister at
Washington has been vacant since
the death Of W. A 2. Ekengren,
and the latest rumor is that his sue
cessor will be ]. Sigfrid Edstrom,
whose wife is an American. She
was Ruth Randall, Of Chicago. He
is president Of the Swedish General
Electric Company and head OF the
International Amateur Athletic As
ISOLATION, and was vice president OF
the Swedish Olympic committee in
1912. He came here last year to
attend the international labor con-
ference. Another rumor has 1t that
Francis Pulaski who has been long
prominent in public affairs in
Poland, may come here as minister.
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n EoRGE Dracopoulo, second Sec
~ retary OF the Legation of
Greece, has been made charge
d'anstres in the absence Of the min
tstsr, who Is due to come some time
this month, believe
Cristo Diamantopoulo, vice consul
for the Greek government at San
Francisco, has been appointed sec
retAry Of the legation here and will
soon assume his duties.
The newly appointed assistant
military attache of the British EN-
! bassy, MAJ Charles E. Bridge, with
Mrs Bridge I'D their two young
children. will arrive In New York
on the 8 S. Lapland today and come
directly to Washington
The former Minister Of Bulgaria
and Nine Panaretoh left last week
for Boston where they will remain
for several months before deciding
upon . future home Mr.. and Mrs.
. Pansretotr passed Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman Cross in this
city DR.. Panareton Is to be sue
ceeded by DR.. P. Lassino1 who has
just arrived in Washington from
Bulgaria There was an interesting
visitor last week in the person OF
J DR.. Victor Andres Belaunde, profes-
{ sor OF the University Of San Marcos
Of Lima, the, Oldest university OF
South America, who is in Washing.
ton for few days at the invitation
Of the American Historical Associa-
tion, which he will address He was
formerly = member OF the Peruvian
diplomatic service. He was tender
ed a beautiful reception Friday by
the Peruvian Ambassador and Nine
Pezet at the Pan American building
when the Diplomatic Corps, also the
official and resident sets in society
went down there to meet him. II
vas a charming party and the ad-
ogeas d. BslaCEde made on La
PcossS Etspsno-Americana was
said TO De mcst interesting. II was
0WNE h. the Tina 4 EearhaH
AEztheE visitor was Miss voda
Vssnitch, daughter Of the prime
minister Of Serbia, who came to
Washington during the war with
the Serbian war mission and was SO
generally admired. She is a guest
: OF the Serbian Minister and has
been the center Of some entertain
ing. Another interesting visitor is
the Minister Of Norway to Poland,
DR.. Samuel Eyde, who arrived in
this country a day or two ago on
the Kroonland, on which Alexander
]. Uroszinski. newly appointed at
tache Of the Polish legation, also
was q passenger.
Z The Ambassador Of France and
Mme Jusserand gave a large re-
eeption Thursday at the embassy for
the members OF the American His
torical Association, of which the
, ambassador was elected president
at The conference now being held in
washington. NJ Jusserand is the
second foreigner to hold this office
in this association, Viscount James
Bryce at the time Of his election be-
ing British Ambassador to this
country. Nine. Jusserand was as
sisted in the dining room by mem
leers OF the embassy stan. The
French Ambassador is an advocate
OF the purchase OF Yorktown, where
the famous battle that closed the
revolution was fought 1t is the plan
to preserve the town and battlefield
for historical interest through com
ing generations.
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YOUNG BRITIsHERs
ARE LIVELY THRONG.
The crowd OF young Britishers