Evening star., 1921-10-02
MRs. NATHAN DIAL, Wife Of sees.atot Diai Of
South dato1in y, WHO as just returned to =
washi Ston for the season @-o
Secretary and Mrs. Hughes
LeaveTheir SuburbanHome
Diplomats and Officials End Vacations and Are
Returning to Washington-Many Plan
Winter Homes.

remaining in their apartment at 24o0
18th street until then.
The new minister of the Netherlands.
Mr.. ]. A. c. Everwijn, will return to
| mis- home in Holland in December to
| attend the marriage of his daughter,
| Aiss Laurence Everwijn, which will
! take place that month. The minister
will be accompanied by Nine. Ever
| win on his return to- this country in
| January.
! The charge daffaires of the French
| embassy, Prince de Bearn. will move
this week from Highwood, the home
Of Mrs. Henry C. Corbin, in Chevy
Chase, where he spent the sum -nei.
| 10 the residence 1921 r street, which
he has leased from AIRS. W. W. r.ni.y.
The counselor of the British en-
bassy, MIR. Henry Gelty Chiffon, has
been Joined by Mrs. Chiffon and their
children, who have spent most of the
! summer with Mrs. Chiffon s parents,
Japan and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Brten.
| their Michigan home. Mr.. and Mrk
Chiffon spent a snort time in august
at Glen Eyrie, the Bar Harbor cot
which was put at the disposal of the
members Of the British embassy
staff.
/ 4AC udNdA AlldCuC Va Tue CEGafSh 4
embassy. Capt Jean F. J. E. Rgal,
arrived in New York yesterday aboard |
the Paris and will come to Washing
ton today. Capt. Rigal has been on
leave Of absence. which he spent at |
his home in France.
The second secretary, Mr. Jules
Henry. who is also in France on
leave. will return to Washington the |
end of October.
The secretary of the British en-
bassy and Mrs. r. Leslie Craigie have
returned to their home at 234OI
| Massachusetts avenue from Bar Har
Dor, where they spent several weeks
at Glen Eyrie and from where they
took a motor trip through the north.
The secretary Of the italian en-
bassy and Signora Celesia will move
within the next ten days to 14os Both
street. which they have leased for
! the season.
| The secretary of the legation of
Uruguay, Mr.. Hugo de Pena, has been
Joined by Nine. de Pena in their
apartment at Somerset House. Nine.
de Pena spent the latter part OF the
summer at Monterey, Pa.
The secretary Of the Swiss lega-
tion. DR.. Conrad Jenny, has taken an
apartment at the Highlands for the
winter and will move from the Evans
which he leased early in the season,
October 10. DR. and Nine. Jenny have
| spent the greater part of the sum
mer in Bar Harbor.
Tha second secretary of the Mexi-
can embassy, Senior Don Manuel Y
DeNegri. is spending several weeks
In his home in Mexico, and will re-
this month.
The third secretary Of the British
embassy. Mr.. Arthur Yencken, will
leave tomorrow for Hot Springs. Va.
for a weeks visit as the guest of
Miss Ailsa Mellon and Mr.. Paul Mel
tary of the Treasury. Mr.. Yencken
remained in Washington over the
week end to play in the tennis tour
nament yesterday and today.
Mr.. Yencken has had as his guest
for a week Sir Alan Horne. who
where he will sail for his home in
England.
The attache of the British embassy
and Mrs. s. c. Lawrence have taken
an apartment In the Toronto. where
they are established for the seaSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence spent several
weeks OF September motoring In the
north, returning about ten days ago
to their apartment at 24oe 18th street
The second secretary of the swed-
ish legation. Mg. K. Y. Wendell. has
lreturned from three weeks motor
trip through Canada, Il
The >attache of the British embass
Mr.. II. v. Tennant, will return the
\ latter part Of this week from Bar
i nardsville. N. J.. where he is, visiting
Il Mr.. and Mrs, George Post.
The honorary attache Of the British
Iembassy, Capt. c. j. Henry, will re-
turn the end OF this week from Dark
Harbor. Ms., where he 10 spending a
short time with the ambassador Of
Great Britain and Lady Geddes.
The attache Of the legation of
Ecuador and Sonora de Penaherrera
returned last evening from Spring
Lake, N. j.. where they have spent
the summer. and will be at the Hotel
Lafayette for short time before
sailing for Ecuador on q three
months leave of absence.
\ The Count de sails. formerly at
tached to the British Embassy here,
13 for his new post at the British
has been visiting in Washington
where he has host of friendxSNftsr
a brief vacation In his home IN Eng
land.