Evening star., 1921-08-07

the remainder OF tne SuHifheF.
The commercial counselor of the
British embassy and Mrs. John Joyce
Broderick, who are spending the sum
mer in England. are expected to re-
turn to this country early in October.
when they will take a house for the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Broderick have
occupied an apartment at the Alta
mont, which is occupied during their
absence by another of the members OF
the ambassy staff.
The secretary of the Italian embassy
and Signora Celesia will return to
Washington Friday from ten-day
motor trip.
The secretary of the British EN-
bassy and Mrs. r. Leslie Craigie ex-
pect to leave the end of this week
by motor. They will join the other
members of the embassy staff. who
are occupying the summer home of
Mrs. John B. Henderson.
Mr.. Itaro Ishii. third secretary of
the Japanese embassy. has returned
from North East Harbor. Me-. where
he spent short time, and from visits
in New Hampshire and along the
Massachusetts, coast.
The counselor Of the Polish lega-
ton and Nine. Kwapiszewski will return
from Bar Harbor the first Of next week
after spending several weeks motoring
in the north.
Mr.. M. D. Peterson, secretary Of
the British embassy, will return to
Washington tomorrow from Bar Har-
weeks. with the other bachelors Of the
embassy staff, at the Henderson cot
tage.
The third secretary of the British
embassy, Mr.. A. Yencken. motored to
Seabright. N. j.. yesterday. where he
| will play in the tennis tournament
this week. He will go on to South
| ampton, L. l., to enter the tennis
tournament there, and about the 26th
of this month will join the other
bachelor members Of the embassy
staff at Bar Harbor.
viscount de Sartiges will sail this
| week for his home in Paris. He
spent g. few days last week in Wash
ington, where he has many friends
made during his service on the 'em-
bassy staff.
The agricultural adviser of the
Norwegian legation and Madame Five
who spent the early part of the sum-
| mer at Cliff Highlands. Me-, have re-
turned to their home in Norway
where their stay is indefinite.
Commander A. H. Brown. the new as.
sistant naval attache of the British EN-
6assy; is spending several days il
The secretary of the Swiss legation
and Nine. Jenny will return this even.
Ing from Bar Harbor, where they spen,
several weeks.
Mr.. H. c. A. Carpenter, commercial
secretary of the British embassy
sailed yesterday from New York or
the Cedric for England. Mr.. Car.
penter is on sick leave. Y
The United States minister to swe
den and Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris hav,
returned to their summer place a
!: Manchester, Mass, from their hom,
in Michigan. where they made a brie
stay. They will have as their CUES
later In the summer Mrs. James Nc
;. Donald. who is now visiting on Lont
Island.
The first secretary of the Unite,
States embassy in London and Mrs
L. Lanier Winslow and their chill
dren will sail for this country shortl.
and will stop for few days in Wash
ington on their way to Mexico City
where Mr.. Winslow has been trans
ferred to the embassy staff. Mr. an,
Mrs. Winslow have many, friend
here, made while Mr.. Winslow wa
connected with the State Department
when they occupied the home of Maj
George Oakley Totten, jr., on 16tl
street.