Evening star., 1921-06-05
Notes of the Diplomats
And Members of Cabinet
Dinner to Be Given at the Spanish Embassy
Tomorrow Evenins-Summer Plans Of
Prominent Persons.

spending more than a week in the
west.
The minister Of Rumania and Prin-
cess Bibesco will go to New York
Wednesday, and they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Booze At tan their tms Raee before a, Hyde
turning to Washington next week.
The minister and Princess Bibesco
will leave the last of June to be the
guests Of the secretaries Of the Brit
ish embassy at the Henderson cot
tage at Bar Harbor. and late in July
for visit. They will gain posses
sion of the residence. 1907 23d street.
now occupied by Col. and Mrs. Rob-
ert NJ. Thompson. about June 20.
though it is unlikely that they will
occupy it until some time later.
The naval attache of the French
embassy. Capt. Rigal. is touring in
the middle west. and will return to
Washington Thursday He went from
Washington to Marion. Ohio: then to
Cleveland, and Detroit. He will re-
turn by way of Niagara Falls and
Buffalo.
The minister of foreign affairs of
Zepeda. has gone to New York pre-
paratory to sailing this week for
his home.
The secretary of the japanese en-
bassy and Nine. Saburi. who leased a
residence in Chevy Chase for the
summer months, took possession
Wednesday.
Mr.. Tokuji Amagi. third secretary
of the Japanese embassy. has been
transferred to the Japanese legation.
at Madrid, Spain. and has left for
his new post.
The attache Of the Argentine en-
bassy, Mr.. Hector Ayerza, has gone
to New York. where he will be for a
short time.
The assistant military attache Of
tho Italian embassy and Signora Hun
tington will go to New York for the
wedding Of Miss; Mary Sloan Colt,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Collins Colt Of New York. and Mr..
ington. which will take place in New
York. June II at Curry Farm. Garri-
son-on-the-Hu Capt. and Sig
nora Huntington have made no plans
for the summer a4 yet, as the formers
duties at the embassy will probably
The secretary Of the Italian en-
bAssy and Signora Celesia left yester-
day for brief visit to New York.
tary Of the legation Of the Neither
lands. and her children will sail
July 16 for Holland, where they will
spend two months, returning in the
autumn to Washington.
Tha seeretarv of ~. ,.~..;.. ~
Uruguay and Nine. de Pena have re-
turned from long sojourn in South
America. and are in their apartment
at the Somerset House on 18th street.
Mr.. William Phelphs Emo will leave
Washington the first Of this week for
his summer place at Saugatuck, Conn,
and will be Joined later in the week
by MRS. George Ehle, his cousin, who
will close their Washington home the
middle Of the week. =,
Mrs. John B. Henderson is planning
to spend the summer near Southamp-
ton on Long Island and will be Joined
later IN the season by her son, Mr..
John B. Henderson. and her grand
daughter. Miss Beatrice. Henderson.
Mrs. q. Hart Fem. wife Of Repre-
tentative Fem Of the first Connect
icut district, has left the Shoreham
Wethersneld, Conn, for two weeks.
Upon her return Mr.. and Mrs. Fem
will occupy an apartment at 2400 18th
street.
Sir Arthur Willert, who made a
short visit in Washington q fortnight
ago. sailed yesterday aboard the
Olympic for his home In England,
Mr.. James n Beck and Miss
Beatrice Beck will leave Washington
tomorrow for their summer home In
Sea Bright, N. J.. whore Mr.. Beck
VIII 5oin them Whenever his o1lcial
duties win permit.
Former director Of the mint and Mrs-
Raymond z. Baker have n their