The Washington herald., 1922-06-18


nursing for bringing new plays be-
fore the managers. He thinks that
producers can judge the value of
play much better when they hear
II read.
The attractive unattached Bra
lillian Ambassador. Augusta Coch-
rane de Alencar. is here and stay
ing on. so far as l know now. Last
summer he was here all summer,
Just taking occasional week end
trips, generally into Maryland.
The British Ambassador. and Lady
Geddes are already established in
their summer quarters at Dark
Harbor, but the Ambassador. with
his secretary. II. v. Tenant, will
go to England the end of the month
for visit there. The Italian envoy
has gone home. accompanied by
Costantine. some say not to come
back because Of his recent remarks
about tariff. but that isn't so. He
expects to return in September. He
had planned to go home any way
and he and Secretary Hughes shook
hands and made up long ago. When
he came here in February, 1921, he
announced that he would only stay
ACAC OHC year II over AndI
now. 1t was stated recently that
the Assistant Military Attache of
the Embassy and Mrs. Carlos
Huntington were going home. but
they aren't at all; that Is. not for
ages and ages: no one knows when.
They are very papular here in the
younger set. The German Am
bassador, DIR. wiedfeldt, who has
scarcely unpacked his trunks. con-
templates returning to Germany to
join his wife and bring her over
here. The Siamese Minister has
just returned after spending a year
at home.
MANY ENJOYS READY
TO FLEE CAPITAL.
The Polish Minister is in Poland,
the Rumanian Minister Is about to
sail for Europe to join his wife,
Elizabeth Asquith. that was; the
Minister OF Czecho- -Slovakia has
gone home for a flying visit. taking
his pretty sister. Anna, with him;
the Swedish Minister and wife and
daughter are en- route to Sweden
now, and the Netherlands Minister
and his wife have gone back to
Holland. The others are selecting
or have selected some resorts where
they can cool off and rest up for
next winter.
The Minister Of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will leave Washington
tomorrow for Boston, where they
will visit their son, who is taking
a course at Harvard. and will pro-
ceed from there to Dark Harbor.
Me. where they have a house for
the summer. The Minister will re-
main in Maine for about two or
three weeks before returning to
Washington. and after that he will
visit his family whenever possible
to leave the Capital.
The Minister of China and Nine
SEE have gone to Toronto. Canada,
and will go to Woods Hole, Mass,
where they have taken a cottage
for the summer. The Minister will
sail shortly for England, where his
son Is at school in Winchester, and
after a few days will sail for this
country. accompanied by his son.
They will join Nine. SEE at Woods
Hole for the remainder of the sea-
son.
The Minister Of Bulgaria and
Nine. Panaretoff will go to Will
Jamestown, Mass. the end Of July
to attend the Institute of Politics
and, at its conclusion, will go to
Manchester-by-th -the-Sea. Mass, for
the remainder of the season.
The Minister of Honduras and
Sonora de Lopez. with their daugh-
ter, Senorita Lopez. will close their
house at 1894 P street the latter
part of June and go to Mohonk
Lake for stay of several months.
The Minister Of Uruguay and
Nine. Varela will close their house
at 1916 Twenty-second street.
Thursday, June %. and will go to
Rehobeth Beach, Del, where they
have taken the cottage which they
occupied last season.
Mrs. r Leslie Craigie, wife OF the
secretary of the British Embassy,
Will leave Washington about the
first of July to make a series of
visits and will later join her parents.
former United States Minister to
Switzerland and Mrs. Pleasant A.
Stoval. at their summer home. near
Flat Rock. n. c. Mrs. Craigie will
spend the remainder Of the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Stovau and Mr..
Craigie will Join her for his vaca-
tion.
The third secretary Of the Spanish