Evening star., 1922-09-24

several small house parties during
'he season.
The charge diaffaites of the Hun
garian legation, Mr. John Pelenyf, and
the attache. Mr.. Andor de Hertelendy,
have returned to Washington and es-
tablished the legation at the Chastle-
| ton for the winter. = The legation
| offices were moved to the Underwood
! cottage at Newport for the summer
and the minister and Countess
Szechenyi spent month with the
derbilt. In her villa there before go
ing abroad, where they now are.
The charge d'affaires of Austria
| and Nine. Prochnik' will move to-
| morrow from their apartment at 2o29
occupied since their arrival in Wash
| ington last December. and will take
1 possession of the house at 1851 Wyo-
| ming avenue. which they have leased
for the season. The offices of the
legation also will be established at
1851 Wyoming avenue. moving from
! 1901 21st street.
Baroness Won .Thermann. wife of
] the counselor of the German en-
| bassy. will go to Watch Hill. R. l.,
late this week to close the cottage
the summer. On her return to Wash
fngton she will be accompanied by
her children. -.
The secretary Of the Finnish lega :
| tion, Judge Bruno Kivikoski, the first
of the apartment which he has leased
at Wardman Park Hotel.
The military attache of the British
| embassy. Maj. Gen. H. X. Bethel. is
expected to arrive in Washington Sun
day. October 1. from Brazil. where he
| went in August to attend the opening
Of the centennial exposition at Rio de
Janiero. Gen. Bethel represented the
British. army at the opening of the
| exposition.
bassy, Lieut.. Commander Gabriel Fer
rer. accompanied by his young son. has
returned to his apartment, in. Wardman
! Park Hotel from Cape May. n. j..
| where they spent several weeks.
The naval attaehe Of the Japanese
embassy, Capt. Nagano, will return
| this morning from Garden. N. j.,
| where he went to attend. a reception
| tain and oiiicers Of the ja panese eAs Battle.
| ship Kamoi. which was launched last
t7month. Nine. Saburi, wife of, the charge
d'affaires of Japan, standing as spon-
| sor. The Kamoi will leave Camden
Wednesday for New York. where on
| Saturday Capt. T. Murase and his Of
fcers will give reception for which
Capt Nagano will go to New York at
the end Of this week.
The naval attache of"the British en-
bassy and Mrs. Bailey are expected
| to return to Washington next week
from Brazil. where the former went
to attend the opening of the Brazilian
! centennial exposition September Z.
The new financial attache of the
| Japanese embassy. Mr.. Shu Matsu-
moto. who will succeed Mr Akira
Den. also will have offices in New
ibesn located 'for. some years. y, =,
| The new attache Of the Netheriand.
| legation, Jonkheer de Serlere. came
to Washington yesterday from his
home In Holland. having sailed aboard
| the Rotterdam, which arrived in New
| York Friday. Jonkheef de Seriere
succeeds Baron G. W. de Vos var
Steenwyk, who went back to HOLLAND
In July.
Dr.. Ernest Brenner. secretary Of
the Swiss legation. who has beer
apartment at Wardman Park Hote
for the winter.
DR.. Enrique olaya, minister of Co
iombia, who has been living at 200i
1 o street. will move October Il
| Wafdmap Park Hotel, where he ha,
leased an apartment for the season.