Evening star., 1922-07-16
Movements of Members
Of the Diplomatic Corps
Ambassador and Sonora de Matthew Delay De-
parture for Europe-Many Other Notables
at Summer Resorts.

The ambassador Of Chile and Sonora
de Matthew, who had planned to leave
Washington Friday and sail yester-
day for Europe, at the last moment
postponed their departure until next
Friday, when they will go to New
York, They will sail from there Sat-
urday aboard the Homeric and Will
return here in the autumn, as for
merly planned.
The ambassador Of Brazil. Mr.. de
Alencar. Is not expected to return
until the end of this month from an
extended motor trip.
Karavongse, will close the legation
on Kalorama road tomorrow and 60
to Gloucester. Mass, where he has
taken a cottage at Bass Rocks for
the summer.
The minister of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch
will return the middle Of the week
spending the week end with Mrs.
Henry T. Loomis in her summer home.
The minister and Nine. Grouitch
went to New York Friday and wore
the guests Of honor at dinner that
evening Of Mr. and Mrs. Hamiiton
Mrs. George Burleigh entertained at
luncheon in their honor At the Army
and Navy Club and later took them
by motor to Peekskill for review
Of the New York State National
Guard. Later yesterday the minister
al ontn n
Park.
The minister OF Bolivia and Sonora
de Ballivian, accompanied by their
daughter, senorita Ballivian, are
spending the week end motoring and
will 70 to nearby resorts in the noun
tains. They will return to the capi-
tai tomorrow.
The minister Of Bulgaria and Nine
the middle of next week for WI
Jamestown, Mass, where they will
attend the Institute OF politics at Will
Iiams College The minister was
among lecturers at the institute last
summer
The minister Of Sweden. Capt wal
lenberg, and the United States min
istor to Sweden, Mr.. Ira Nelson Nor
rts, attended the wedding Thuryday
Of Mrs. Gardiner Sherman Of New
York and the Marquis Caes Lagen-
eren. The wedding. took place In
Stockholm. Sweden, where Capt. Wal
lenberr is spending his vacation. The
bride 10 the daughter OF the late John
q. Ogden Of New York ana Was left
q widow q few years ago. Wnen sne
went abroad some time ago she wes
Jessie Gordon Sherman.
The minister Of Finland. Mr As
from, who went to New York Thurs
day. will return the middle OF TINS
week.
The charge d'afaires Of the Ger
man embassy, Baron Won Tnermann'
left Washington Friday Tor Wa.cn
Hill, r. l., whore he IL spending tue
mann In the cottage which they nave
leased for the season. Baron Won
Thermann will return tomorrow.
The charge daffaires Of the Panama
legation: ssneT %,nn.r don = wsdnssdsy E sn even.
Ing, July 3s, when his guests WI! Do
dtetineuished physicians. tncluoine
the Postmaster General. DR.. Hubers
work, who formerly was president OF
the American Medical Assoclauon'
the surgeon general Of the Army. Gen.
Ireland: the surgeon general Of the
Navy, Admiral Etitt; the surgeon sen
erai Of the public health service, NJ:
Cumming: Or. Leo 8: Rove. director
general Of the Pan-Amesican union u;
Rear Admiral Braisted, chairman oi
the GorTas Memorial, and DR.. Schwei-
nitz, president Of the American Aeoi-
cal Association.
Mr. Lefevre will leave shortly after
the dinner for Los Angeles, where ne
viii ,rscsivs the honorary degr:s o. o.
doctor Of laws from the Uniyersity oh
6outhern California
Tue charge d'a6atres Of the Ru-
manian l6gntion and Nine. Na0o ore
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