Evening star., 1922-10-08
Jusserands Plan Return;
Notes of the Diplomats
Peruvian Envoy and Wife Expected Home Today
Lady Geddes and Children End Vacation;
Chinese Minister Entertains ,

1 The Ambassador OF France and
Nine. Jusserand are expected to sail
for this country the end OF next
week. Although a cable from Paris
was received in this country to the
effect that NJ. and Nine. Jusserand
were supposed to san from France
yesterday. no change from their for
mer program was received at the
embassy.
The ambassador of Peru ana Sonora
de Pezet will return this morning
from New York, where they went
early last week.
The ambassador of Great Britain.
Sir Auckland Geddes. was Joined yes
children, who arrived from Dark
Harbor, Me. where they have been
for the summer.
Otto ywiedfeldt. spent several days
in New York last week and returned
to the embassy yesterday.
The minister of Poland and Princess
Lubomirska are now in England.
dren in school. The minister and
Princess Lubomirska were expected
to sail for New York last week. but
no word has been received As to
when they will arrive.
The minister Of China. DR.. sao.Ks
Alfred Sse, entertained . small COM
pany informally At luncheon Friday
at the legation. Nine. Sze. who went
q few weeks ago to England to place
her children in school. will return at
the end Of this month.
The minister Of Nicaragua and Nine.
Chamorro have given up their house
at 2347 Ashmead place and are es-
tablished at 1895 18th street. which
Offices of the legation will also be At
this address.
The minister Of Bolivia and Sonora
de Ballivian. will give up the house
at 1907 Massachusetts, avenue the end
of this month and move to 1926 MASS
, cahusetts avenue, which they have
leased for the winter. The ofiicss Of
the legation will also move to this
building.
l The minister OF Panama, Senior Don
+, Ricardo Alfaro, will entertain . dis
[ tinguished company at luncheon Tues
day, in honor Of the newly appointed
Panama minister to South America.
wi Siof lsax. ws:SIns,on TsuHsd:y TnG foG
Panama. Senior Lefsvre has been sec
retary Of the Panama legation for
! about eight years and has been
charge d'affaares since 1918, when the
minister. Senior Don Belisario Porras.
left ,tia, this p post i. to ~, Be ,nnsusura.sd
will sail Saturday for Panama. whore
| he will make short visit before
going to Santiago de Chile.
MI. ,-,n,.t.. 80 x,~~.
Sonora de Arcaya have taken pos
session Of the house at $500 Ontario
road which they have leased for the
| season, and where the oflices Of the
legation are also established. The
! minister ana senora Dc Arsaya Ar:
their nsice, senorita Maria de Lourdes
A1menar.
The charge d'affalres Of Argentina.
Mr.: Felipe A. Espil. VIII return to-
Island. where he went to witness the
polo game played yesterday between
the Argentine team and the Meadow
brook team.
The charge d'anaires Of Sweden,
Mr.. de Lagsrbsrg. who was expected
to return last week. will arrive in
Washington this evening or tomorrow
morning. Mr.. de LAgerberg and the
members OF the legation stan naVo
spent the summer in Bar Harbor,
| where they have had . cottage and
| where the ONCE Of, the legation was
established.
The minister and Nine. Wa1lenberg
will return from Sweden at the end
| Of the month.
The counselor Of the German eni-
bassy, Baron Won ThernaAnnt viii el
In San Francisco this WeAk., h te
not expected to return to Weshan8t0sa
until early IN Novsmbe& 6ASoAA19