The Washington times., 1923-05-07
JEAN EIIOT9S NEWS OF SOCIETY
Diplomatic Exod us
te To Europe
Begins
BY JEAN ELIOT.

SvoyS going home Tor their sum.
naer holiday are the Minister of
Norway and, Nine. : Bryn, with
their daughters Miss Ingers Bryn
and Miss Laura BryIi. They
closed their VVasliing ton residence
Yesterday and are In New York
,pFepafatorV to- SIZZLING tomorrow
Tor, their Norwegian home, They
Sxpect to remain abroad until
August and on their return will
20 to the country to stay through
the early autumn.
Mr.. Bryn has represented his
country at Washington since
1910, so the, two Bryn. girls have
grown up here and have been
educated at American schools. So
their chief differences from their
American playTaates lies, in their
sexpsrtness at winter sports; This
viii. be the sBryns' first visit in q
long time, as they have been
tspending their summers at Sky
Mrid,s VA, for q. number Of years.
~ Nine Peter, wife OF the min
d6teE Of. Switzerland, will probably
be- the next to sal. She has en-
@akGtl passage for June s. aboaId
1.-THE Paris and will be accompanied
" her sons, George Peter and
Marc Peter, :jr.. WHO are students
;AF American iIniversities-eS eorge
SOS to Harvard and the. younger
Son to the University of Virginia.
The minister win not be able to
ret, away so soon, but will join
his family in Switzerland later in
Che summer.
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:gKSTIE Minister OF Sweden !. and
- Nine Wallenperg are also 60
ing home this summer, and so are
the Minis6ege OF the Netherlands
and Nine cle Graeff, with their
daughters aud their small lsoFf.
The de-, Graeffs came direct TO
Warrington from Tokyo, the min,
listers former post, and conse-
qiiently have not been home in
several years. They are, sailing
"a June, and presumably viii re-
main to. take part in Queen Viii
hSlfnina'G jubilee, which will be
celebrated during the last days Of
August and the first week in Sep
tenber.
The Wallenhergs also expect to
sGail some time in June, the &c
,tual date not yet having. been se-
tected One of the potent factors
4nStheir determina to go home
this summer Is their desire to see
Their daughter, Nine. Ragnar, So
Aerberg, who was married while
they were In stockholm last SUM-
n1eF. and whom they have not
seen since. As Miss Ingegerd
Wallenbers, Nine. Soderberg made
many friends during her. brief
residence in Washington.
/; Lady 5Geddes, wife OF the Brit
1ghf ambassador, and their children
are settled in e. pleasant house
Aear Chrigtchurch, England, for
RassadOr proposes to join them
there sas soon ass his duties rer-
NIT. The French Ambassador and
Nine. .IusseraTId will probably go
To- France for a holiday in the
late summer, as they have every
year since, they have been on duty
here, with the exception Of the
Iarlous days of the war; Nine.
Iusaerand has just returned from
q. brief visit in France, but this
time she was called home to settle
the estate Of her sister, and she
hdrried haet to Washington as
soon, tas her business was. an
ranged. The Belgian Amtassa.
DOR and BaroDess de-. Cartier. al
ways 10 abroad for the summer,
but SO far, have made no definite
SLAMS for this summer.
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The Belgian Ambassador and
Baroness de Cartier gave a luncheon
yesterday at the embassy. Their
guegts included the Minister Of
Poland and Nine. .Wroblewslka, the
Third Assistant Secretary Of State
md Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry White, Mr.. and
Mrs.. LaFzn Andersen and their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander van
Rensselaer,; Mrs. Lawrence Town
send, Mr.. and Mrs. julius lay and
Prince Radziwill.
HosfsiGster General NetO
Visits Wilnlinston.
The : Postmaster General Harry
New, is making a short stay in
Wilmington, Del. =.
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Mrs. Larz Anderson will leave
today for her summer home Weld,
~ Brookiine, Mass, where she will
b Joined later in the month by
Mr.. Anderson.
Mrs. w. Murray Crane, who has
been the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
William Boardman. for the past
week. VIII return to her home in
Massachusetts, tomorrow.
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Mrs. John Toyce Frederick. r wife
0f the commercial counselor OF the
ftrftish embassy, win be at horne
this afternoon for, the last time this
season.. She will have with her her
sister, Miss Kathleen Kelly, whose
engagement was recently announced
to e. A. n. Tabor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Billiard will
b hosts at dinner. this evening.
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MRS. Robert Walsh. of New York
e. the guest Tor several weeks Of
Miss Hart, the sister of Major
General William H. Hart, adjutant
general Z. 8. A,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aksel WichfeId are
the guests in whose honor Mr., and
Mrs. Woodbury. Blair will entertain
At dinner this evening at Grass
lands Country Club.
Mrs. BrOnaveH Arrives
IN. Paris From Riviera.
MRS. Charles S. Bromweil, VIII.
spent the winter at Biarritz, hal
arrived in Paris and is at tn,
Hotel Plaza Athenee. Miss Eliza