Evening star., 1923-06-10


eein Khan Alai, has returned to
Washington, after brief visit In
New York.
The minister will speak on Persia
o. Today Tod Its MusiS and S,cs w,
be Fiven Saturday at the Womans
CITY Club.
The minister of Hungary, Count
SZechenyi, will go to Newport at the
end of this week to establish the
legation there for the summer.
Countess Szechenyi and their children
will arrive in Newport today and
take possession of the summer home
of her brotherinlaw and sister. MIR.
which they have leased for the sum-
kner. Countess Szechenyi has been
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Whitney in
their home, on Long Island, for ten
days.
The minister of Colombia and
Sonora de Olaya will leave Washing
ton today for New York, where they
Will spend ten days or a fortnight
before taking their two little girls
be through the summer. The min
ister and Sonora de Olaya will re-
q turn here for few days before start
ing. to California to spend the re-
The minister of Panama and Sc
nora de Alfaro will leave Washing
ton Thursday for Bluemont. Va,
eral days OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A
Drury in their country home, Valley
View. on the mountain above Blue
mont.
The minister of Venezuela and Sc
6a ha Ia
OF next week to Atlantic City, where
they have taken " cottage for the
season.
The minister of Poland and Nine.
Wroblewska and their children will
go to Eentnor, N. j., Thursday and
take possession of the house which
they have engaged at that resort fol
turn next week and will join his
family for short visits frequently dur
ing the season.
The minister of Costa Rica, Senol
Don J. Rafael Oreamuno. will return
from Atlantic City the first of mex
weak and late III June will start fol-
california, to be absent through July
The minister left yesterday by motor
Tor Atlantic City and took a small
company with him for the week.
The minister of the Netherlands anc
20 to New York Friday and will sal
saturday aboard the Rotterdam fol
their home in Holland.
The secretary of the legation, Dr. j
B. Hubrecht will be charge d'affaire>
during the absence of the minister.
The minister of Haiti and Nine. De
Jean and the latter's sister, Mile. Jane
Brun, have sailed for their home il
Haiti for q short vacation aud are
expected to returp next month.
The charge d'affaires of Austria anG
Mime. Prochnik will motor to New
York the first of this week for visit
OF week or ten days.
The charge daffaires of Greece anL
Nine. Tsamados will motor to Buena
Vista, Pa, at the end of this week for
short stay. and later in the month
will go to Maine to be the guests OF
former United States minister a
Athens, Mr.. Clapp.
Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon, wife o,
the counselor of the British embassy
and their children will spend the sum
mer at Mattapoisett, Mass, where
they will go near the end of thi:
month.
The air attachc of the British EN-.
bassy, Wing Commander NJ. G. Chris
Tie, who sailed yesterday aboard the
Olympic, will spend several months
on leave of absence in his home in
England, and will return here in the
autumn.
The secretary Of the Netherlands
legation. DR.. j. Il. Hubrecht, who
Will be charge d'affaires of the Meth
erlands during the absence of the
minister, will go to Gloucester, n. J..
the end of next week for the celebra-
tion of the anniversary of the land
ing of the Dutch at Fort Nassau
which is now Gloucester. He will bt
absent only a day or so. DR.. anc
Nine. Hubrecht plan to take a house
near Washington for the SUNNI er
Last season they occupied Noun
Eagle. in Virginia. where they enter.
tanned Il number of house parties dur.
ing the summer months
The commercial counselor Of the
British embassy. Mr. Broderick will