Evening star., 1924-10-05
Society Folk Again Focus
Interest on the Embassies
Diplomatic Corps Members Returning and Leea-
tions Renewing Observation-Disclosures and
Nine. Jusserand Back From France

The diplomatic corps again is the
center of interest to Washington resi-
dents embassies and legations showing
signs of life in lifted curtains and open
doors. while the more pOrtSna nanlike
members are driving. riding or walk
ing over the beautiful roadways both
morning and afternoon. one meets the
Danish Minister. Mr. Brun, on his white
charger. cantering on the bride path.
of Rock Greek Park with Younger dip
Iomats in his wake. but for the most
part the members Of the corps use their
cars in covering great distances about
the city.
The Amba ssador Of France and Nine.
JuSserand have returned from 4 yaca-
tion of several months in their home in
France.
The counselor of the embassy. NJ.
Andre de Laboulaye, who was charge
d'affaires during the absence of the Am
bassador accompanied by Nine. de
Laboulaye and their children, will sail
Saturday for France. They will make
| the trip abraod La France. the steamer
that brought the Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand TO New York.
The Minister OF Norway and Nine.
Bryn will return today from New York
where they have been sojournins for
few days
The Minister Of Ecuador and Sonora
de Elizalde will go to New York Fri
day. October -. and will sail the next
day aboard the Aconcaqua for South
America. The Minister will return 10
their home in Ecuador and Sonora de
do q
Chile. where the Minister will join
them in Santiago later. Senior Elizalde
has been transferred to Santiago de
Chile where he will represent his gov
ernment as Minister.
The Minister of Switzerland and Nine
Peter will entertain a company at
luncheon today in compliment to the re-
tiring Minister of Ecuador and Sonora
de EliZalde.
The Minister of China, Mr.. Sao- ke
Alfred SEE, will return TO Washington
tomorrow from Troy. y. Y. where
he went to attend the centennial Cele-
hration of the Polytechnic Institute
Saturday afternoon. when the Church
Students Club of Troy dedicated a
memorial tablet to DIR. Samuel Wells
Williams the distinguished auth or
Of many books on emma.
The Minister OF Guatemala and
Sonora de Sanchez l-atour are a the
Hotel Connaught in London, and will
not return to Washington rs soon as
they expected. owing to the absence
from London of King George of Eng
land The Minister went to London
on a special mission and will await
the Kings return.
The Minister and Sonora de Sanch ez
Iatour went to Plymouth to meet
the daughters of the President Of
Guatemala Sonorita Concha Orellano
and Senorita Leonor Orellano. on their
arrival in England The Senoritas
Orellano now are travelling on the
continent and will visit in Spain and
spend some time in Paris before re-
turning to this country. The Min
lister and Sonora de Sanchez l-atour
will try To arrange to sail on the
same steamer with them for New
York.
The Minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro will sail from Panama Thurs
day, October 9, and will arrive in New
York about October Is. after spending
two months in their home on the
isthmuS.
The Minister oil the SpTbS- '-IpdtS
and Slovenes DIR. Payichich. arrived
the middle of the week from a motor
trip lasting a month along the At
lantic coast.
The Minister of Egypt. ;. HouSry,
who is making tour Of the West.
will not return until the first part o.
November The Minister is accom-
panied on his trip by the firstI at
tache Of the legation, DR.. Farag Mix
hail Moussa.
The Minister of Esthonia and Nine.
Pip assisted in the dedication Of the
stadium at the Catholic University.
The charge daffaircs of Mexico,
Senior Don Juan r. Chcvalicr, re-
Joined here the first of next month
by Sonora dc Teller. who has been
visiting her home in Mexico.
The charge d'affaires of Panama,
Senior Don JuaE B. Chevalie,r re-
turned TO Washington last evening
from Atlanta, Ga, where he went as