The Washington times., 1924-06-09
EXODUS OF
DIPLOMATS
BEGINS
Majority Of Enjoys Will
Spend Summer Months
in Europe
By JEAN ELIOT.
SOMEWHAT belated exodus

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try and have leased a place at Man
chester.by.the-S Sea. The Minister of
Bulgaria and Nine. Panaretoff will
spend the month Of July at Gaze
novia, N. ", going later to Will
Jamestown, Mass, to attend the SEES
eions of the Institute of Politics.
And Countess Szechenyi, wife OF
the minister Of Hungary, Is already
established at Newport, where the
minister win join her on the COM
pletion of a short fishing trip IN
Florida. They are occupying the
estate 6f the. countess brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney.
The Minister of Norway and Nine.
Bryn have a cottage at Stoney
Man Camp, SkyIand, Va, of which
they win take possession shortly
but their, daughters, the Misses
Laura and Inger Bryn, sailed last
week to visit at their home in
Norway. The Commercial Ccuu-
selor of the Legation and Nine.
Alexis Edrdh will spend the sum-
mer atsCape May, N. j: The Min
lister Of Czeehoslovakia, Doctor
Chvalkovsky, will devote most OF
his vacation to travelling in this
country.
For the most part, however, the
diplomats are headed overseas. The
French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand will spend their vacation at
their homie in France, as is their
custom, and will sail some time in
July. Baron de Cartier, ambassa-
dor Of Belgium, has taken passage
on the Belgenland for June % and
Nn,{Hl i0fv1 Do do GorfioV Nxykn
went abroad few weeks ago The
ambassador of ItaIy, Prince Caetani,
too, is leaving for Europe the last
of this month, first completing a
tour of the West upon which he
started early in May
DR.. COsme de Ia Torriente, anbas-
gadof of Cuba, viii sail on July .
for Europe, to preside over the ses-
gions of thea assembly Of the League
of NaticEiS. OF which he is president.
He will be accompanied by Nine.
de la Torriente and Mile. Luise de
la Torriente, and sEney- will travel
on the continent after the DELHI
erations at Geneva are over. The
ambassador is at present in Hav-
ana, but will return in fortnight,
. and his family will join him here
early in July. They will sail from
New York.
Attend Convention In Cleveland
After Trip Through the West.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine.
Wallenberg, who have been travel
ing in the West, are now in Clevo-
land to attend the Republican con-
vention, but Nine. Wallenberg will
sail on Saturday to spend the sum-
mer in Sweden and the minister will
join her there later in the summer.
Others from the Swedish, legation
homeward bound are the CONNER
Cial Counselor and Nine. Weidel,
who have already sailed, and Count
ess Won Rosen, who has taken pas
sage for Wednesday.
The minister of Persia, Hussein
Alai, is also sailing on Wednesday,
having been called home to enter
parliament. He is staying at the
Commodore Hotel in New York for
q few days prior to his departure,
and is being much entertained by
the Persial colony in New York
The Counselor of the British EN-
bassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chill
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nc, sailing on Saturday, and win
pass the summer in England. re-
turning. to. Washington the middle
Of Septeufber. Hugh v. Tenant,
private SECRETARY to the British am
bassador, Isl also going home, and
is contemplating resigning from the
diplomatic service to go into bust
ness.
The minister Of Denmark, Mr..
Brun, Is already in Europe, having
gone home for visit for the first
time In twelve years, but he is ex.
pected back before long. So, too, is
the minister Of Switzerland, Mr..
Peter, who sailed a month or so
ago. Nine. Peter, who accompanied
MIN, will, however, remain in
Switzerland until autumn.
The minister of Poland, Doctor
Ladislas Wroblewski, has returned
70 Washington after having been
called to Warsaw for consultation
with his government, but he and
his family will spend the summer
IN the White mountains. He will
take up at once the business of
funding Poland's debt to the United
States.
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