Evening star., 1925-05-31
Diplomats Outlining Plans
For Summer Vacations
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vich, will go TO New York today to
spend 8. week.
The Minister OF the Netherlands and
Nine. de Graeff and the Miles. de
Graeff, will leave Washington FRIDAY
June -. and sail the following dav
from New York for their home in the
Netherlands to remain through the
Summer.
The secretary of the legation, NJ
Loudon, will be charge d'affaires for
a fortnight when the counselor of the
legation, Jonkheer DIR. van Asch van
Wyck, Will return from his vacation
In Europe and assume the duties.
The Minister of Esthonia and Nine
Pip VIII move tomorrow to the apart
ment in the Dresden which thev have
leased and viii give up the house on
= street which they have occupied
for Il year.
The Minister and Nine Pip have
taken cottage at Solomons Island.
Ma, and several members OF the lega-
uon Star Will go there tomorrow for
a short stay. The Minister and Nine.
Pip will go there when she sufficiently
recoVers from a sprained ankle.
Senorita Yolanda james Freyre.
daughter Of the Minister OF Bolivia
and Sonora de james Freyre. was
hostess at the dinner dance last eve
ming at Wardman Park Hotel enter
tanning company of 80 young people.
Sonora de Yanes and Senorita Elisa
1anes, wife and daughter of the
charge d'affaires OF Venezuela, will
leave Washington at the end of June
FOR their home in Venezuela to spend
the Summer months.
The counselor of the Netherlands
legation. Jonkheer DIR. II. van Ascb
van Wyck, Will sail for this country
Tuesday, June %. after a short
vacation in his home in the Neither
| lands.
The military attache of the French
embassy. Gen. George a. L. Dumont,
IS In New Orleans over Sunday and
Is expected TO return to Washington
Sunday. June !. or the following day.
Gen. Dumont has been absent some
weeks, making d tour of Southern
Army posts and also attending the
inauguration of President Machada
in Havana Cuba.
The military attache of the Polish
legation aud Nine. Hulewicz viii re-
turn the end of the week from q 10
day trip through the North. visiting
Niagara Falls and northern New
York State.
Contessa di Villanova. wife of the
first secretary of the Italian embassy,
will sail next month for Europe to
spend the Summer.
The first secretary of the Greek
legation, Mr.. c. Diamantopoulos. who
is touring the West will return 10
Washington in about a month.
Nine. Weidel. wife Of the CONNER.
cial counselor of the Swedish legation.
who now is acting consul general IN
New York, will close their house on
Twenty-frst street the middle of
June and join Mr.. Weidel in New
York. They will spend the Summer
near there and expect TO return to
Washington in the Autumn.
bassy and Signora Calderara will
spend July and August at Blue Ridge
Summit.
The second secretary of the Belgian
embassy, Count Antoine de Laube-
spin, will sail early in July for his
home in Belgium, and. after a short
vacation, will be assigned TO another
post.
The American counselor OF the
Japanese embassy, Mr.. Frederic Moore
will have as his guest for a short
time Count NJ. Soyeshima, Il promi-
nent member of the japanese House
of Peers and one Of the leaders Of
the opposition party in Japan, who
will come to Washington at the end
of June. Count Soyeshima will at
tend the Far Eastern meeting of the
University OF Chicago.