The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-11
JEAN ELIOT'S SOCIETY NEWS
DIPLOMATS In
SEARCH OF
BREEzES
Italian Envoy Leaves To-
day-Others Make
Summer Plans
By JEAN ELIOT.


matte exodus is now being
IA written, several OF the for
eign ENJOYS who have been so Tar
detained in town being on the eve
g leaving for q holiday, The
Italian ambassador, Signor di Mar
tho. starts tonight for Beverley
Farms, where charming Signora
is already established. The Bra.
lillian ambassador, Senior do Amoral.
Z Is leaving for Newport for q hoii.
day the middle Of next week, ana
q little later the Argentine Am
bassador and Nine. Pueyrredon. with
their daughters, will start Tor
holiday, Newport being probably
their destination.
The French Ambassador and
Nine. Daeschner and their daugh-
tiers returned this morning from
Hot Springs, Va, but for. Mime.
Daeschner and Miles. Antoinette
and Irene Daeschner the return IS
but preliminary to second depart
ure, as they will sail the end OF
next week for their home in France
to spend the rest of the summer.
The ambassador went to Hot
Springs a few days ago to be with
Nine. Daeschner and their daugh.
tiers, who had been spending several
weeks at this pleasant mountain
resort.
The Argentine ambassador. Doc
tor Pueyrredon. by the way. re-
turned to town this morning, where
he went on a business mission. He
was accompanied by the naval at
tache Of the embassy, Commander
Vago.
The minister OF Hungary Count
Laszlo Szechenyi, spent yesterday
in New York on his way to New
port where he viii remain with
Countess Szechenyi through next.
week. Doctor Ante Tresich Paw.
ichich, minister OF the Serbs,
Croats and SloVenes. is also due TO
leave town soon, having postponed
his sailing for Europe from an
earlier date. He had an informal
dinner at the legation last evening,
entertaining the members of the
legation staff
Boasts Home Town Team
and Summer Capital Team
With Signor -di MARITIME on. the
North Shore, the italian embassy
Is now divided into two teams
to quote one OF the attaches. The
ambassador commands the sum.
mer Capital team and Signor
Rosso. the popular counselor OF the
embassy, captains the home town
team. Signor di MARITIME will re-
turn to. town whenever necessity
arises. but is hoping for a pro-
longed holiday. Count della Porta,
attaches. is at Beverley with
Countess della Porta. and among
the embassy attaches backing up
Signor Rosso here is Count Rogeri
di Villanova, the first secretary.
The military attache, Colonel
d Bernezzo. and the Maruuise di
Bernezo are lingering on here
through the summer, as they ex-
pect to sail in August or early Sep
tember for Italy, the colonel having
been transferred to duty with the
Royal Guard, with which he for
merly served. The naval Sattache,
Count Sommati di Mombella and
Countess di Membello are also in
town, but have taken a house In
Chevy Chase for the. summer
months
Signor and Signora Luciano Mas
ella are at present on a. motor
trip to Canada and will spend some
time with her parents In Montreal.
Signor Mascia is due back here in
about a. fortnight, but his wife will
probably hnger with her family for
. few weeks longer. Signora Mascia
was Miss Anna Domville, of Mon
treaI, and her marriage having
taken place last autumn. she has
been made much Of as the embassy
bride.
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ADMIRAL FISKE
AT JAMESTOWN.
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske
has gone from Washington to
jamestown, r. L, is at the Bay
View Hotel for the rest of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Davis.
with J. the formers sister, MISS
Josephine Davis. left Washington
today for Healing Springs, Va.
where they will remain for six
PLANS VISIT IN
NEW ENGLAND.
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage, who
has been at the Willard with her
sorin-law and daughter. Captain
and Mrs. Pitt Scott, since their
return from Honolulu, will leave
Washington shortly Tor the North
Shore and will afterward take a
motor trip through the White
Mountains. Captain Scott has recent
ly been transferred to duty in
Washington from Honolulu and hs.
and Mrs. Scott are. temporarily AZ
the Willard.
y y
Major Georges Thenault, assistant
military attache of the French en-
bassy, has returned from Lexington,
KY, where he went to attend the
national encampment of Veterans
OF Foreign Wars
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Congressman Ogden L. Mills, Of
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