The Washington times., 1925-09-17

WHEN the diplomatic corps re-
w assemblies for the season
there will be noted a considerable
change in its complexion since the
autumn days of 4ast year. The
French ambassador, NJ. Daeschner,
who presented his credentials to
President Coolidge in January, was
in the vanguard of an important
group of new ENJOYS but the rest
of them did not arrive until spring,
too late for them to shake down
into their special places in the social
life of Washington.
Consequently the business of
really getting acquainted with the
Italian Ambassador and charming
Nine. di MARITIME; the German Am
hassador and Baroness Won Malt
zan; the Japanese Ambassador and
Nine. Matsudaira, and the envoy
of Brazil, S. Gurgel do Amoral. and
Nine. do Amoral, with the lesser
lights among the newcomers, will
he carried over into this winter;
and it will actually be some time
before the comparative importance
of the roles each is to play be-
comes clear. Sometimes this is
quite independent of the Importance
of the country represented.
Brazilian Envoy House Hunting
1t will not be until their new
embassy is ready for occupancy
some two months hence that the
position of the Italian Ambassador
and Nine. di MARITIME can be COM
ulately consolidated. The BRAZILIAN
ambassador is house-hunting with
an eye, / understand, on a man
sion which has had an interesting
social history; and Nine, do Amoral
will come on to join him as soon
as this vexed question is settled.
Both have many friends in Wash
ington from the time when he was
secretary of embassy here.
The Mexican embassy assumed
new social Importance with the
elevation of the popular Don Man
ueI de Teller to the rank of am
bassador, and will probably play
an important role in the winters
activities. The minister of Egypt,
Samy Pasha, reached Washington
so late in the summer that he was
obliged to journey up to Swampscott
to present his credentials to Presi-
dent Coolidge; and he and Nine.
Samy are making their debut as of
fetal hosts this evening with the
diner they are giving in honor of
Secretary of State Kellogg.
Polish Minister Going
The resignation of Doctor -WIadis-
law Wroblewski as minister of
Poland will bring about a change
that is greatly to be depIored, as
the Wroblewskis We're extremely
popular here. Moreover, a number
of changes among the smaller
diplomatic fry are noted in the cur
rent Diplomatic List-the State De-
partment's Bible.
Engineer c m m Albert
Knothe, r. N. is comparative new
conner to Washington as assistant
naval attache of the British en-
bassy. and the French embassy has
a new third secretary, Armand du
Chaylu. Apparently the latter is a
bachelor, but Commander Knothe is
accompanied by Mrs. Knothe. NJ. de
Chaylu is living at 1850 California
street. Robert Lacour-Gayet, finan-
cial attache OF the French embassy,
j : also a recent arrival in town.
There will be numerous changes
among the Italians. Colonel Angus
10 Villa has Colonel the Marquis
di BerneZzo as military attache. He
is at present in California, having
gone out to attend the diamond
jubilee, but is expected here next
week and will be at Wardman
Park Hotel. Count della Porta
is going soon, bound for Bucharest,
and the air attache, Commander
Calderara, has also been detached,
both soon TO be replaced.