The Washington times., 1925-03-09
PALM BEACH IS
NJ ECCA FOR
DIPLOMATS
Exodus of Corps Follows
Inauguration; Peters
California Bound
by JEAN ELIOT.
.ITH the Inauguration well In


diplomats seem to be taking ad.
: vantage. OF the lull for a bit OF
holiday making. And Palm Beach
il apparently their favorite play
= ground.
The Spanish Ambassador and
/. |. Nine. Riano-dean and doyenne OF
the Corps-started today for the
Florida resort and will be guests
.for a fortnight Of Doctor and Mrs.
rPfeston Pope Satterwhite. Their
visit has been planned for some
time and q schedule OF festivities
!. arranged for them, including bril-
liant dinner which their hosts will
give in their honor and another
with Canon and Mrs. J. Townsend
Russell-sometime residents Of
Washington-as hosts.
On the other hand there was evi-
IDENTIFY an element OF the impromptu
about the interesting little party
which left town on Saturday with
the Minister OF Hungary and
Countess Szechenyi also headed for
. Palm Beach. For two farewell par
ties in honor OF the Minister Of
Egypt and Nine. Yousry, who are
in the Szechenyi party, were SEIZED
uled for today: One, q dinner with
Wallenberg as hosts. was Cancelled
since the hostess is also among
Count and Countess Szechenyi's
guests. But the other, luncheon
given by the Minister of SWitzer-
land and Nine Peter, was carried
out as per schedule, although the
Yousrys being absent 1t was a case
OF Hamlet without the Prince Of
Denmark. It was q small party
and not very formal, but perhaps
the pleasanter for that as Nine. Peter
Il a delightful hostess.
Beside the Minister of Egypt and
Nine. Yousry and Mime. Wallenberg
the Szechenyis' party includes
Countess Potocla and her son,
Count Albert Potocki, who had been
IN washington for a short visit,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Mott Gunther, and the Marquis He'll
de Tallyrand, previously q guest at
the Hungarian legation. The pres
ent plan is to remain about week.
Yousrys to Give Ball I'm Celebration
OF Birthday Of King Fuad.
While no definite date has yet
been set for the departure of Yousry
Pasha and his charming wife, 1t IS
certain that following their return
from Palm Beach they will remain
in washington until after March
2s. That is the birthday anniver-
sary OF King F,uad of Egypt, and
IN celebrations thereof the Minister
and Nine. Yousry win give q ball
&C the legation. Nine. Yousry is
q cousin-or is IL a niece?-of King
Fuad. The newly appointed mia-
lister Of Egypt, Mahmoud Samy
Pasha, Is expected to reach Wash
ington within q few days OF the de-
parture Of Yousry Pasha, so that
there will be practically no IN
terregnum. rather imagine, TOO.
that he will take over Mrs. Charles
3. Bromwell's house In Q street,
where the legation is now estab-
lished, for know the Yousrys took
In on a long lease. Mile. Lutfia
Yousry did not accompany the min
lister to Florida. but Is remaining
at the legation here during his alb
sence. Where are the Housrys
going? Oh, yes. Berlin.
Peters To Be Absent q Month;
Are Headed for California.
The Minister Of Switzerland and
Mime. Peter are also leaving town,
Duh are meaning SOF Sd1IIOTnlL
rather than for Florida. They will
be absent about a month, the Min
lister visiting in his official capacity
the Swiss colonies in San Francisco.
Los Angeles and many other cities
IN the west. They start on their
journey on Thursday.
Nine. Matthew, wife Of the AM
bassador Of Chile, has gone to New
York and expects to be absent a
fortnight. We've really. seen prac-
tically nothing Of her here this
winter, for the Ambassador was i'll
during the early part Of the season
and spent the months of his con-
valescence in New York. with Nine.
Matthew in devoted attendance.
The Buxtons Of the British FIN
bassy-Eric' Buxton, commercial Sec
rotary. and his wife-are leaving
Washington within few days, hav-
ing been transferred to a new pcEt.
And the Military Attache and Mrs.
Charlton will sail on Saturday ON
the Caronia for England, taking
their children with them. They,
however, are returning after two
months holiday and will probably
spend the summer months some
where on the Atlantic Coast.