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( Morris gave in their home, there in
! honor of the Grown Prince and Prin-
cess of Sweden, who stayed for sew
| eral days in the home of the Vice
| President and Mrs. Dawes at Evans
| ton.
! The counselor of the chilean en-
| hassy. Senior don Federico Agacio
! will return tomorrow from New
! York. where he has been for two
/ weeks.
/ The military attache of the French
| embassy, Gen George \. l.. Dumont
! Will 20 To New York today To meet
! Nine Dumont and their daughter.
/ Nile. Maud Dumont. who Will arrive
| there early this week Gen. and
| Nine Dumont and their daughter
| will go to Fishers Island for the re
| mainder of this month, and in Au-
! gust they will motor through New
| England and Canada and return 10
| Washington early in September.
! The first secretary of the Italian
! embassy and Contessa Rogeri III
! NillanoVa are established in their
apartment at Nardman Park Hotel,
/ where they arrived F'riday from New
! y DIRK. Conte Rogeri di Nillanoya
went to New York early last week
TO meet Contessa Rogeri iii Nillanova.
| who arrived Monday on the Duilio
| from Naples.
| The naval attache of the Brazilian
embassy and Senhora de Aquino have
as their guests. in their cottage at
| Atlantic City, Nine. SoyeZ and her
1 II Mice Iilifa u-hn
| will remain over the holiday.
| The naval attache and Senhora de
F; Aquino entertained at dinner last
| evening in Atlantic city in compli-
/ ment to Capt. Castro. comma nder of
the Brazilian cruiser Bahia. which
is on duty at Philadelphia for the
Sesquicentennial. and Lieut.. Brown.
aide to Capt. Castro.
Capt. Castro will be host at din
ner, followed by dancing. tomorrow
evening aboard the Bahia at Phil
adelphia, and Will also entertain at
luncheon tomorrow.
The naval attache of the French
embassy and Nine. Willm and their
children will start tomorrow morning
by motor for New York and will sail
Wednesday for their home in France.
The secretary of the legation Of the
Serbs. Croats and Slovenes, DIR. Bran
ko Adjemovitch, has returned from a
weeks visit in Pittsburgh.
The second secretary of the Peru
Wan embassy and Sonora de Bedoya
will leave this evening by motor for
Philadelphia, where they will attend
the formal opening of the Sesquicen-
tennial tomorrow. They will then take
a two-week motor trip through New
England, stopping at New London,
Athol and Lowell, Mass. before re
turning TO their apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel.
The second secretary of the lega-
| ton of the Irish Free state. Mrs. A.
l.. Macfeat. sailed yesterday aboard
| the Caledonia for her home in Ireland,
TO spend two months, returning here
| early in September.
| The recently appointed second sec
rotary Of the Cuban embassy. DR..
| Pedro Rodrlguez-Capote, and Sonora
| de RodiigueZ-C apote have taken an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel.
| The attache of the Belgian en-
! hassy. Count Francois de Buisseret,
! Is spending the week END and holiday
| Ill ANeWpOTl. where he Is the quest ol
| Mr.. Condo Mast. Count de Buisseret
will return the middle of the week.
The former naval attache of the
/ Italian embassy and ContesSa Som:
matt di Mombello went to New York
! Yesterday and will sail Wednesday
| for their home in Italy.
| Mrs. Frederick Mccormick Good
| hart. mother of the commercial sec
| rotary of the British embassy, Mr..
Leander Mccormick G oodhart, has
gone to Bar Harbor and opened her
, Summer home there. She will later
| be joined by Mr.. Leander Mccormick
Goodhart, who is in Europe on vaca-
| ton.
The attache of the Rumanian lega-
| ton, Mr.. D. Dimancesco, and his
| cousin, Mr.. Constantine Danielopol,
who is also attached to the legation
here, will return the first of Septem-
| Der. Mr.. Danielopol sailed just after
| midnight Friday aboard the iceland
to iOin Mr. DimanceScO in Europe