The Washington times., 1927-07-08
Paris Clearing House for NeUs of
Americans Holiday Making abroad
Mrs. w. Harry Brown to
Appear in New Role;
Those Popular Ru-
manians.
BY JEAN ELIOT

DARIS - ''the place where good
! Americans go when they die
lis full of Washingtonians dand
every letter with a Paris postmark
brings news Of their activities.
Perhaps the most interesting
cleaning from my recent CORE.
spondence concerns Mrs, W. Harry
Brown. She, it develops, has peeh
writing poetry Of late and now mas
i collection Of lyrics, said to pc
charming, in the hands OF new
York publisher. Mrs. Brown, VINO
has q witty and delightful travel
fnv companion in Mrs. George Bar.
nett. was in Paris through most OIL
June. but has now gone to LONDON.
Nancy Hoyt Wynn Is reported as
ntaying at the Hotel ContinenIal
while establishing residence IN con.
nection with her proposed divorce
from Gerald Wynne Wynn. AND ner
brother, Morton Hoyt, with his Wlis.
who was Jeanne Bankhead, are at 90
DUAL Bourbon, just a few doors from
the Paris home Of Prince Antoine
Bihesco.
In Paris For July
The former Minister of Rumania
4o the United States is now minister
to Spain, but he and Prlncess
Pibesco have gone to Paris for July.
Tsosn9onoIitan in his associations, yet
fvnicallv French III his culture,
Prince Bibesco is perhaps more at
home In Paris than anywhere else'
and Princess Bibesco, gifted daugn-
a.. "a Margot Tenant AsQuith,
loves the life there.
ninnitri Dem Dlmancesco, VINO
was attached to the Ruman1an lega-
zion in washington during Prince
Ribesco's regime, Is also in Paris,
interesting himself for the moment
in motion picture proposition.
Ha is assistant director and general
factotum to Gabriel Sorere, the pro-
ducer. Mr.. Dimancesco's brother,
cant. loan Dimancesco, who was
with him. in washington a good
deal, has, been travelling in Scandi-
navia but will soon join "Dimmy
An Paris and afterward they Will go
to London together.
I understand that Frederic NaT1o,
who was secretary Of the legation
here and who has since. been in
Bucharest, has been named counselor
az the legation in Berlin, and l
have heard from several sources
that lovely Nine. Nano has lately
been in bad health. Another bit OF
news indirectly out Of Rumania con.
Germs NJ. Titulescu, who has been
made minister of foreign affairs.
II win be remembered that he was
head Of the Rumanian Debt Com
mission, which worked out settle
ment with the United States Gov
eminent and it was freely stated at
the time that Prince Bibesco's re-
call was due to a disagreement with
M. Titulescu.
Other Paris SOjOurners
It was in Paris that a daughter
was born to Abdullah Entezam,
sometime secretary Of the Persian
legation In Washington, and his
wife, who was Miss Margaret
Hume. The baby Is described as
"a sweet little girl, with the look
Of the Hume clan, nostrils in the
air"
Kamel Bey and Alex wahaby,
both of whom were attached to the
Egyptian legation in Washington,
recently passed through Paris on
their way home. And at the mo.
nlent when my correspondent was
writing Mrs. Richard Lane and her
daughter, Miss Dorothea Lane,
were In town on their way home
9rom Florence.
They must have travelled fast upon
the heels of my letter, for they are
now back in town. They have been
away for the last eight months, and
during their absence Mrs Jessie
Emerson Moffett and her daughter,
Miss Idanthea Moffettt, had their
apartment at 2400 Sixteenth st.
y n \
The Acting Secretary of the
Treasury, Ogden Mills, will go to
Newport, r, l., the latter part of
next week to reioin Mrs. Mills.
Mrs. Robert Nelson Stanfield en-
kertained informally at luncheon.
During the absence of the Cuban
ambassador, who has sailed for
Europe, Don Rafael Rodriguez AL.
tunaga, counselor o. the Cuban le-
cation, will be charge d'affaires.
X X
Meyer Davis has left Washington
FOR Newport, r. l., where he will
spend some weeks.
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