The Washington times., 1930-07-25
CubanIE
Holds Two
Posts
0restes Ferrara Represents
His Country in Japan as
Well as the U. S. A.

Europe with Sonora Ferrara,
will 20 to Japan In the early
fall after attending the session
of the League Of Nations in
Geneva. It is understood that
the ambassador will leave a
charge d'affaires in Tokyo and
will return to Washington from
there.
It is quite the usual thing
for an envoy in Washington to
be accredited to another coun-
try nearby, or even in the
same hemisphere, but for an
ambassador to have a second
post so far away is more extra
ordinary.
Three Countries
The Austrian minister, Edgar
Prochnik, has recently been
appointed minister to Mexico,
and, with his family, will leave
for Mexico City the first of
August. Mr.. Prochnik will as
sumo the responsibilities of
being envoy to three countries
when he presents his credentials
to President Ortiz Rubio next
m 9th, as he is also Austrian
minister to Cuba, in addition to
his duties in washington. Ty-
tus FelipowicZ. ambassador of
Poland, also is accredited to
Mexico.
Marriage Plans
Miss Helen Bradshaw, the
daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bradshaw, of STRAIT
ford, and niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bradshaw, of
Bridgeport, will be married to
Albert j. Henderson, of PhillS-
burg, N. j., on August 9 at 6
p. m, in the Methodist Church
of New London, Conn.
After the ceremony a recep-
ton will be held at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. C. F. Brad
shaw, of New London. Miss
Bradshaw is a graduate Of
Wheaton College, class of 1925.
Mr.. Henderson was educated
in England.
Senator James Watson was
host at a luncheon on the Will
lard roof yesterday.
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In Racine
Representative and Mrs.
Henery Allen Cooper have re-
turned to their home in Ra-
cine, Wis, where Mr.. Cooper
is recuperating from the ef-
fects of a severe fall suffered
several weeks ago.
Senator Wesley L. Jones, OF
Washington, and Mrs. Jones
and their grandson, H. B.
Jones, jr., are leaving for their
home in Seattle. They will
make the trip by motor, STOP
ping in several mid-Western
cities en- route. The Senator
and Mrs. Jones plan to pass
the summer at their home.
VI Sailing
Mrs. Albert Gore and her
son, Philip Larner Gore, sailed
today on the SIS. France for
several months in the Austrian
Tyrol. Mr. Gore just returned
to Washington from camp at
Madison Barracks, New York.
Captain Gore is making a Sc
ries Of visits on the West Coast
and will join Mrs. Gore and
their son in September in
Washington, when they will
move into their new home on
Wesley Heights.
Mrs. Charles Trueman Lam
ham, who has been visiting her
parents, Col. and Mrs. Nelson
Gapen, since her return from
residence in the Canal Zone,
will sail from New York tomor-
row for France, where she will
be met by Lieutenant Lanham.
They will spend the coming
year in Paris, where both will
study at the Alliance Francaise
and at the Sorbonne.
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Takes Cottage
Mrs. Frank Barrows Freyer,
wife of Captain Freyer, U. S.
N, has taken a house at
Swampscott, Mass, for the
summer, and is there with her
daughter, Miss Engracia Freyer.
Captain Freyer's ship. the Tren-
ton, will be at the Boston
Navy Yard until the middle of
September, and Mrs. Freyer is
near enough for him to pass
Week-ends at home.
Miss Alice Hyde and Anson
Hyde, daughter and son of DR..
and Mrs. Charles Wilbur Hyde,
are visiting in Ohio for several
weeks. They are dividing their
time as guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Arthur j. Hyde. at Massillon,
and DR.. and Mrs. D. c. Hyde, in
Columbus. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turin Bradford
Boone have returned to Wash.
ington from a weeks motor trip
on the New Jersey coast. They
also visited in Philadelphia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j.
McLarney and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. McLarney, jr, are in
Atlantic City for a brief visit,
staying at the Chalfonte-Had-
don Hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Watkins,