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are expected TO arrive in this country
next month. Unofficial word has come
to the embassy here that the diplomat
and his wife will sail Saturday, March
81, on the Berengaria for this country.
The Minister Of FL Salvador, Senior
Or. Don Francisco A. Lima, who has
been in his native country for some
time, is expected to sail for this country
the first of next month.
The Minister of the Irish Free State,
Mr. Michael MacWhite, returned yes
terday from New York and viii again
leave this evening for that city, where
he will meet Mrs MacWhite, who is
arriving Monday on the steamship Mil
waukee from Europe. They will come
to Washington shortly after her arrival.
The Minister Of Nicaragua, Senior
DR.. Don Juan a Sacasa, has returned
to the legation after spending several
days in New York, where he was the
guest Of honor at q luncheon given by
the Pan-American Society yesterday.
The newly appointed Minister of
Panama, Senior DR.. Harodio Arias, and
Sonora de Arias, are expected to sail
at the end Of this month for the Unised
States.
Senior Arias succeeds Senior DR.. Don
Ricardo J. Alfaro, now President of
Panama.
The newly appointed Minister of Can
ada, Mr.. W. D. Herridge, K. c., will
probably come to the Capital to assume
MS duties the later part Of May or
early In lime
The charge d'affaires Of Belgium,
Viscount de Lantsheere, is In New York,
where he went to attend a dinner. He
Is expected to return to Washington to-
morrow.
Nine. Rigaud, wife Of the charge
d'anaires Of Haiti, M. Numa Rigaud.
ana their small daughter Huguette have
arrived in washington for an indefinite
stay.
The counselor of the German embassy
and Frau KEEP are again in their home
on Idaho avenue after several weeks
stay in Bermuda. They have as their
guests over Sunday, DR.. KEEPS brother
ana siSter-in-law, DR.. Liesler KEEP and
Frau Kiep, who viii sail shortly fol
their home In Hamburg, Germany.
DR.. Otto Kiep will continue his duties
as counselor Of the embassy, though
spending much time in New York
where he is taking up his duties as Ger
man consul general, succeeding DR.
Karl Won Lewinsk. DR.. Otto Kiep and
Frau Kiep have taken an apartment Ia
the Sherry Netherland, on Fifth ave-
nue., but win not close their house here
until the end Of April.
The First Secretary of the MEXICAN
embassy and Sonora Donna Yvonne
Lynch de Campos-Ortiz sailed Tuesday
70 spend q fortnight in their home In
Mexico.
The newly appointed military attachC
OF the Chilean embassy, Col Carlos
Garflas, and Sonora de Garfias. are
planning to come to this country al
| the end Of April. Col. Garflas served
in this same ONCE three years ago anc
has many friends In Washington.
Col. Zorobabel Galeno. retiring mill.
tary attache, and Sonora de GalenC
will leave this country shortly after hii
successor arrives.
The newly appointed naval attach'
Of the Spanish embassy, Capt. Federico
Montreal y Pilon, who arrived in thu
Capital recently to take up his duties, i
established in his apartment at thu
Shoreham.
The former naval attache of the em.
bassy, Capt. Jose Iglesias y Abelaira ant
Sonora de Iglesias, sailed for Spain Sat
urday, March IA.
The air attache of the French EN-
bassy and Nine. Thenault will be joines
today by the latter's mother, Mrs. o. M
Spencer, who has spent six weeks o
more In Chicago.
The commercial secretary of tn
British embassy and Mrs. Pack enter
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