Evening star., 1933-10-08
Busy Calendar Is Ahead
For Diplomatic Circles
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Laura Elizabeth Curtis and Mr.. George
Herbert BostWick
Nine. Simopoulos, who has been in
New York since leaving Nonquit. where
she spent the Summer, was joined in
New York Friday by the Minister, ard
will accompany him to Washington to-
night or tomorrow
The Minister of Sweden and Nine
Bostrom are esta taDlished in the legation,
after spending the Summer in their
Scandinavian home. They arrived in
New York Friday, and came at once
to Washington, where their daughter,
Mile. Pauline Bostror,. will join them
later in the season.
The Minister of Norway and Nine
Bachke, who sailed from Bremen
Thursday aboard the Europa, are ex-
pected to arrive in New York Wednes-
day, and will come to Washington
Immediately.
The Minister of Czechoslovakia and
Nine Veve-ka, accompanied by their
daughter, Mile Nella VeVerka, and their
son. Ferdinand Veverka, will arrive in
Baltimore aboard the City Of Newport
News, Wednesday. They will be met
there by members of the legation staff
and the Czechos!oVak consul general
in New York, Mr.. Jaroslav Novak.
The Minister OF Venezuela and
Sonora de Arcaya have with them
their niece, Senorita Elena Almenar,
who will remain through The Autumn
and early Winter.
The Minister of Ecuador, Cant.
Colon Eloy Alfaro. will return this eve
ming to his apartment in the May
flower from New York, where he is
spending few days with his young
son, who is in school there Sonora
&c Ataro will join the Minister in
Washington the end CT the year when
the son also will come TO the Capita!
ard continue his studies here.
The Minister of China and Nine.
Sc. who are in England have post
poncd their return and will not sail
for this country until the end of the
month.
TIE Minister of Siam, Prince
Damras Damrong DevakuIa. and the
attache of the legation, Mr.. Snga Nil
liamhaeng. will return to WASHINGTON
the middle CT the week from New
York, where they are staying at the
Waldorf Astoria.
The Minister cf Persia and Nine.
Djalal will return Wednesday from New
TC!k, where they went after tla CDen-
ing Of the exhibit Of Persian rugs and
fandlcraft which hey attended IN Ros-
ton Thur1G2y. They Will attend the
opening cf an exhibit Of Iranian art in
the Metropolitan Museum in New York
tomorrow.
The Minister of Portugal and Senhora
de Blanchi accompanied bv the first
secretary of the legation, Senior da
Silva, are IN New York for a few DAYS
and will return to Washington Tuesday
The charge d'ahaues Of Egypt. Mich
olaS Khalil Bey, Will be host at a re-
cePtion tomorrow afternoon from to 7
C'clcck in the legation. at 1901 Massa-
Chusetts avenue, in celebration of the
anniversary Of the accession Of his
majesty King F0uad I to the throne
The charge dafaires Of Norway and
Baroness Beck-Friis are expected to
move TO their WaSl-nTton home at the
end Ct this weel; f1-rl West River, Nd
where they have had a cottage through
the Summer.
The retiring military attache of the
French embassy and Nine Pillon will
give up their apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel the middle of the week and
will sail Saturday for their home in
France Gen. and Nine Pillon have
been in Washington a comparatively
short time and have made many friends
here.
The first secretary of the Spanish
embassy. SenOr Don Luis de Olivares.
viii return Tuesday from short stay
in New York, where he Went the middle
OF tie week.
The secretary Of the Polish embassy.
NJ Joseph McscIcki. has moved from
the embassy to the house at 5l19
| Thirty eighth street which he has
leased fer the season. NJ. Moscicki
will go to New York Tuesday to meet
Nine Moscicka, who is expected to ar
rive Wednesday aboard the Rex from
Europe, where she has been for many
months They will come to Washing
ton later in the week.