The Washington times., 1935-09-02

from their corners and pac
sport, is about to have the
more houses reopened and
families getting themselves
settled.
The dean of the diplomatic
corps. the ambassador of Great
Britain, Sir Ronald Lindsay, is
seeing fall arrive in the Brit.
ish Isles, but will be back here
before long, while Lady Lind
say is visiting Mrs. F. Bayard
Cutting, mother of the late
Senator Bronson Cutting, at
her home at Bar Harbor, Me.
The genial bachelor Envoy Of
Italy has remained in town for
the greater part of the warm
weather, committing to Blue
mont, Va. for the week-ends.
Holiday in France
Taking a late vacation, the
Ambassador of France and
Nine. De Laboulaye sailed a
week or so ago for Europe on
the Normandie. They, with
their children, plan to spend
some time-a very brief some
time-in a series of visits in
their home country before re-
turning to Washington.
Hollywood Farms on the
banks of the lazy South River,
near Annapolis has been the
summer home of the Ambassa-
dor of the Union Of Soviet So
cialist Republics and Nine.
Troyanovsky. The Envoy, him
self, has not been there so
very much, as he spent sew
eral weeks out on the Pacific
Coast, but he has rejoined his
family now for a short stay.
Japan, the land Of the cherry
blossoms, miniature gardens
and chrysanthemums, is always
thought of in connection with
gorgeous flowers. Perhaps that
had something to do with the
Nippon Ambassadors leasing
Rosebrook, the estate OF j. P. H.
Perry in New Canaan, Conn.
At any rate, Mr.. Saito and his
family have spent a happy sum-
mer there and doubtless there
will be a wee bit of regret when
they return next week to the
life in a busy Capital.
New Air Attache at Beach
The Spanish embassy has re-
Gently welcomed to its staff, the
new Air Attache, Comdr. Ramon
Franco, the famous flier, and
his charming young wife. After
saying their how-do-you-do's in
town they left for Rehoboth
Beach to do a little swimming
before the Atlatic tires OF her
summer placidity and starts IN
flashing the sand beaches and
rock-bound coasts with angry
waves.
The Minister of Guatemala,
Senior DR.. Don Adrian Recinos.
and his family are expected to
return to the Legation on 18th
Street the latter part of this
week from Ventnor, N. j., where
they have been since early in
the season.
The recently arrived Minister o.
Lithuania, Mr.. PovilaS Zadeikls,
left Washington Saturday aft
ernoon to be gone until tomor-
row. He and his popular wife
will be happy addition to the
Diplomatic Circle. They are
not at all what one might call
strangers. as they have been
making their home in New
York, where he was Consul Gen.
eral.
Rehoboth Beach has been in
deed the choice of many as their
favorite haunt. The Minister
of Iran and Nine. Djalal leased
a summer home there this year.
They returned to town Satur-
day and will remain here now,
with perhaps occasional trips
away.
Returns From New York
The Minister of the Union OF
South Africa, Mr.. Ralph Close,
has returned after being the
guest of Mr.. Raymond GorgeS
at his home in Onteora Park,
N. Y. Mrs. Close. who has been
with her daughter. Mrs. Wilfred
S. Mann, in London, will return
to the Capital about the middle
of the month.
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