Evening star., 1947-08-10
Diplomats Oft,
OrVacati0ms;
Others Returw
Danish, Finnish
ENJOYS Are Back
By Katharine M. Brooks

Midsummer finds many of the
diplomats off on vacations. The
Mexican Ambassador and Sonora de
Espinoso de los Monteros are in
Mexico where they went by plane
Friday. They will return to Wash
ington the end of this week.
The Philippine Ambassador, Mr..
Joaquin M. Elizalde, is in Los An
geles with his brother, Mr.. Manuel
Elizalde and will not return to
Washington until next week. He is
expecting to be in SAM Francisco
when the newly appointed United
States Ambassador to the Philip
pines and Mrs. Emmet G. O'Neal
reach there en- route to Manila.
When the Philippine Ambassador
returns to Washington he will begin
his preparations for his trip to Lon
don to attend the International
Monetary Fund. conference which
will be held there in September.
The Danish Ambassador, Mr..
Henrik de Kaufman, reached
Washington Thursday from Den
mark and left the following day to
jom Nine. de Kaufman and their
family at Observation-Disclosures.
He will be with them for fortnight
before returning to Washington.
The Counselor Of the Embassy,
Mr.. Povl Bang-Jensen, who was
charge daffaires during the Ambas-
sadors visit in Denmark, left early
last week to join his family on Cape
Cod. When he returns the end OF
this month Nine Bang-Jensen and
their children will accompany him.
The Secretary of the Embassy,
Count Adam Moltke- -Huitfeldt, sailed
yesterday for Sweden to poin Count
ess Moltke- -Huitfeldt, who has been
visiting there since early summer.
They will go on to Denmark before
returning to Washington the end OF
September.
ambassador in Vest
The Iraq Ambassador, Mr.. Ali
Jawdat, after spending the early
summer at Eaglesmere, Pa, has gone
to Colorado where Nine. Jawdat will
ioin him this week. Nine. JaWdat
has been in Atlantic City for a short
stay since leaving Eaglesmere.
The Attache of the embassy and
Nine. Pachachi, son-in-law and
daughter of the Ambassador and
Nine. Jawdat, went to Eaglesmere
Friday for few weeks stay. Nine.
Pachachi will join her parents IN
Colorado for a part of their stay
and return to Washington with
them.
The new Second Secretary OF the
embassy, Mr.. Amin Mumayic and
Nine. Mumayic accompanied by
their three children arrived last
week and have taken the house at
2841 29th street.
The new Ecuadorean Ambassador
and Sonora de Ponce will entertain
about 200 guests this afternoon at 5
o'clock in the embassy to celebrate
the anniversary of the independence
of their country. There will be dane
ing and native dishes will be on the
menu for the supper party.
The Finnish Minister, DR.. K. T.
Jutila, will arrive in New York to-
day from his home in Finland where
he has been for month or six
weeks.
The Ethiopian Minister and Nine.
Imru were joined yesterday by their
son, Mr.. Michael Imru who arrived
in Boston Friday. Young Mr.. Imru,
now in his middle teens, came from
London and will spend his mid
summer vacation from school in this
country. The Minister and his son
will make an extensive tour Of this
country before he returns to resume
his studies.
The newly appointed United
States Minister to Ethiopia, Mr..
George Robert Merrell, was in
Washington for a few days last week
and now is on leave before taking
off for his new post. Mr.. Merrell
formerly was Minister at New Delhi.
The retiring United States Minis
ter at Adds Ababa, Mr.. Felix Cole,
who has been at that post since the
middle of November, is expected to
return to this country shortly and
will report to the department here
before being reassigned.
The irish Minister and Mrs.
Nunan are leaving today for Ireland
for short stay and will be back
early in September.