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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY
How Many Ambassadors Will President
yolidge Find Awaiting His Return?
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Two New Envoys Have
Been Named Already;
Others Probable
Just how many ambassa
dors will President Coolidge
| '-find awaiting his return from
Brule?
Last year when he came
back from the Black Hills he
found two standing on his
doorstep, frock-coated and
high-hatted, ready for him
to' give them the recognition
that would make them their
governments* representatives.
These were the Chilean
Ambassador, Senor Davila,
and the Belgian Ambassador,
‘His Highness .Prince Albert
de Ligne, both of whom were
L given the approving hand in
October.
Two Envoys
Thus far there are .two lined
Up for the presidential home
coming—the ambassador from
Japan, Katsuji Debuchi, and
the envoy from Argentina, Dr.
Emanuel Malbran, who was
named in the spring to succeed
the former ambassador, Honono
de Pueyrredon.
There has been a report that
the Italian ambassador, Giacomo
de Martino, would be replaced
by Count Volpi, who has re
cently completed three years as
minister of finance in the Mus
solini cabinet, being relieved
from this duty by 11. Duce on
July 10. This gave rise to the
rumor that Count Volpi would
realize an ambition to be ris
’ country’s representative in
Washington. >
Count Volpi Was the head of
the-Italian delegation to Wash
ington. a few years ago, that no
gotiated the funding of the Italian
debt to this country.
Mew* From Peru
Then, m the news a few dgys
ago was the report of a shake-up
in tfie Peruvian cabinet. And
usually when such an upheaval
takes place it means changes in
the diplomatic representatives of
g country.
So it is possible that there will
be a successor to Dr. Hernan Ve
larde, the present Peruvian Am
bassador: Dr. Velarde is next to the
British Ambassador in rank now,
and he would be the dean of the
diplomatic corps should he be
here when another envoy is sent
from Great Britain.
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From Newport
The Rumanian minister, Mr.
Cretziano, will return to Washing
» ton today from Newport, R. 1.,
where he has been the guest of
Mrs. Duncan Camerbn, of Wash
ington, who has a cottage there
for the season.
♦ ♦ ♦
Representative and Mrs. Fred
Britten were the honor guests at
dinner last evening of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederic D. McKenney, who
entertained at their country home
near Kensington.
Representative and Mrs. Britten
will go to New Tork tomorrow to
flail on Saturday tor six weeks*
stay in Europe.
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glas Robinson at their summer
home there.
Miss Helen Robinson, daughter
of the Assistant ''Secretary and
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Herkimer after passing a week
here as the guest of Commander
and Mrs. Thomas at Greystone
their estate in Rock Creek Park.
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The Naval Attache of the Brazil
ian Embassy, Capt. Frederico Vil
lar. has returned to Washington
after passing several days with
Colonel Robert Thompson on his
yacht cruising around the New
England coast.
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Mrs. Cary D. Langhorne is pars
ing a few days at the St. Regis
hotel, New Tork.
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In Connecticut
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Samuel
Warren Miller left today for
Sputhport, Conn., where they will
be for several weeks. During
their absence their aparment at
TWt Crescent Place will be occu
pied by Mrs. George Wellington
Graham and Miss Elizabeth
Thurston Laurson.
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Mrs*. James Pennebaker will
return the latter part of August
from California, where she has
been visiting relatives.
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Brig. Gen. Georges A. L. Du
mont, retiring military attache
of the French embassy, was feted
in New York last evening on the
eve of his departure for his home
in France.
It was a double celebration—the
sixtieth anniversary of the gen
eral as well as the date of his
retirement from service in the
French army.
First General Dumont was the
honor guest at dinner given by
the Franco-American Society at
the Union Club. And later he
was entertained at a supper dance
in the roof garden of the Wal
dorf-Astoria with a group of his
friends as hosts.
The guests included Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Hanson E. Ely, Miss
Madge Ely, Admiral and Mrs.
Charles P. Plunkett, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Hugh A. Drum. Brig.
Gen. Otho B. Rosenbaum, Col. and
Mrs. George W. Burleigh. Col.*
Franklin Q. Brown, Col. and Mrs.
Stephen O. Fuqua and Miss
Fuqua, Col. and Mrs’ John P.
Byrne, Col. and Mrs. Paul Free
man, Col. Frank Morrow, M.
Maxim Mongendre. French consul
general; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cour
nand. Consul and Mrs. Andre
Brouzet, Mrs. Paul Foley, Major
Phillip ’Rhinelander, Capt. and
Mrs. Charles W. Berry, Capt.
Twining Tousley, Pierpont’Morgan
Hamilton. Cart Lee, of Cleveland;
Webb Hilbert, Lieut. Robert N.
Kichelsdoeffer, Captain Dalton,
Captain Cookson. Lieutenant
Hutchins. Lieutenant and Mrs.
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Richardson. *
Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Payne,
of Evanston, 111., announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Katharine Goiasborough, to Lieut.
George Van Horn Moseley, jr.,
of Washington. Lieutenant Mose
ley is a graduate- of West Point
and Miss Payne is an active
member of the Junior League.
The wedding will take place in
w. an. ~ ,
Mr. and Mrs. William P.
Cooper, of Pittsburgh, are at
the Grace Dodge for an .ex
tended stay. With them are
Miss Suzanne Finley and
Howard Hampton, of Pittsburgh.
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Chile Will See Fight
With Ambassador
The Chilean ambassador, Senor
Davila, is planning to go to
Detroit to attend the fight to
morrow evening between Stanis
laus Loayza, Chilean pugilist,
and Jimmy McLarnin, American
from the Pacific Coast, who are
two of the most prominent con
tenders for the lightweight cham
pionship. w
The will have with
him the noted Chilean editor,
Ramon de Latundo, who is his
guest at the embassy. Senor de
Latundo is on his first visit to
this country—having arrived in
New York about two months ago.
While in Detroit the Ambassa
dor and the editor will be guests
of the Governor of Michigan.
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Representative Sol Bloom, of
New York, has arrived in Wash
ington for a brief visit and is
staying at the Mayflower. Rep
resentative Bloom returned from
Europe a few days ago, where he
had gone early in the summer as
American delegate to the Inter
national Copyright Conference
held in Rome.
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