Monday, Oct. 20, 1924
Leave Season
Secretary Hughes has been kept busy giving charges and conferring with his Ambassadors and Ministers, a great many of whom are now on leave in this country.
P: Edgar A. Bancroft, newly appointed Ambasssador to Japan, recently left Washington after having received his parting instructions.
P: James R. Sheffield, new Ambassador to Mexico, was in the Capital for the same purpose a day or two after Mr. Bancroft.
P: Myron T. Herrick, Ambassador to France, went to Washington for final conferences before returning to his post in Paris.
P: Alanson B. Houghton, Ambassador to Germany, dropped in at the State Department while on leave.
P: Henry P. Fletcher, Ambassador to Italy, recently arrived on two months' leave.
P: Albert H. Washburn, Minister to Austria, is also back.
P: Peter A. Jay, Minister to Roumania, has been holding conferences at the State Department.
P:John D. Prince, Minister to Denmark, has been at home on leave.
P: Arthur H. Geissler, Minister to Guatemala, is here and, incidentally, has been entertaining the Senoritas Concha and Leonor Orellana, daughters of the President of Guatemala.
P: Robert W. Bliss, Minister to Sweden, is spending two months' leave at Washington.
P:Fred M. Bearing, Minister to Portugal, is at home in the Capital.
P: Jacob G. Schurman, Minister to China, is on his way home.