The Washington herald., 1914-07-11

Mr.. Scherbatskoy, and Nina Scherbat-
skoy did not accompany the embassy 70
Newport. but are located for the summer
at Shenandoah Alum Springs, Va.
With the departure next Wednesday of
the Naval Attache and Nine. Vassiiieff,
who expect to pass the remainder Of the
summer in Europe, the members Of the
embassy will include in addition to the
Ambassador and Nine. Bakhmeteff only
the counselor, Mr.. Joseph MelIkofl, and
Mr.. Boris Yonine, the FIRST and second
secretaries, respectively. who are at New
port. and the commercial attache. Mr..
Medzikhoysky, who is sdll in Washing
ton
The majority of the naval and military
attaches of embassies and legations.
with the exception OF those OF Russia,
are still remaining in the United States
this summer, and the majority in Wash
ington with only short visits to cooler
places.
Mr.. Jonkheer de Beauford, who has re-
turend to Washington as secretary OF
legation from the Netherlands. has tai
en- an apartment at Rauscher's Mr.. de
Beaufort. who began his career in Wash
ington nearly five years ago. has had
considerable experience in foreign Euro
pean chanceries. He comes to Wash
AAOHl hd4Tlu
Washington and New York are both in.
terested in the sale of the Oak Hill es>
tate, near Delaplane, Va to A. B.
Baird, Of New York The property as
sold by its recent owner. Mr.. F. WEBB
Maddox, comprises nearly 800 acres, and
was once the home Of Chief Justice John
Marshall
Mr. Baird will take possession in time
f0y- ~ F,H hun
attracting many Northern people to this
region Of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair left yes
terday for Newport. where they have
house for the season.
Mrs. Richard c. Parker has gone to
White Sulphur Springs, Va, to remain
through the winter.
Mr.. J. B. Mckenzie. OF San Francisco.
accompanied by Mrs. Mckenzie and son.
have arrived in Washington for an eX-
tended stay. They have taken an apart
ment at Hotel Powhstan while remain
ing here.
An engagement just announced from
White Sulphur Springs and of great in
terest to Washington society Is that OF
Miss Alice Lewis. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thornton Lewis, OF Cincinnati, to
Mr. Frank Bolts. OF Louisville, Ky.
Miss Lewis, who has been a frequent
visitor TO Washington. is. through her
mother. a great-niece of the late Presi-
the Lewis family. of Virginia She made
her debut less than three years ago, and
is a charming and accomplished girl as
we'll as great social favorite.
Word has been received here OF the
death of Mrs. Barber. wife Of Capt.
Francis NJ. Barber. L. 8. N, retired, on
July 4, at Montreaux, Switzerland, where
Capt. and Mrs. Barber were passing the
summer.
Mr.. Amos F. Emo has arrived at Sara
toga, where he will pass the season at
his cottage on North Broadway.
Miss y. R. Taylor and Miss D. Granger,
Of Wynnwood. Pa. are making brief
visit to Washington and while here are
guests at Hotel Powhatan.
washingtonians at the WoIcott. New
York City, include Mrs. z. X. Webster
and Miss Frances NJ. Webster. Mrs. F.
o. Woodruff. and Miss G. Woodruff.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran has re-
turned from Atlantic City and will pass
some time at her Sheridan Circle home
before going to the Virginia Springs for
the remainder OF the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Hollineld, of Georgetown.
will sail from New York today on the
St. Paul TO pass the remainder OF the
summer in England. They will be Joined
later by Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Fits.
Of Chicago
Mai Gen. and Mrs. Leonard Wood have
given up their home at Fort Myer and
gone to New York, where Gen. Wood
Miss Mohun has gone to warrenton for
a short visit to her brother and sister
ln-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. r. II. l. MOhun.
who have Joined the large colony Of per
manent residents in the vicinity OF the
Virginia town
Mr.. Richard n. Brooke. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Berry, Miss Elizabeth Berry,
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson are
other Washington visitors now being en-
tertained by Warrenton friends.
Rear Admiral Berry and family will
leave the last of the week to spend the |
remainder of the summer at Woodbury. |
Forest, Va.
Mr. W J. Warner, OF Rochester. n. Y, |
by Mr.. and Mrs B. Mohler. |
nntored to Washington after a brief |
stop at Atlantic City and Philadelphia |
Pa. They are guests at Hotel Powhatan |
turing their stay here.
Mrs. r. II. Travers and Miss Travers, |
who are expected at Bar Harbor for |
August, are at the Imperial Hotel, Mar
-agansett Pier, for several weeks.
REGISTERED at the Hotel MeAlpin from /
during the past week. have
1een: T. NJ. Fay, Mrs r. c. Door, J. /
<. Born. r. ID. Higgins, H. L. Perkins,
lanes p McCurdy, p. L. Hunt, C. II. /
Ridenour, ]. c. Ralston, Pedro Raj Qua
Ira, Mrs. W. z. Hilton, Kenneth W. /
Cugle, T A. WitherspOon. Huntington W.
Jackson, 8. H. Smith. George W. Rea,
/, v. Gambler. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas |
Green. Mrs Wilson, ]. T. TiIley. Mr. /
md Mrs d. E. Brown, E. Spanler, A.
:. p. Shoemaker Mr.. and Mrs. T. o.
Creighton, August @. GuthsIm, William /
/. Martin, r. Zubaran, c. P. Townsend,
O. S. Fawcett. Miss c. W. De Costa, II,
O.. ParLins Miss Gladva Inuea NJ aan