The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-03-17
Ambassador viii Move to Place
in Bellevue Avenue Next
June.
INVITATIONS ARE RECALLED
Envoy Calls OFF Dinner When
MarshaIls Leave for Sena-
tor ShiveIy's Funeral.

The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff have leased Stone Villa, In
Bellevue avenue, Newport. for the COM
ing season. and expect to establish the
embassy there in June. This will be
the fourth summer which the Ambassa-
dor and Mime. Bakhmeteff have spent
at Newport.
Invitations for the dinner which The
Ambassador and Nine. Bakhmeteh were
to have given this evening Tor the Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall were re-
called. as Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall have
gone to Indiana for the funeral OF Sen.
ator shively.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Richardson
Glover have cards out for young peo-
pies dinner Mt the Chevy Chase Club
Wednesday evening.
Medical Director and Mrs. Francis 8.
Nash will also entertain ~ dinner for
their daughter, Miss Carolyn Nash. at
the club that evening
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Mrs. Dimock Hostess.
Mrs. Henry +. Dimock will be
among the dinner hostesses OF this
evening, entertaining in compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sherbourne
Hardy, OF Boston, and Mrs. Frederick
Thompson, of New York. who are her
guests.
number of dinners have been ar
ranged to precede the Friday even
ing dance at the Willard this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis will en-
tertain guests at their residence in
Bancroft place, taking their party
later to the DANCE. and Mr. and Mrs.
young peoples dinner for their sons
David Karrick and James L. Karrick,
Jr:
The Misses Burleson. daughters Of
the Postmaster General. will also en-
tertatn few young people informal
ly at dinner. and Miss Callie Hoke
Smith will have two or three guests
dining informally with her.
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At Home This Afternoon.
Mrs. Richmond 7. Davis will be at
home this afternoon at her apart
A.. Shippon and Mrs. s, ]. Bayard
Schindel will preside at the tea table.
Mrs. Wilson Patroness.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is one OF the
patronesses for the bag sale In aid of
the Red Cross. March -, at Rauschcr's.
The sale will be under the auspices OF
n committee. OF which Miss Mabel 4.
Boardman is chairman, and which in
cludes Mrs. William Crozicr Mrs r.. A.
Keep, Mrs. Robert Patterson. Mrs.
Marshall Field, Mrs Joseph Letter. Mrs
y. IL. q; Slater. and Mrs. Richard
Townsend. The patronesses of the varl-
Gus booths are: Miscellaneous bags.
Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Champ Clark. in
and fancy work bags. Mrs. Edward
Douglas White. Mrs. Joseph Mckenna
Mrs. Charles f. Hughes, Mrs. Willis
van Devanter. Mrs. Mahlon Pitney;
Burleson, Mrs. Lane: comfort bags for
soldiers and sailors, Mrs. Daniels. Mrs.
Franklin Roosevelt, Mrs. Hugh Scott, IN
charge OF the united service ladies;
lures will be: "A mere bagatelle."
sportsman's bag, grab bags for children,
and tea bag tables.
The sale, which will last from till Z,
Will be followed by a micareme ball.
Mrs. Henry c. Bonniecastle. wife of
Captain Bonniecastle, of the Sixth In
fantry. and her three children will ar
rive in Washington tomorrow from III
faso to he the guest of Mrs. Bonnie
castles mother. Mrs. l.. =. Kennedy.
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Mrs. Foraker Here.
Mrs, Joseph Benson Foraker, Jr.. OF
Cincinnati. accompanied by Mrs. John
w. Williams, of Philadelphia. are at the
Willard.
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James b. Regain, of New York, who
is at the Shoreham, entertained a COM
pany at dinner there last night in the
rose room.
Senator j. Lewis was host at lunch
con party In the rose room OF the
Shoreham yesterday.
. DR.. and Mrs. William II. Fox have
returned to their home in Jefferson
place after short absence from town.
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