Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26

State and Mrs. Lansing in honor OF
Mr. Boris Bakhmetieff and the other
members Of the Russian commission.
uis rova1 h,ehness. Prince Udine, and
the other members of the Italian mis-
sion, who have been on q nor.heLh
tour for some days. returned to WASH
ington this afternoon.
Baron Ludovic Moncheur and the
other members Of the Belgian mission
will entertain at dinner tomorro"
evening at the LArz Anderson house.
in Massachusetts avenue.
The Belgian minister to China, Mr..
Paul May, who is en- route TO MS posi-
is the guest while at washington OF
the Belgian minister, MI. de Cafuer oe
yesterday the third assistant secre-
+.ry ~ state and Mrs. Breckenridge
Long gave a luncheon in honor of MT
Nav who will leave Thursday 1or the
west. a, ., hi.
dtniomatjc career was attached to the
washington legation. and was one OF
the most popular young nachelors Oh
the corps.
Tho italian ambassador and Countess
4, Ce,lere returned to Washington yes
terday from New York. where they
hive been several days with the 1tal-
ian cOninlSsioii.
Mrs James Mcdonald was hostess ut
| a large dinner party last evening. en-
tertaining at her rssi s Mn IN Mas s.,,
mas. the greater part OF the summer in
california, going to Honolulu possibly
fer a visit of few weeks. She will
leave washington early In July and
Arthur Bradley Campbell who will be
With her for a few weeks before join
ing tha reserve ofilcer8 camp at Fort
Myer. the 18th Of August
Mra f. T. Porcher, who 10 visiting
nor Sisters. Mrs. Delos Blodgett and
Mrn. Charles Graves Matthew'S enter-
ltatned at a young peoples dinner last
Blodgett and Miss MAIZE Porcher were
among the guests.
Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo, accom-
panied by Miss sally McAdoo and little
| ELLEN Wilson McAdoo. left this morn
! ing to motor to Buena Vista Springs
Pa. where they will take possession of
the cottage which they have leased for
the summer months.
| The Secretary will return TO Wash
| ineton later in the week and plans to
| ioin his family off and on during the
summer whenever his duties permit
| NJ de Billy entertained at dinner
at the Shoreham last night. having among
his guests Lieut.. and Baronne de la
Grange. naval attache Of the French en-
bassy. and Nine. de Blanpre, Capt. Due
de Guiche, NJ. Tardieu, chief of
tho permanent French commission:
Duchesse de Richelieu, Vicomte Dejean.
M. Casenava, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren %.
Robbins. Mr.. Colvile Barclay Of the Brit
ish embassy. Commandant Requin, Misses
Patten. NJ Level and Baron jacques de
lNeuhize-
Tho Congressional Club win give a
picnic tea tomorrow afternoon in Rock
Creek Park The members will meet at
tho clubhouse at 4:30 and 90 from there
| to the 18th street reservoir in the mark
where the tea will be served
Lord Eustace Percy was host at a
luncheon at Dover house on Sunday.
! Mrs. Royal b. Bradford will close her
rouSe carly in the week when she will
go to th.t",';io'' l'. whore s,,o has
.t.,cn y cottage for the summer. scaaou
! h.rs Bradford %.ll h;iye oS her guests thi.
iurlmcr her ',auEair-. Mrs Clarence A
| Richard ard her little son
Mrs. John r. Larner. accor1panied nv
Miss Larner and her younger daughters,
will leave Washington tomorrow for their
| summer home at Miflin, Pa
Mrs. Reeve Lewis. accompanied by her
young son. Reeve Lewis jr., will leave to-
morrow for Bass Rocks, Mass, where thsy
will spend the summer.
Mn Charles Y. Whssasr mn wsaeen.-
ISsa yesterday morning for AhGnoaia,