The Washington herald., 1915-01-22
MRS. ELLIS WILL Be
| GUEST AT LUNCHEON
English Novelist and Lecturer. Who
Speaks This Morning. Will be
Royalty Entertained by Society.

Club and society women will spend
most of their time today in the enter
tainment of Mrs. Havelock Ellis, Eng
lish novelist. lecturer. philosopher. and
playwright. who is to give a lecture at
the auditorium of the Boston House at
IL o'clock. Mrs. Ellis has studied
much and had some unusual expert
ences from which she has evolved a
philosophy of life that has made her
\ books and plays so successful.
She says many pertinent things con-
Cerning events and customs which
open a new field OF thought to those
who hear her. She declares that
money should not touch love in any
way. Women must work out their own
economic independence. and the only
way to hold a husbands love and re-
spect is through economic indepcnd-
ence.
The home is the intrinsic thing. and
a woman should be as free to put on
her things and go away for time
as man. why should she. after
marriage. be Obliged to cuddle him
under the chin and say: II have
made good dinner for you so please
give me new hat"
At the luncheon at the Raleigh at
noon. there will be gathering of
prominent men and women from the
art literary and scientific circles OF
the city. Mrs Ellis is to give a
reading from some OF her own works
on Saturday afternoon at the Raleigh.
Following is list of some Of those
who will meet Mrs. Ellis AT tOday's
luncheon:
Mrs. BurlesOn. Mrs Bush Brown,
Miss Lathrop. Mrs. William Il. Brown
jr.. Mrs. Busbey. Miss Edith G. West
colt, Miss Grace Lincoln Temple. Mrs
Whitman Cross. Mrs. George Porter.
Mrs. LOwndes. Mrs. Slaydcn, Mrs
Rudolph Kaufman. Mrs. Thomas W.
Sidwell. Miss Rausch. Mrs. $ s. NOor-
hees. Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson. Mrs.
Gilbert Grosvcnor. Mrs. John Lowe.
Mrs. Fred V. COville. Mrs. W. +. HiIlc-
brand. Mrs. T. Janney brown. and
Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley.
Mrs. T. A. Williams. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas DuPuis, Mrs. Schroeder Shir-
ley. Mrs. Logan Waller Page. Mrs.
James. Mrs. Alwyn Williams. Nine. Ali
kuli Khan, Mrs. John Van Rensselaer,.
Dr. T \. Williams, Miss Alice l..
Wood, Mrs. +. r. Boyle, Mrs. Louis +.
Post. Mrs. c. r. Rafter, Mrs $. B. r.
RalstOn, Mrs Josephine D. Lowe. Mrs.
John {. Weldon. Mrs. Ernet Daniel,
Mrs. Sarah James, Mrs. + Pcntz Will
COX. Mrs james Iansburgh. Mrs. will
lam IIitz. Mrs. T. Berlincr. Mrs. Ellen
Mrs. Nettie Lovisa White. Miss Jean
Dean cole.
Mrs. Noyil Monroe Hopkins Mrs.
Christian HemmiCk. Mrs. Charles How
ry. Mrs. Huntington jackson, Mrs. Sin
clair Bowen, Mrs. r. l.. Casey. Mrs.
William Kent. Mrs. ellison Gardner.
Mrs. George Rubl"e. Mrs. George OdclI.
Mrs. Charles Marbury. Mrs. John Jay
White. Mrs. Dorothy Earle. Mrs. Rob
crt Baker. Mrs. Clarence Vincent. Miss
VintOn. Mrs. Henry r. Rain"y. Miss
BauEhman. Miss VI. T. Stratton, Mrs.
W. D. BEclow. Mrs. Is. X. Chestnut.
Mrs =. II. Woods, and Mrs. Rider
Miss Mary Addison lnEle. Mrs. Grace
Berry. Mrs. T. Janney Brown, Mrs.
James II. HensIcy. Mrs. Ernest T..
Bicknell. Miss Cora NeaIe, Mrs. Sarah
X Lamb. Mrs. Balser. Mrs. Giles Scott
Rafter. Mrs. William q. Brown, Mrs.
Sarah 5. James. Mrs. Richard Sylves-
ter. Miss Eliza Lord. Miss Edith {.
WestCOtt Mrs Sidney Burleson, Miss
Grace l.. Temple. Mrs Whitman Cross.
Mrs. George Porter. Mrs LOwdnes,
Mrs. Slayden. Mrs. Rudolph Kauff-
mann. Mrs. HavclOck Ellis. Mrs. X. q.
Busbey and Miss LathrOp.