The Washington times., 1920-01-19
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Lansngs Give Dnn-Mss Wilson Observation-Disclosures to Fan
American Conference Feed

Thursday evening from . to Il
o'clock.
Plan Crusuds ON N. &. OF L..
Mrs. Henry 3. Patterson, OF Ne"
York, who IL the guest OF her par
ents, Col. aud Mrs Archibald nap
kins, will speak before the msetihs
tomorrow morning Of the Honsekeep-
ers' Alliance, TO be held In the
room OF the Willard.
The meeting IL for the purpose OF
hIrthering plans for a union OF home
seekers TO reduce the high cost o.
! living and stAndardiEe homemaklhs
| conditions. After a brief program;
the discussion will be open 10 al
women.
Mrs. Albert Sidney BuTleson' MIS-
Archibald Hopkins, Mrs. wallace hau
cliffe, Mrs. Matthew T. scout aho
Mrs. Howard HOdgkins are among thS
scores or prominent women VINO aIe
Interested in the movement ana the
committee In charge or the meetlhs
includes Mrs. Rose Gouveneur Hoes'
| chairman; Mrs. w. ID. Bigiow' Mrs'
William IL. Chamberlin. ana Mrs
Grace Porter Hopkins.
Senator Thomas p. Gore. who Is In
New York with Mrs. Gore. is expectou
| back In town tonight. Mrs. Gore VIII
| remain some days longer.
| The Attorney General and Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer will be guests OF
honor at the box party which MISS
| Natalie Sellers Barnes Is giving 10
night for Mrs. Lawrence Brun' VINO s
| staying with her. The party viii De
| at the Belasco Theater,. where the per
formance will be given as peheht
for the fund TO raise a great ma
| tional peace carlton in Washington.
Capt. r. r. Lu Entertains.
Capt. T. Y. Lu. naval attache OF the
| Chinese legation. entertained at dln-
ner last evening at the Shorenam' y,
| having among his guests Capt. L. T.
Craven, u. 8. N; Comdr. w. w. Gal
braith. u. 8. NJ: Lieut. Comdr. G. Il.
| Brandt, ". 8. N, and Young kwai'
| charge daffaires of China; Mr.. Lin
gon, second secretary of the legation;
IY. c. Yang. private secretary TO the
minister, and Mr.. Koo, and Lieut..
Chufo Lin, assistant naval attache OF
the legation.
| Nine. Maeterlinck will accompany
her husband. Maurice Maeterlinck,
when he comes to Washington at the
end OF this week. They will be en-
| Itertained at several dinner parties,
including one at the Belgian embassy.
NJ. Maeterlinck will speak at the Be
lasco Theater on Sunday afternoon
under the auspices OF the Washing
| ton Chamber Music Society.
| Mrs. william II. King. wife of Sem
| ator King; Mrs. James Fl. Moyle, wife
| Of the Assistant Secretary OF the
| Treasury; and Miss Moyle will be at
\ home on Saturday afternoon, from
3 to I o'clock, at 2649 Woodley road.
Birthday Party.
Miss Margaret Swindell, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swindell. gave a
| birthday party at the Columbia
l Country Club Saturday evening. The
| guests included Misses Reba Dough-
| ton. Betty Warner Lois Trecher,
| Minerva Kendall and Mary Louisa
Maynard. and Mr.. and Mrs Fred
: Swindell The table decorations were
primroses and tearoses.
| Mrs. William G. Kinsman entertain
| ed at a miscellaneous shower on Tues
day at her residence, 1914 Delafield
street, in honor of Miss Lucy Lee
and Miss Evelyn Offut. The house
was effectively decorated, the color
scheme being pink, and the center
| piece was of sweet peas, with a
| bridal bell suspended overhead. A
buffet luncheon was served, Mrs. Rob-
ert III. Lewis presiding at the table.
The favors were miniature Kewpies.