The Washington times., 1920-05-22
HAPPENINGS IN CIETY
RomanOs Go to New YOrk-Mrs H almond Entertains
General Gibson's Birthday Party


the beautiful weather contributing no
little 10 the success OF the Afternoon
Mr.. And Mrs. Robert Lansing and
her mother. Mrs. John w. Foster. win
have . family party with them over
tho weak end. Mrs. Fosters son-in-
Law and daughter. the Rev. and Mra
A. NJ Dulles. have arrived from Aub-
urn, N. r.. and will be Joined here By
their sons, Allen Dulles. Of the consul
'iasr service, and John Foster Dulles.
who are retudning from Eudope-
During her husbands absence Mrs
John Foster Dulles has been making
her home In Warrington
Nine Christian Haugs will entertain
| 1T dinner tonight and will also be
hostess at dinner next Saturday
| evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Anderson will
| attend the Devon Horse Show next
week and will be guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Archibald Barklie at Inver House
Wayne. Pa
| Mr.. and MIRA Walter II. Tuekerman
entertained at dinner last evening at
the Purple Iris Tea House.
|. william Tyler Page. clerk Of the
House of Representatives. has taken
a cottage at jamestown for the sum-
mer.
The final dress rehearsal for THE
| Craft OF the Tortoise" by Prof. Al
gernon Tassin. which will be present
ed on Tuesday afternoon at the Be
| lAsco Theater, by the Drama League
Players. will be held tomorrow after
noon. The production is for the ben
eft Of the National Victory Memorial
Association.
Mrs. william Burton entertained at
luncheon yesterday, having among
her guests the Counselor OF the
italian Embassy and Nine. Brambiiia,
Princess Boncompagni, Mrs. william
A. Slater, Mra J. Borden Hartman.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks, the counselor
of tho Russian Embassy, Mr.. de
Bach; Prince Eugene Lubomirski,
Prince Ruspoh, Henry C. May and
Herman Huffer.
Hostess at Tea.
Mrs. Thomas Harris. OF the
Brighton. will entertain at tea this
afternoon at the Cafe st. Marks.
Mrs. George Richard Smith wfll
leave town this evening for her for
mer home. St Louis. to attend a
meeting OF the alumnae of Sacred
Heart Convent, OF which she is vice
president Her family enjoys the
unique distinction Of having had some
member in attendance at this event
for over a century.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick was hostess
At luncheon yesterday at Grasslands.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Delano Rob-
bins will spend the weekend in Phil
adelphia a. guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry du Pont.
Samuel H Vanderbilt and his
daughter, Mrs. George A. Garrett.
have gone to Hot Springs, Va, to
stay for several months.
Mrs. Charles Wood was in Baitf
'more yesterday. where she spoke al
q special meeting of the Junior Aux
Hilary Of the McAlI Mission to France
which was held in the home OF Miss
Grace W. Fisher. on Park avenue.
Mrs Wood spoke on the work OF the
mission in France, where there is a
Wood returned recently from a trip
to France.
The Club OF Colonial Danes will
give it's last entertainment for this
season on Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock, at u musicale for members
and their guests. Miss Katherine
Foss will sing several numbers, and
Mrs. Fox Connor, wife of Brig. Gen.
Fox Conner. will play several violin
selections.
Musicale Date Changed.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, chairman
general of the fete for the benefit OF
the Near East Relief Fund, announces
an unexpected change OF date owing
to the extension of time of a con-
vention at Wardman Park Hotel.
The musicale and ball for May 2s
will be given on Monday. May 81, al
Wardman Park. 1t is hoped that pa
irons will. cooperate with the COM
mittee by being in their seats or boxes
promptly at $50 o'clock TO give a
{cordial greeting to the New York
artists who are to donate their serv,
Ices. Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock
Supper parties during the evening
may be arranged for at the hotel.
The garden fete and card party al
Twin Oaks Mrs. Charles ]. Bells
residence, will be held on Friday
afternoon. May IS from to Z o'clock
as originally planned Mrs Malcolm
s. McConihe Is chairman OF the card
party committee. Mrs. Carl Droop has
the decorations in charge. Mrs
Francis b. Moran is chairman of the
ball committee and Col. William T.
Fowler. chairman Of floor committee
Ira P. Dawson. inspector of motor
routes Postofrice Department re-
turned today from 4 business trip to
Porto Rico.
Many society folk are attending the
May fete which IL being given today
ut the ChAYY Chaln School for the