Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-04

THE wedding Of Miss Frances
A ..,.s and Mr.. Louis c. Clark, Jr.
- york. which will take place at
,orrow at st. Peters Church, Sd
pt,e streets, only the immediate
any and very few intimate friends
.. present. There will be no bridal
M, Mr.. Grenville Clark, a brother
P hr,deRroom, will act as best man.
,.ree reception. however will be
.ner the wedding at Lone Oak, the
s,otss country place in Germantown
.rd Mrs. Edward Baldwin Gleason.
:, nu Chestnut street. will Introduce
,, daughter, Miss Helen Gleason, at
' % he given on Monday, November
IS
49,. Eleanor Bryant, who has been
,,,o the week END in Atlantic city.
..,,rn TO her home, 116 South 22d
street today
~. and Mrs. Ralph M. Townsend and
tic of 2o35 De Lancey place. will
..,,d the summer in York Harbor, where
49, have taken house.
~. Alexis du Pont Parker, of Denver,
-, has issued invitations for tho mar
-. of his daughter Miss Helen Lewis
n..,.r 10 DR.. Harry Bond Wilmer, on
r,,,dsv May 25, at 12 O'Clock. in the
c.rrcb of the Good Shepherd. Rosemont.
o..,rfast will follow the ceremony at
NJ. BIRD Rosemont, the home OF Mrs.
r.,irsld Morris, sister of the bride.
,f. and Mrs. Edward B. Mears mo-
....a IN the Delaware Water Gap on
c,,nrday. where they spent the week.
IA Mrs. Mears will leave on Friday,
Nav u. to spend the summer with her
- Mr. Bryan Ferguson Mears, who
-, n ranch at Jackson's Hole, Wyo
Mics Henrietta w. Sanders, Of 1225 Lo-
,,.t street, will occupy her cottage in
p.r Harbor, Me-, for the summer months.
Mics Anita Sanders and Miss Estelle
Sanders will leave the end OF June, with
Mrs Horace Brewster Burt, for her ranch
p @. at Jackson's Hole. Wyo., where
.hsy will remain for couple of months.
Mrs j. Biddle Porter and Miss Mar
saretta Porter, Miss Katherine Rush
porter and Miss Elizabeth Porter, of
washington, D. c., will leave early in
Tune for their cottage in Bar Harbor, Me-
n n
nut street, will leave shortly for Bar Har-
Dor. Me-, where she will occupy her cot
taFe on Mt. Desert street for the summer
An elaborate affair, or flower market
viii be held May 20 to demonstrate the
results Of the practical work accom-
pllshed by the students of the School of
Horticulture for Women at Amber. The
girls will be dressed in appropriate old
time costumes OF farmers daughters.
and, In addition to managing the Vari-
Gus booths of the fair, they will serve
an old-fashioned supper, which will be
followed by dancing in the auditorium
Of the school building.
lp the afternoon there will also be an
lhVOlNdHl edIutn conference, WIN sew
eral distinguished speaker, including Mr..
Maurice Fuld, of New York, and DR..
John MacFarlane, of the Botanical De-
partment of the University of Pennsyl-
yania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Levick ac-
eompaned by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sidney
Rambo and their young son, have closed
their home, Whitewood at Ogontz, Pa,
and are occupying their new home at
Chelsea, where they will spend the sum-
mer months. Mr.. and Mrs. Levick will
also have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mulford, Sd, of wyncote. Mrs.
huliord will be remembered as Miss
Louise Levick.
The dinner-dance scheduled for May
y the Huntingdon Valley Country Club
xin take place on May s instead.
mr and Mrs. Aubrey Huston are being
eongratulated upon the birth of daugh-
ur ON Thursday, April %. Mrs. Huston
Coates
hr. and Mrs. Thomas p. Hunter. OF
~ south Rittenhouse square, will open
.nelr country house at Haverford tomor-
koM Their daughter, Mrs. ]. Leslie
Jaws OF lbs South 18th street. will spend
pAft OF the summer with them.
ans William Logan Fox, of West
NAsers lane, gave an informal tea TO
pumper or her friends on Saturday.