Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08

and relatives will be given at the home Of
the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Glover clay yesterday
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Miss Mary Alice clay. to Mr..
Charles Louis Borie Sd, ON Saturday. June
>, at 4 o'clock in the Church of our
Saviour Jenl<ntown. \ reception will fol-
low at the home of Nj ana Mrs, clay.
Meeting House lane, Ienl,intuwn
Among the guests who viii attend the
musicale to be given today by Mrs. Charles
Wharton Stork At her home. Rirdwood,
Logan. to meet Count WaChtmester are
Mr. and Mrs william Jay Turner, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Duane. Mr. and Mrs !. Ber-
tram Lippncott, Baron ana Baroness Fritz
Won Hitler. Mr.. and Mrs Morris ,lastrow,
Jr, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick F'ra,oy Mrs
Henry S. Jeanes, Mr. and Mrs. Thornton
Oakley. Mr. and Mrs christian Brinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward :. Coates Mrs. Otis
skinner, Mrs. Harrison Myers, Mrs William
Yorke Stevenson and Mrs, James Mapes
Dodge
Mr. and Mrs Charles : Tanguay. of sol
South Forty-siXth street. have issued an
ncuncements Of the marriage Of their
daughter. VI M,ss Ardis Marie TanGuay, and
Dr John Bernard Flick, which took place
on Thursday. May 3, at a nuptial mass in
St Francis de Sales's church, Forty-sev-
enth street and Springfield avenue.
Mrs Wilson Potter, Of Montgomery ave-
nue. Chestnut Hin. has returned to her
home from Hot Springs,
Mrs Henry G. Muslin left yesterday for
Washington to spend several days as the
guest of her sister Mrs, George Barnett.
Mrs. Joseph Darlington Wilkinson left
NJ
the guest Of her sister and brOther.in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Lan!ng Harvey, for fort
night
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry \. Ansell Of the
Cresheim Arms. have returned to their home
| from Atlantic city, whore they spent sun
! day.
national friendship night will be held
| by the Pennsylvania Women's Press Asso-
citation at the Hotel AdclDhia next Thursday
| at S:l5 %. M, when Well-knOwn representa-
| tivos of France. England Belgium and Italy
! will convey unofficial greetings from those
| countries to the United states and tell what
! the entrance of America into the world
| wide struggle for f:e2Gom means to the ma
| tions involved and to the future.
| France will be represented by Prof. f. B.
| de Sauze of the aft of Temple University,
| and VI. Ruisson. of III, French mission, SEN
| ator of France for fifteen years and at pres
| ont Commissioner of Education for that ma
| ton is expected to 70 present. Theodore
! Fox. father of the British vice consul. will
| speak for England; Prof Albert Carnoy,
! Of the University of Pennsylvania for Bel
! GUM and Emanuel V. II. Nardi, court
| Interpreter, for Italy. War songs of the
Allies, given by Mrs. John p Leigo, Mrs.
Laura Kaufman Gerhard and Suruccio aSd
Miss Dolsmina Gianninni, will introduce
each speaker. The accompanies will be
| Edith Mahon and DIR, William Young. The
meeting is open to the public.
Miss Madden. Miss Pearce and Miss Mo-
| ritz gave a surprise linen shower on Sat
| urday in honor of Miss Nan g. O'Neill. of
| Wilmington. whose engagement was recent
ly announced The bride-to.be received
many beautiful gifts There We're twenty
guests present. each guest receiving a pa
| trlntic fnNOr.