Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28

recognition of his services in promot
ing measures to improve health.
Conferences between President Wi
son, Premier Lloyd George and othe
members of the British cabinet yes
! terday we're extremely successful
according TO the Mail. which say
that the most cordial harmony o
ideals was found to exist with tn,
happiest augury for the future rela
tlons OF the United States and Grea
| Britain.
! Peace Conference Expected In Week
| The Premier rarely has been 30 en-
| thusiastic over the results OF any con
! ference, the newspaper continues.
states that the first session OF thu
Peace Conference in Paris will begir
late next week or the Monday follow
ing.
When Mr.. Wilson reached the pal
ace last evening he was in consplcu
ously good spirits. without the slight
est trace Of fatigue. Those nearest him
who were trained observers of hi.
moods were. according TO the Mail
. Convinced the President had a fruit
ful and satisfactory day. They be
leve II unquestiOnably laid the foun
alton for an AnRlo-American entente
Cordiale on all vital subjects at Is
sue"
THE conferences says the Mai'
were conducted I'm that heart -to.heart
atmosphere that the President IL try
ing to find in the capitals of Europe
as best designed to enable him to
give calm exposition OF his views on
cardinals issues" The newspapers say
a member of Mr. Wilson's party re
marked: Mr.. Wilson encountered a
good deal OF the White House environ,
ment in Downing street and so felt
very much at home"
Guests at Mayors Luncheon
Among the guests at the Lord May.
Or's luncheon for the President We're I:
Duke Of COnnaught. Princess Patricia
OF Connausht, Premier and Mrs. David
Lloyd George. the Earl and Countess
Of Reading. Admiral and Mrs. David
Beatty. Lord and Lady Curzon. the ri.
Hon. H. II. AsquIth an Mrs Asquith,
David r. Francis. Mr.. and Mrs John
W. Davis Lord Herschell. Field Mar
shal and Mrs. Douglas Haig, Sir
Charles Gust, Sir Robert Bordon Pre-
mier OF Canada; Premier and Mrs
William Morris Hughes. of Australia
Louis Botha, Premier Of the Union Of
South Africa; Archbishop of Canter
bury, Bishop OF London. Niscount
Miner. Lord Chancellor Finlay, An
drew Bonar Law. J. Austen Chamber.
lain, George NiCol Barnes. A. j. Bal
four. Lord Wier, Lieutenant Genera
Jan Christian Smuts, Niscount Var
quhar. Sir Frederick f. Smith. Win
ston Spencer Churchill. NisCount Sand
hurst and Admiral Sir John .IellicOc.
Vice Admiral Sir Ruslvn Wemyss
NiScount James Bryce, Sir Albert II
Stanley. Niscount Cave, NisCount
Astor Sir George and Lady Riddell
Lord Burnham, General Sir Henry
Wilson. General Sir William r. Rob
ertson, General John Cowan, Sir
Charles Fielding. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
B. Laughlin. Vice Admiral W. S. Sims
Major Lionel RothsChild, Sir Thomas
Upton Marquis Of Salisbury. Marquis
of Crewe. DR.. Norman Moore. Sir
George Perley. Andrew Fisher. one
time Premier OF Australia; ". =
Schreiner, representative of the Union
Of South Africa: Lord Rothermere
Adrian Pollock. City Chamberlain: Sir
J. Bell. City Clerk; Roland Prothero
Earl OF Crawford, Sir Joseph Patton
Maclay, Herbert A l.. Fisher. Earl
OF Chesterfield, Sir j. White Todd
the chief rabbi of London.
Sir W. A. NJ. Goode. Sir jeremiah
Coleman Sir Eric DrummOnd, Lord
Mersey, the Maharajah OF Bikaner,
Lord Desborough. James William Low.
ther Dean of st. Pauls's; Consul Gen.
era and Mrs. Robert F. Skinner, Ian
MACPHERSON. Sir Campbell Stewart
Richard Westcott and Charles c. Bray
and Hollis Stanley. American vice con.
suls: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Butler Wright
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Bell. Colonel S.
L. II, Slocum. Major General Biddle,
Bricadier General Harts. Colonel
Henry W. Thornton, Rear Admiral
Cary T. Grayson, twenty.eght city
aldermen. editors of leading London
newspapers, sherffs and under
sheriffs.