Evening star., 1927-11-11
;tish and French ENJOYS
i PHILADELPHIA Tomorrow.

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D Philadelphia Tomorrow.
The Ambassador of Great Britain,
..'l' Esme Howard. and the Ambassa
lr of France NJ. Paul Claudcl. VIII
- to Philadelphia tomorrow to at
tend the dedication of the new st. Jo'
>aph's College.
The Minister of Canada and Mrs.
Massey will be hosts at dinner this
,vening in honor of their house G.ests,
col. the Hon. J. l.. Ralstoa and Mrs.
I,alston and the Hon. DR.. and Mrs.
l. IL. King of Cana.-l. who VIII De
hcre until tomorrow. They came from
canada to attend the unveiling of the
ross, Il gift of the Canadian govern
ment, at Arlington totty.
The charge d'affaires Of Germany
nnd Mrs. kiep returned yesterday to
their apartment at the Wardman Park
lIo;el from New York, where they at
tended a complimentary dinner on
board the s. s. New York Of the Ham
burg American Line on "Wednesday
evening.
The Assistant Postmaster General
and Mrs w. Irving Glover will enter
tain at "A dancing party this evening
in the Fiorenine room at the May
flower Hotel for their son, Mr.. Thomas
Glover.
The Assistant Secretary of Com
merce and Mrs. William j. Mac
Clacken have issued invitations for
a reception Monday from 4:50 to 6
o'clock at the Mayflower Hotel in
honor Of the transocelnic flyers.
The Secretary of the Eumanian
legation and Nine. Popovfci motored
TO Warrenton, Va, today to spend the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Gardiner of
Clarmont. Minn., announce the en-
sagement of their daughter Grace NJ.
to Capt. William Evans, u. S. A, re-
tired.
The marriage of Miss Thalia Fortes-
cue, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Grap.
vile Fortescue of New Yor., to En-
sign Thomas Hedges Massie. L. s. NJ,
will take place Thanksgiving day, at
O'Clock. in the Bethlehem Chapel of
tn Washington Cathedral. Follow
ing the ceremony reception for the
immediate families only will be held
Mt the h-r1e of the b"ide-elects grand
pa cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bell,
TN' Oaks.
Mr.. Hugh S. Legare, accompanied
hy Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Kent Legare
are IN New York for q short visit and
are at the Ritz Tower.
NJ. Paul Brenat. president of the
French Chamber of Radiotelegraphy.
entertained at dinner last evening in
the Chinese room of the MayfloweT in
co onpIiment to the delegates % the
autobiography conference. when his
guests from France includeu Gen.
Ferrie, Mr.. J. Cassegnac, Mr.. Ray
mond Cirartoau. pit. r. Bureau, Mr..
A. plaro Mr.. J. Brun, Mr.. l.. Bou-
lGnger, Mr.. Hoche. Mr.. L. LeCorbeil-
ler, Commandant Mesny, Commandant.
Genie Julien, Capt. Bon, Mr.. +. La
oombrade and Mr.. l.. Poulaine; also
Mr.. Joseph Strand and DIR. Otto ku.
cera OF CZechoslovakia. DR.. B. van
der Pol and Mr.. T. p. van der Bcrgh
of the Netherlands, Col. f. ID. Peek,
secretary of the conference bureau:
Nr. A. Cougnenc, vice director of the
United States ara aHayti. Telegraph
& Gable Co.; Mr.. T. NJ. Stevens. Mr..
c. II. Taylor and Mr.. Manton Davis
of the Radio Corporation of America,
IT, ,cond secretary of the French
o. Tennfjord and Alr. y. $. s. Nickel
sen of Norway, Mr.. II. L. E.ienne, di-
rect of the Bureau International,
Capt. Thomas T. Craven and Col. sam
uel Reber of the United States dele
CATION. and Mr.. +. p. Guthrie of the
Radio Corporation Of the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Z. Gardner OF
Princeton, n. j.. accompanied by
Miss Sarah Gardner and Miss ).
Barrett. also of Princeton. are at tn"
Carlton for several days. They were
guests yesterday at the wedding of
Miss Alice Emo to Mr.. Henry l..
Hopkinson. and they will return to
Princeton after the week end.
Cant. Christopher r. Y. Meyer OF
Norway, who is attending the inter
national radiotelegraph conference,
will entertain at dinner in the Flor
entine room at the Wardman Park
Hotel tomorrow evening in honor OF
the delegates to the conference from
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