Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks Of Engagement Of Miss McC@oley
and Lieutenant Commander Thebduld-A Daughter
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Douglas
q - +. ~ interesting engagement t,of

u,IIAT Is an ll'ereS,'"s !.
r,oonor McCawlcys which IS
lhsnnred ht"d today. She is the da9gn
annVTt"ttbe tbe late william Morris NC
rr rIny M that very popular man. wnos'
CaWeI Iohout three years ago was great
deain ain,iopeJ %J Her sister. Eiizaoeth NC.
y dep,o' married Edward York about
CawrS ngo, and Ted McCawiey, her
sA {e% married Margaret bannaru.
lrolnc, commander Thebauld was
IheH,nu"nolis with Ted McCawley ana
nt HhmI' Ioi man at his marriage; lie is
vas u, of MIR. and Mrs: Henry Ia
lIe isO 80" Of Shorthills. n. j.. and New
ns'' Ills father was . member of me
nnSekonlJ neIkk family. of M0rristown ana
IheD"YIk Ynrk After his death Mrs. me
New who was formerly Miss Lily
baIor baulaI, married Mr.. Henry IL.
scuuu'' of New York. Mr.. B!nsse is a
bus, bins of the late Mr.. Joseph II. Gar
"cnlcr. Of this city. ..l g.. tho
WW, Jatc has been arranged Tor tne
~ STna os vet, hut it is expected 1t VIII
Tenu'nIs mIoce 20 in the early fall Hewlett
IaSg piJ is in command of the destroyer
IneD%"i'l Inen,S"i'lor and is stationed ut present
Baina"iSston 4 G.. lie is one of the
IN ,""a on,,Iar of the younger officers IN
mos' oyy pVp his fellow officers usually
tnc tnc,.moting him as Hes great
ntn vou know that the Chinese
s,rdcnts of the University of Penn
,rI,onio are going to repeat tnelr en- :
"ssa,ojnment of several weeks go AZ the
I,.iIoyue Stratford out at tne nryh
R.mr yener Coilcge gymnasium for the Oh INA
M,;,o Nav, Eund tonight? | just heard 1t,
SI UNI" nm very glad. for that enter
,nront aIu was SO good felt rather sorry
!snt n,nrc of us would not have an op-
nortrnitv TO see it.
PulsS P,il Thomas and Mrs. Pankhurst,
~" % ;s visiting her. will bot speak on
,ru WV chinese situation. You know, Miss
TIon,as nv is on the committee which was
.aJ luUnJ hv OK President Wilson to raise
homIS in Philadelphia for China. George
iI Wnroce I,orimer is chairman of that
Inn,ttee and Alba Johnson is treas
v,nr while Mrs. George Wharton Pep
s,r and Mrs. William Boyd are the
ntber members. And do you know tnat
This committee has gathered together
,ore money than that OF any otner
stste in the Union, with the exception
Of New York. of course. but then New
York is the national headquarters for
tho fund. The Emergency Aid has
formed Chinese committee, ana MIS-
Joe Ieidy is chairman.
JUAvE a delightful piece of news for
you and il is this. that Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Duncan Douglas. Of Cleveland
have A wee daughter, born on Thurs
doy night, March 3.
You know Mrs. Douglas was Dorothy
Dpsmorc. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald 4. Dinsmorc, of German
town. She was one Of the most pop
mar members Of the younger set who
greatly dCplorcd the fact that marriage
took her from Philadelphia. Every one
will be- glad TO hear of the advent OF
tbc small daughter who. il she is half
AS attractive as her young mother, will
Egye life made easy for her, az smiles
will greet her goings and comings.
7 CAN'T get over how well Walter
Il Paul makes up to represent Sto-
kowski at that killing takeoff Of the
Orchestra which the men in "Why
Not" are giving. And ! have the
lovcIicst story to tell YOU in connection
with that orchestra.
You know Mr.. Stokowski has besides
his wonderful knowledge Of music. a
keen sense of humor. Well. last Sun
day night when all the actors and
actresses assembled 10 practice for the
opening performance of "Why NOt|'
the whole audience was amazed at Wal
Ter paul'S gCt-up. How on earth could
he make mp to look so like the great
conductor. And then the man who was
leading the orchestra suddenly laughed
aud laughed and the men in the orchHs
ira were so ratified they could scarcely
play. and what on earth do you thinl
had happened? Nothing less than thai
the great conductor himself having
heard about the takcoG that these young
people were about to stage, thought
he'd like to get in on IL bit himself
and SO he appeared in person at thu
dress rehearsal and led that crazy or,
chCstra aud laughed just MS hard q,
every one else has all week at them anC
their instruments and the remarkabl!
funny work they do.
June Walker was also there tha
night. Indeed, | wonder how our youn;
amateurs will be able to come dowI
to earth again after this week.
NANCY WYNNE.