Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-25
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Nancy lynne Sees Some Clever Acting at Little Theatre
She TALES of the Many June Weddings.
Charlotte Custman Club Benefs

s,,EIL, I went to .ths opsains per.
wv romance Of why Not?" last
.,.ht. and II was awfully, good. Mary
rsnsstine Coleman made a very cute
Ssroine. She certainly can dance and
scu should have seen her "patter ape-
s;sity" with Jack whiting. OF course,
= was great and made . fine hero
sv,rything he did MAS encorod and the
audience seemed quite thrilled to think
that he will soon b IN the Nesncld
foiiles. where he outht to be bowling
ssccess II last nights applause was any
s snSrr Tho choruses were splendid and
Ssnced very well. The vegetable patch
GENE .csns was perfect. I, nearly died at
T;ttv s Porter and Phyllis Walsh O.
ssnsragus, and Mary Fahnestock and
Nancy Dunning were sweet as two
,ouns radishes. Mrs. Harrison Gamer
Css q Fascinating French actress and
S;d a wonderful ''tango afeentin" with
Hhsrins de Mattosv In q cabaret scene.
"a Az "a a boardsr at Chestnut Hill
academy now. He surely did shake Z
mean foot last night. Deborah Seal
was a scream singing Q song to the
sHcct that she wanted a man 70 take
Ser round in Ford sedan. She also
I'D q fireman's chorus that was awfully
GOOD. The bridesmaids' chorus In the
]Sst scene was lovely and got q great
deal Of applause. Jack Whiting made
Sit singing leave It to Me" with that
chorus. but a. far a. that goes every.
thing made a hit and each should have
Special mention.
Absolutely everybody was there and
I saw q great many knew. There
will be lots Of theatre parties si!sn tor
Il during the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nv i nirht for their daughter Peggy
iwho's coming out next winter and
Il awfully nics), and DR.. and Mra.
Wilbur Klapp will give one Friday
sisht, and there will be . great many
more. =
HlHERE will certainly be = crowd Of
i June weddings, Lsnore McCall's
A., t :; s.tssss, sas,; vt &. g. cn win 'ps' Ss Il: h
veddinS vi Of Catherine csssard and
Thomas McKoy. Jr.. Baltimore. Patty
baisr's and benjamin GrlsS's, Of Sc.
Paul. MINI, was scheduled for that
1sy, too, but Il was CHANGED 10 Sat.
urday, May n, the same day that
RiSciila Morris and Kenton Eissnbrey
Va tWsdpesdss. 1H fSiS EiissSesS ~ Eliiott Miner
and Lieutenant Scott g. Lamb, United
States Navy, OF Ohio. will be married;
On Saturday, June 10, there will be
three wsddinks. almost as bad az last
Saturday when there were four, Sarah
Harrison and Phil Price, Barbara
Sargent, Of New Haven, Conn.,, and
George Grove. Jr., and Frances Leiper
and Thopas Ridgway Barker, Jr.
Barbata Sargent IL q cousin Of Weir
earSsnt, who married Phoebe Downs,
and Of Robert Fisher, who married
Atlee Downs. She 10 friend Of Mar
saretta Sharpless' and has stayed with
her in Chestnut Hin several times.
George Grove is the son OF the late
M, n g, George w: Grove T q this city; iy,aa and
bury. He IL . nephew of Mr.. and Mrs.
wedding will take place In New Haven.
Miss Phoebe Phillips and Mr.. Alfred
Coke Prime will be married on the fol-
lowing Wednesday, the 14th, and then,
on Saturday, the 18th. will be two in
weddings, that Of Polly Thayer
and Hoffman Dolan, and, in Boston,
that Of Katherine Coolidge and Goeff.
~ Smith, son Of Mrs. Edward B.
Smith, Of Temora, Gwynedd Valley.
On Monday, the 28th, we have the well
ding Of Peggy Graham and Devereux
josephs, of Baltimore, in Newport.
suppose great many Of Pesgy's friends
will 60 up for 1t. That Wednesday.
June % Jane Yeatman and Ernest
Savage will be married, out in Chestnut
Hill.
THERE seems to be almost as much |
L Of a rush for June wedding dates
10 there Is for tea dates next fail.
They say that practically every after
noon beginning with the end Of Septem-
ber until nearly Christmas has boen
taken by one Of next winters debs-
here are over ninety already, you
know, and It seems as II every one OF
them is planning tea. They're beginning
10 ask their friends to receive with them
IN the day Of their teas, too. I heard
ma 0}Pl chat thp~~ - has hrtAnHs