Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29
'IIIST GOSSIP ABOUT People
Nancy lynne Tells Of Miss McCalrs Wedding Date
She Hears Of Accideut to Miss Cope.
M Other Matters Discussed III,

~ rNoRE MCCALL, is to be married
ll On June 1. ] learned the date yes
( ,s,day, and I think It's going to be a
4 s,.ttv wedding. Her engagement to
xormsn Hilliard Macr.eish. Of Glencoe.
\ =, ~ was announced about three months
80. The wedding 10 to take place at 4
. sSclock in the afternoon, and It's to be
- the Church Of the Saviour, Thirty.
4 .a.hth and Chestnut streets. That IL
/ ~ churcl, where Captain Howard Nc.
r"iI's memorial Is. You know he was
ysrorc's brother, and lost his life in
~ war. ] think it's lovely that she is
Z - bc married III the church where his
\ rsrei,ts erected memorial to him. r
The Rev. Robert johnson. who was
former rector Of the church, but Is now
/ n washington. will perform the cerc.
n,ony, and the reception will be held at
No home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b.
Mccall, IGNORES father and mother.
vrHE Junior Cinderella Dance Is to be
+ u held ut tho Merton Cricket Club on
Friday instead Of In Easter week on ac-
eount OF the spring holidays which
Jsssiia Committee this season include
Niliie Ashton. Isaac Clothier, I'd. Pierce
Bansh. Heron Crosman, Jr.. Samuel
Ftwing. Clymer Brooke, Henry Jeanes,
i"uis wells, Frederick Camp and Met
thew Baird, Jr.. who will lead the
a'T Tbe ratronesses are Mrs. Tom Ash.
ton. Mrs, Horace Bullock, Mrs. Bartol
I Rrszicr. Mrs. Arthur Baugh. Mrs.
I, James Carstairs. Mrs. Isaac Clnthier.
Jr.. Mrs. Percy II. Clark, Mrs. Kenton
Eisenbrey. Mrs. Edwin Filter. Mrs.
I George Kendrick. Mrs. Charles II. Nc
I Twain and Mrs. Richard e. Norton.
rIIAvE you heard about Nancy CopeSs
II accident? She wrenched her knee
very badly while staying In Long Island
over last week. .end. You know Nency
Z IA A great one for sports both indoors
and out, and it appears she was play Ing
baseball when the mishap occurred. She
has had to have her knee propped UP
ever since her return and will have TO
stay quiet for long time. She is ia
be married shortly, though the date has
not been set as yet. hear. however,
{ that Mr.. Hazard has already bought
their house and It's the quaintest. most
attractive place, with lovely gardens.
The only thing you don't quite Ike
about it is it's SO far away. For Syra.
cuse is a decided distance. And every
one is SO fond Of Nancy Cope. she'll he
very much missed here.
I. TALKING about her reminds me OF
L the Unique Opera Company. She
took part in the performance last year
you remember. Well, the Unique Com
pany is to repeat some OF the scenes
given n couple of weeks ago at the New
Century Club at the Musical Arts Club
Z one day next week. They are to give two
Of the operate scenes. one from LA
Boheme" and one from 'Tosca."
!. GO MANY Of the girls you know are
- at college these days in other States
We are apt to forget that we have quite
a few CO. eds of our own right out here
at Penn. And not only that but We
have some who are mighty good at ath.
letics too. Take Anne Townsend fol-
example. She's captain Of the CO. -et
and Georgina Yeatman and Mary Sitel
are also on the team. Anne Townsend
Is a splendid all.round girl. She's fin'
at tennis and at hockey and she's goot
at singing too. She's Joined the Savoy
'Iolanthe."
THE family took George, aged three
L out to dine with some friends re
Gently. And after dinner they asket
the daughter of the house. who is mus
cal, TO play for them. She sat down q
the piano and played soft little thing
with n sweet running melody. George
was enchanted, he never took his eyes
og of her during the playing of tn,
Piece. Then as she finished he took /,
deep, breath and turning to daddy TO.
marked; ATS a nice noise. mint it?'
NANCY yvvNNE