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H THE INDEX, Saturday, February 18, 1928 Q&&%&to#tXto%tiitotototo»$i&teA!to}H$:&to&&&&&W&W&.&&&$t&to>fc>toto&&:&1&P AN ENTIRE NEW BUILDING "Where Shopping U ill Be a Pleasure9' The Motor It Comes Inc^ As Distinctive As The Store It Will Come From < AM KEEPING with the true traditions of fine ta=le—the ultimate in style -anti perfection in service. You will appreciate the modes to be presented by this new store! It will be the style-mart for those women and misses who seek ultradistinction in their attire. (2WWli.hecl 1887 509-10-11 NIXON THEATRE BLDG, PHONE ATLANTIC 5878-9 \ T h e Sense Of Security and the certainty of adequate income for their families that men enjoy through the creation of a Voluntary Trust with this company are highly desirable. Ask our trust officers to explain the many advantages of this plan. FIDELITY TITLEandTRUST CO. 341 ~343 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBUR.OH Diamond National Bank at Pittsburgh AGENTS FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES For Full Information and Reservations Consult Our NATIONAL Travel and Tour Departments •ANK FIFTH AND LIBERTY AVENUES Telephone Atlantic 3475 CHARLES G. ANDREWS, Mgr. T H E I N D E X C A L E N D A R ** of PiUsbur,ih Life Avenue, Edgewood, to Mr. Austen Fuller Tomes, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Austen Tomes, of Brooklyn. SOCIALAFFAIRS Published Every Saturday by The Index Publishing Company February 18 Mrs. Remsen V. Messier, of Pembrooke Place, gives dinner for Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong 233 Oliver Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Kelly. Pittsburgh Golf Club. Established 1895 Telephone Atlantic 5323 CATHERINE M. PATTERSON, Editor WILLIAM J. HATTON, Business Manager LECTURES February 19—Carnegie Museum presents Guy C. Caldwell in "The Rocky Mountain National Park." Lecture Subscription pilce $3.00 the year. Single copies Hall. ten 2:30. cents. Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office if February 20 Pennsylvania College foi Pittsburgh. Pa. Women presents Mme. E. Guerin in "Louis the Fourteenth Period." (Il Vol. LVH. Februaru 18, 1928 No. 7 lustrated.) 1 I o'clock. February 23—Academy of Science and Art of Pittsburgh presents Samuel WEDDINGS Grathwell in "What I Found in February 21 Miss Katherine Cunning Japan." Carnegie Institute Lecture ham, daughter of Mrs. S. Woodward Hall. 8 o'clock. Cunningham, of Shady Avenue, and February 24—Friday Morning Club, Mr. George Field MacDonald, son of League of Women Voters of Alle Mrs. George Field MacDonald, of gheny County, presents Mrs. Ida The Ruskin. At the home of the Wright Bowman in "'Current bride's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Events." Carnegie Music Hall. I 1 and Mrs. Crawford B. Cunningham, o'clock. Darlington Road. 8 o'clock. February 26 Carnegie Museum pre April 14—Miss Elizabeth Swift Ogden, sents Dan McCowan in "A Natural daughter of Mrs. Everett Malcolm ist in the Rockies." Lecture Hall. Hawley, of Philadelphia, and Mr. 2:30. Clarke Miller, son of Judge J. J. Mil March 2 — Friday Morning Club, ler, of Pittsburgh. St. Martin's-in- League of Women Voters of Allethe-Field, Chestnut Hill, Philadelgheny County, presents Congressphia.man Stephen G. Porter in "Interna April 28—Miss Elizabeth Wightman tional Affairs." Carnegie Music Hall. Mellon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I I o'clock. ENGAGEMENTS Thomas Alexander Mellon, of North March 4—Carnegie Museum presents Miss Sally Rawstorne, daughter of Mr. Negley Avenue, and Mr. John B. Mrs. Barnum Brown in "Behind the and Mrs. Charles D. Rawstorne, of Sellers, son of Mrs. Harry D. Sellers, Veil." Lecture Hall. 2:30. Denniston Avenue, to Mr. John C. of Westminster Place. March I 1—Carnegie Museum pre Bane, Jr., son of Mrs. John C. Bane, sents L. O. Armstrong in "Whales, of South Atlantic Avenue. Totem Poles and Indians." Lecture Miss Ruth Elizabeth Manor, daughter Hall. 2:30. of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Manor, of March 1 8 Carnegie Museum presents East Liverpool, Ohio, to Mr. John M. Graham Netting in "The Lesser Scott Robb, III., son of Mr. and Mrs. Antilles." Lecture Hall. 2:30. John Scott Robb, Jr., of Carnegie. March 22 Academy of Science and Miss Lou Scott, sister of Mr. and Mrs. Art of Pittsburgh presents Zellner, Walter A. Scott, of Elgin Avenue, to Protean Characterist, in "Flashes Mr. Barton Stevenson, of Pittsburgh. from Life, Literature and History." Miss Frances Burdick, daughter of Mr. Carnegie Institute Lecture Hall. and Mrs. Julian Burdick, of Von 8:15. MUSIC Lent Place, to Mr. Charles Crom March February 25 18—Free Carnegie organ Museum recital. presents Carwell, Jr., of Baltimore. Rudyerd negie Music Boulton Hall. in 8:15. "Angola, A Nat Miss Dorothy P. Eaton, daughter of February ural Paradise." 19 Free Lecture organ recital. Car- Hall. 2:30. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Eaton, of April negie 18—Pennsylvania Music Hall. 4 o'clock. College Car- for Braddock Avenue, to Mr. William R. February Women 19 presents Free organ Mrs. recital. H. H. A. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Beach negie Music in piano Hall, recital. North I I Side. o'clock. 3 C. Davis, of Spokane, Washington. April o'clock. 24—Pennsylvania College for Miss Forsyth Patterson, daughter of February Women 20—Guy presents Maier Margaret and Lee WiddePat- Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Patterson, of mer.tison. 1 Syria I o'clock. Mosque. 8:15. Sewickley, to Mr. David Meade Gil February 24 Second annual intercolmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward legiate Glee Club contest. Carnegie D. Gilmore, of Sewickley. Music Hall. 8:15. Miss Janet McLean, daughter of Mr. February 25—Dr. Charles Heinroth and Mrs. J. F. McLean, of Stratford lectures on "Schubert, a Young Cen Avenue, to Mr. Karl Straub, son of tenarian," with instrumental illustra Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Straub, of Pittstions. Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15. burgh and Clifton. Free to the public. Miss Sara Jane Whiteman, daughter of February 26—Pittsburgh Symphony Mrs. J. A. Whiteman, of Indiana, Orchestra Society concert. Margery Pennsylvania, to Mr. Henry G. Was Maxwell, Chicago Opera Company son, Jr., son of former Judge Henry soprano, soloist. Syria Mosque. G. Wasson, of Pittsburgh. 8:15. Miss of Avenue, son ner, William Mary Mrs. Helen of Mr. Ben Harry Thompson, Huston to Adeline and Avon. Mr. A. Mrs. Thompson, Nevin Snively, daughter Ernest C. of of daughter Brenner, J. College of Maple Bren Mrs. March Dragun, tone. 2—Zlatko Carnegie Croatian Balokovich Music violinist Hall. and and 8:15. Culic bari
March 2—Fillion Violin Studios present wickley Valley Department of Phil Marion Engle, pianist, in recital. anthropy presents children of Indus Carnegie Lecture Hall. 8:15. trial Home for Crippled Children in March 3—Dr. Charles Heinroth lec play. Edgeworth Club. 3 o'clock. tures on "Schubert, the Supreme February 2 7 Twentieth Century Song Composer," with instrumental Club presents George E. Raiguel in illustrations. Carnegie Music Hall. "Current Events." 1 1 o'clock. 8:15. Free to the public. February L 7 Homewood Women's March 5—Giovanni Mart in ell i. Morris Club presents Miss Laura Redick, Kaufmann Memorial Auditorium. executive secretary Consumers' 8:15. League of Western Pennsylvania. March 9 and 10—New York Philhar Homewood Carnegie Library. monic Orchestra, Arturo Toscanni February 2 7 Colloquium Club. Host conductor. Syria Mosque. ess, Mrs. Harry H. Rankin. March 10—Dr. Charles Heinroth lec February 28 Tuesday Musical Club tures on "Milestones in Musical H.s- gives manuscript program. Upper tory," with instrumental illustrations. Hall, Soldiers' Memorial. 2:15. Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15. Free February 29 Woman's Alliance, First to the public. Unitarian Church, Morewood and March 15—Galli-Curci. Syria Mosque. Ellsworth Avenues. Social Service 8:15. day. March 16—Art Society of Pittsburgh March I Epoch Club. Hostess, Mrs. presents The Elshuco Trio, William G. Brewer Griffin. Kroll, violinist; Willem Willeke, March 2 Woman's Club of Crafton. 'cellist, and Aurelio Giorni, pianist. Reciprocity Day. Craft Club Hall. Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15. March 2 Woman's Club of Oakland. March 1 7—Dr. Charles Heinroth lec Hotel Schenley. tures on "Scandinavian Music," with March 5 The Tourists. Congress instrumental illustrations. Carnegie Clubhouse. Music Hall. 8:15. Free to the pub March 5—Woman's Club of Sewickley lic. Valley presents Branson de Cou in March 17—Yost String Quartet. Hotel "Dream Pictures of South Sea Won Schenley ballroom. 8:15. derlands." Edgeworth Club, 3 March 24—Dr. Charles Heinroth lec o'clock. tures on "American Folk Music, March 6 Woman's Club of Pittsburgh with instrumental illustrations. Car presents Dr. L. B. Bernstein, presinegie Music Hall. 8:15. Free to dent Federation of Jewish Philan the public. thropies, in "Public Welfare." Con March 25 Pittsburgh Symphony Sogress Clubhouse. ciety Orchestra, Eiias Breeskm con March 7—Woman's Alliance, First ducting. Soloist, Margaret Mat- Unitarian Church, Morewood and zenauer, Metropolitan Opera Com Ellsworth Avenues, present the Rev. pany contralto. Syria Mosque. Frank Edwin Smith in "Influencing 8:15. Human Behavior." I 1 o'clock. March 31 Dr. Charles Heinroth lec Luncheon at I. tures on "A Great French Symphony March 9 Southern Club altruistic (Cesar Franck)" with instrumental day. Hostess, Mrs. David I. Mcillustrations. Carnegie Music Hall. Cahill. 8:15. Free to the public. March 12 Pittsburgh Colony of New April 3 Mendelssohn Choir, Ernest England Women presents Haniel CLUBS Lunt, director, presents "The Pas Long, Carnegie Institute of Tech February sion According 18 Uxority to Club St. Matthew." gives dinnology, in "Poetry and Poems. Carnegie ner dance. Music Congress Hall. 8 Clubhouse. o'clock. 6 Hostess, Mrs. C. F. C. Arensberg. April o'clock. 22 Pittsburgh Symphony Or March 12 Colloquium Club. Hostess, February chestra 20 concert, Woman's Richard Club Hageman of Se Mrs. E. A. Nisbet. conducting. wickley Valley Soloist, presents Moriz Rosen Maude March 12 Woman's Club of East Libthal. Scheerer Syria in Mosque. dramatic 8:15. recital. Edgeerty presents the Rev. Allen Day in May worth I I—Bach Club. 3 Festival. o'clock. Bethlehem, "No Nation can be destroyed while February Pennsylvania. 20—Twentieth Century it possesses a Good Home Life. Club presents John Erskine in Home Economics Luncheon and "Helen of Troy and Some Others." Guest Day. East Liberty Y. W. C. 1 1 o'clock. A. February 20—The Tourists celebrate March 12 Woman's Club of Sewick Washington's Birthday. Congress ley Valley presents senior play- Clubhouse. Ed geworth Club. February 21—Woman's Club of Pitts March 12 Homewood Women's Club n burgh. Drama day. Congress Club presents Mrs. D. Edwin Miller, Conhouse.gress of Clubs Department of Educa February 21—Woman's Alliance, First tion chairman in "How Pennsyl Unitarian Church, Morewood and vania Educates Her Children." Ellsworth Avenues, gives dinner and Homewood Carnegie Library. entertainment. March 13—Tuesday Musical Club pre February 22—Daughters of the Amerisents ensemble program. Upper can Revolution, Pittsburgh Chapter, Hall, Soldiers* Memorial. 2:15. give annual Washington's Birthday March 1 4—Woman's Alliance, First luncheon. Hotel Schenley. 1 Unitarian Church, Morewood and o clock. Ellsworth Avenues. 1 I oclock. February 24—College Club Discussion Luncheon at 1. Committee presents program. Lead March 15—Epoch Club. Hostess, Mrs. February at Soffel o'clock. ers, 4:15 Mrs. and by 27—Woman's Regular Carroll business Mrs. John Miller, meeting meeting. O. Club Miller. Miss followed of Sara Se 3 March March Howard Confederacy, presents president sents Travelers. Hotel Craft Hotel ley o'clock. Valley 16 19—Woman's 16 Club moving Schenley. K. Mrs. Woman's of United Department Hall. Jones. the Edgeworth pictures Carl Pittsburgh Congress Daughters Club E. of Cosolowsky, of Home Sewickley Club, of Oakland. Chapter, Crafton. Sewick of Clubs. prethe 3 THE INDEX, Saturday, February 18, 1928 Largest Jewelru Establishment in Pittsburgh RARE ANTIQUE ENGLISH SILVER and SHEFFIELD PLATE The outstanding works of the Silversmiths of the world. The correct selection and arrangement of SILVER, CHINA and CRYSTAL—illustrated by tables in our Silver Parlor for your inspection. 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