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THE INDEX, Saturday, March 3, 1928 FRUIT AND NUT EGGS FOR EASTER This season we offer a new Milk Chocolate Egg which we think is the finest we have produced since we first began to make Easter Eggs. One, two and five pound sizes—$1 per pound. Other excellent Fruit and Nut Eggs—80c per pound 239 Fiith Avenue Oliver Building Jenkins Arcade Union Trust Building 6018 Penn Avenue, E. E. Forbes and Atwood Streets Sntique Stiller RARE PIECES OF OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE W. W. W A T T L E S & SONS CO. JEWELERS 517 WOOD STREET To Be More Attractive Wear Dress Clothes LET IS RENT YOU A HAND TAILORED TUXEDO, FULL DRESS OR CUTAWAY Clothi»iof Distinction Where FIT and STYLE Meefs Whittington Dress Suit Co. 6002-3-4 JENKINS ARCADE Allanlic Day Phone 95**5 Lafayette Night Phone 4791-R March 26—Woman's Club of Sewick April 16—The Tourists present H. R. March 13-17—Belmont Manor Golf ley Valley presents Nellie B. Allen in Latimer, secretary of Work Shop for Club men's Spring tournament. Ber "The Little Garden." Edgeworth Blind, in "How the Blind Become muda. Club, 3 o'clock. Self-supporting." Congress Club March 21-22—Riddell's Bay Golf and March 26 Twentieth Century Club house. Country Club 36 hole medal com presents William Starr Myers, of April 1 7—Woman's Club of Pittsburgh petition. Bermuda. Princeton, in "Current Events." 1 1 observes forestry day. Congress March 26-30—Shore Hills Coif and o'clock. Clubhouse. Country Club men's championship. March 26—Dolly Madison Chapter, April 18—Woman's Alliance, First Bermuda. Daughters of 1812. Womans City Unitarian Church, Morewood and April 3-14 Spring meeting of racing Club, the William Penn. Ellsworth Avenues, presents Profes horses. Bowie, Maryland. March 26—Homewood Women's Club sor Elmer Graper, of the University April 4-5—Riddell's Bay Golf and presents Arthur S. Coggeshall, cura of Pittsburgh, in "Widening Inter Country Club 72 hole medal comtor of Public Education, Carnegie national Horizons." I 1 o'clock. petition. Bermuda. Institute, in "The First People of Luncheon at I. April 9-13—Shore Hills Golf and America." (Illustrated.) Homewood April 20 United Daughters of the Country Club junior championship. Carnegie Library. Confederacy, Pittsburgh Chapter. Bermuda. March 2 7 Tuesday Musical Club Program arranged by Mrs. David I- April 16-30—Spring meeting of racing gives sacred concert. Evening. McCahill. 2 o'clock. horses. Havre de Grace, Maryland. March 28 Woman's Alliance, First April 20 Woman's Club of Oakland. June 21-23—National open golf tour Unitarian Church, Morewood and Hotel Schenley. nament for women. Olympia Fields, Ellsworth Avenues, gives Laymen's April 20 Woman's Club of Crafton Chicago. League dinner, followed by enter gives annual luncheon. July 25-28 Western open golf tourtainment. April 23 Homewood Women's Club nament for women. North Shore, March 29—Twentieth Century Club presents a speaker to discuss "Wills Chicago. presents Donald McGill in recital, and Estates." Homewood Carnegie July 31-August 4 National public with Earl Mitchell at the piano. Library. links golf tournament for women. March 30 College Club Discussion April 23—Colloquium Club. Hostess, Cobb Creek, Philadelphia. Group offers for discussion "The Mrs. Frank C. Stoeltzing. August 13-18—Women's Western golf Most Important Problem in Present April 24 Tuesday Musical Club pre tournament. Indian Hill, Chicago. Day Education." 3 o'clock. sents American program. Upper August 20-25 Western amateur wom March 30—Daughters of American Hall, Soldiers* Memorial. 2:15. en's golf tournament. Bob O'Link, Revolution, Pittsburgh Chapter. April 25—Woman's Alliance, First Chicago. Hotel Schenley. Unitarian Church, Morewood and September 10-15 National amateur March 30—Woman's Club of Crafton presents W. F. H. Wenzel in "Birds Ellsworth day. Avenues, social service golf tournament for women. Brae Burn, MISCELLANEOUS Boston. of Pennsylvania." Craft Club Hall. April 2 7 Daughters of the American March September 3—Allegheny 24-29—Women's County Agricul National March 30 Epoch Club presents Miss Revolution, Pittsburgh Chapter. Spetural golf tournament. Co-operative Hot Association Springs, gives Vir Alice McGirr, of Carnegie Library, cial meeting for reports of delegates third ginia. annual banquet. Chamber of in "Book Talk." Hostess, Mrs. John to thirty-seventh annual Continental Commerce. 6:15. J. Jackson. Congress at Washington and election March 5—Bishop Alexander Mann April 2—Woman's Club of Sewickley of delegates to annual State Confer conducts Lenten Bible Class, aus Valley has program by Sewickley ence. Hotel Schenley. 2:30. pices of The Woman's Auxiliary. Music Club. Tea. Edgeworth Club. April 2 7—Woman's Club of Crafton "How the Gospels Came To Be Writ 3 o'clock. presents Dr. C. C. Moyar in "Diet of ten and Why We Have Only Four." April 2—The Tourists give Spring Health." Health Day pageant and St. Peter's Parish House, Fifth, musicale. Hostess, Mrs. Henry H. awards. Craft Club Hall. Forbes and Craft. 2 o'clock. Fol Hanna. April 2 7—Epoch Club. Hostess, Mrs. lowed by tea and discussion. Open April 2 Dickens Fellowship gives din Norman W. Storer. to all women. ner. The Fort Pitt. May 14 Dolly Madison Chapter, March 8—Traffic Club of Pittsburgh April 3 Woman's Club of Pittsburgh. Daughters of 1812. Womans City gives twenty-seventh annual dinner. Congress Clubhouse. Club, the William Penn. The William Penn. April 4 Woman's Alliance, First Uni ART EXHIBITS March 12—Bishop Alexander Mann tarian Church, Morewood and Ells March 7—Closing date for exhibition conducts Lenten Bible Class, ausworth Avenues. 1 1 o'clock. Lunch of Modern American Paintings. J. pices of The Woman's Auxiliary. eon at 1. J. Gillespie Galleries, Liberty Ave "The Earliest Gospel, the Author, April 5 Southern Club annual businue. the Probable Place and Date." St. ness meeting and election of officers. March 10—Closing date for eighteenth Peter's Parish House, Fifth, Forbes Hotel Schenley. 2 o'clock. annual exhibition of The Associated and Craft. 2 o'clock. Followed by April 9 Woman's Club of Sewickley Artists of Pittsburgh. Carnegie Gal tea and discussion. Open to all Valley presents Wilhelmina Johanleries. women. sen, soprano, and Carl Lamson, March I 7 Closing date for exhibition March 19—Bishop Alexander Mann pianist. Edgeworth Club. 3 o'clock. of fine mezzotints and original etch conducts Lenten Bible Class, aus April 9 Woman's Club of East Libings by BENEFITS European artists, including pices of The Woman's Auxiliary. erty gives tea for new members. March Louis 19 Icart, Wellesley Ge<strong>org</strong>es Grellet, Club of LecomPitts "The Characteristics of the Gospel; East Liberty Y. W. C. A. burghty and sponsors Bastogy. performance Joseph Home of "The Com the Style; the Portrait of Jesus, the April 9 Homewood Women's Club Mikado." pany Picture Alvin Galleries. Theatre. 8:15. Treatment of the Miraculous." St. presents Ralph H. Smith, assistant March 30 I 7-April and 31 15—Photographic The Womans City Sec Peter's Parish House, Fifth, Forbes U. S. District Attorney, in "Inter Club tion, Pittsburgh sponsors Spring Academy Fashion of Science Show. and Craft. 2 o'clock. Followed by national Current Events." Home- The and William Art, holds Penn Ball-Room. fifteenth annual After tea and discussion. Open to all wood Carnegie Library. noons salon. and Carnegie evenings Galleries. with tables for women. April 9—Pittsburgh Colony of New October tea and 18 supper. - December 10—-Twenty- March 21—Stage and Play Society. England Women. Hostess, Mrs. Mur- SPORTS seventh Carnegie Institute Interna Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15. s ray S. Rust. March tional 6-10—Belmont Art exhibition. Manor Golf March 26—Bishop Alexander Mann April 9 Colloquium Club. Hostess, Club ladies' Spring tournament. conducts Lenten Bible Class, aus Mrs. John W. Sherrer. Bermuda. pices of The Woman's Auxiliary. April 10—Tuesday Musical Club March 6-10—Riddell's Bay Golf and "The Story of the Resurrection; the Choral program. Soloist, Constance Country Club men's tournament. Lost Ending of The Gospel; the Eberhart. Upper Hall, Soldiers' April April lowed Edwin Schenley. Valley Ellsworth Craft Unitarian Luncheon Memorial. 16—Woman's 13—Epoch 1 1 I Club 3 by I J. 3 holds tea. Woman's Stockslager. at Southern Church, 2 Avenues. Hall. 2:15. o'clock. 1. annual Edgeworth Club. Club Morewood Alliance, Club. meeting, Hostess, of 1 I of Club. Sewickley o'clock. Crafton. and First Hotel Mrs. fol Bermuda. March June women. Value Peter's and tea entella." County Mask Craft. 7—Civic and 29—University and of Parish holds discussion. Syria Wig St. 2 annual o'clock. House, Club Mark Mosque. of Flower presents of Fifth, Open Today." Pennsylvania Followed 8:15. Allegheny Market. Forbes to "Tar- St. by all
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