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THE INDEX, Saturday, March 10, 1928
C L U B S - P H I L A N T H R O P I E S - C I V I C S
of the Federation in Lancaster next October.
The first prize, $10, is offered for the best
three-hundred-word article by a federated
Pennsylvania clubwoman on "New Joy in the
Home Through Family Conference;" the
second, which is for the same sum, is for the
best community project undertaken by a club
in line with the work of the Department, of
which Mrs. John M. Phillips is chairman.
Following the Board and business meeting
of the Woman's Alliance of the First Unitarian
Church, Morewood and Ellsworth Ave-
MRS. IRWIN L. GILLESPIE
Mrs. James S. Huey, president of the
Is a member of the committee in charge of the Woman's school Club of Mt. Lebanon, has appointed
of politics that the Allegheny County Council of Re­ Mrs. C. W. Scheck, Mrs. F. 5. Jones and Mrs.
publican Women is conducting Friday mornings in Herman Hofmann as a Welfare Committee.
the Congress of Women's Clubs.
nues, at eleven o'clock Wednesday morning,
March fourteenth, Mrs. Milton C. Jena will
give a book review, discussing "High Lights
in Recent Fiction." There will be the usual
luncheon at one o'clock.
"More and Better Spending" is the subject
of the talk that Mrs. Clarence Renshaw will
give before the College Club of Pittsburgh
Friday afternoon, March sixteenth, at three
o'clock. The hostesses will be Mrs. John V.
Breisky, chairman; Mrs. C. G. Jensen, Mrs.
Harry S. Daley, Mrs. James M. Clarke, Miss
Dorothy Siebert and Mrs. William M. Hutchison.
Mrs. Jensen and Mrs. Daley will pour
at the tea that will follow Mrs. Renshaw's
talk.
The Home Economics Committee will be
chairmen at the meeting of the Woman's
Club of Oakland in the Hotel Schenley at two
o'clock Friday afternoon, March sixteenth,
and the ushers will be Mrs. J. B. Scott and
Mrs. C. C. Shanahan. Members of the committee
are Mrs. J. J. Martin, Mrs. C. M.
Means, Mrs. S. II. Augustine, Mrs. Alexander
Wilson, Mrs. C. W. Cottrell, Mrs. A. J. Irwin,
Mrs. W. E. Kessler, Mrs. Barbara Owens,
Mrs. D. R. Wynne, Mrs. F. E. Forgie, Mrs. D.
Dwyer, Mrs. William Boyd, Mrs. Harry Fehl
and Mrs. A. A. Simmons.
"How Pennsylvania Educates Her Children"
will be the subject at the meeting of
the Homewood Women's Club at two o'clock
Monday afternoon, March twelfth, in Homewood
Carnegie Library, with Mrs. D. Edwin
Miller, chairman of the Congress of Clubs
Department of Education, as speaker. Mrs.
G. W. Postgate is the leader and the ushers
will be Mrs. F. W. Scott, Mrs. E. W. Reed,
Mrs. W. C. Maxwell and Mrs. H. E. McKelvey.
Mrs. Miller's talk will be illustrated.
"The Romantic Age," a comedy, is the next
offering of the Stage and Play Society. The
performance will be given in Carnegie Music
Hall the evening of Wednesday, March
twenty-first.
The cast includes Mrs. Percy G. Kammerer,
Miss Esther Stockton Ely, Mrs. Wilmer
M. Jacoby, Carroll Fitzhugh, Harold Geoghegan,
Rodman McClintock, Frederick Ely and
James W. Macfarlane.
Mrs. Carl E. Cosolowsky, president of the
Congress of Women's Clubs, will speak at the
meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy,
Pittsburgh Chapter, in the Hotel
Schenley Friday afternoon, March sixteenth,
at two o'clock.
Republican women are interested in the
school of politics being conducted Friday
mornings in the Congress of Clubs by the
Allegheny County Council of Republican
Women. At yesterday's meeting United
States District Attorney John D. Meyer was
the speaker, giving a talk on "The Presidential
Year."
The committee in charge of the lectures includes
Mrs. Mav T. Neff, Mrs. Margaret
Stewart Gray, Mrs. Irwin L. Gillespie and
Miss Lola Walker. Mrs. Clifton A. Verner is
chairman of the County Council.
Monday afternoon, March twelfth, will be
Home Economics luncheon and guest day for
the Woman's Club of East Liberty, which
will meet in the East Liberty Y. W. C. A.
Mrs. A. F. Earnest is in charge and the
speaker will be the Rev. Allen Day with "No
Nation Can Be Destroyed While it Possesses
a Good Home Life" as his subject.
The Colloquium Club will meet Monday
afternoon, March twelfth, with Mrs. E. A.
Nisbet as hostess. A reading of Holberg's
"Jepre of the Hill," by Miss Letitia Bennett,
Mrs. Harry II. Rankin and Mrs. Robert W.
Kiser, has been arranged and Mrs. George
P. Early will read several poems.
The Epoch Club has arranged the followingprogram
for Thursday, March fifteenth:
"Literature and Drama," Mrs. Thomas C.
Clifford; "Golf," Mrs. Robert R. Gordon;
"Wild Flowers," Mrs. J. Layng Hukill; "Audubon—A
History of His Life and Time,"—
F. H. Herrick, Mrs. William T. Leggett. Mrs.
Howard K. Jones will be the hostess.
"Industrial Pennsylvania" will be studied
at the meeting of the Woman's Club of Crafton
in Craft Club Hall at two o'clock Friday
afternoon, March sixteenth. Mrs. W. W.
DeShong will be the leader and the following
talks will be given: "Silk Industry," Mrs.
MRS. MARY JONES SHERRILL
Will give a reading of Charles Wakefield
Cadman's "The Witch of Salem,"
with Earl Mitchell at the piano, before
the Twentieth Century Club Thursday
afternoon, March fifteenth.
Nina H. McCullough; "Glass Manufactury,"
Mrs. H. P. Crawford; "By-Products," Mrs.
W. S. Guy. Hostesses for the day will be
Mrs. Emily D. Richards, chairman, Mrs. G.
N. Riley, Mrs. Howard Riter, Mrs. J. K. Robb
and Mrs. J. S. Roberts.