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North Negley Avenue, to Mr. Robert
M. Repp, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs-
Robert M. Repp, of South Atlantic
Avenue.
Miss Jane Taggart Brown, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Taggart Brown,
of Bellevue, to Mr. Wellman Cotton
Daniels, of Syracuse, New York, son
of Mrs. Charles H. Daniels, of Somerville,
Massachusetts.
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Manor, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Manor, of
East Liverpool, Ohio, to Mr. John
Scott Robb, III., son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Scott Robb, Jr., of Carnegie.
Miss Dorothy P. Eaton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Eaton, of
Braddock Avenue, to Mr. William R.
Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
C. Davis, of Spokane, Washington.
Miss Janet McLean, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. McLean, of Stratford
Avenue, to Mr. Karl Straub, son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Straub, of Pittsburgh
and Clifton.
Miss Alice Walton Childs, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Childs, of
Albemarle Street, to Mr. Oliver P.
Nicola, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver P. Nicola, of the Schenley
Apartments.
Miss Margaret Louise Eckhardt, daughter
of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Henry
P. Eckhardt, of Morewood Avenue,
to Mr. Carl H. Reker, of Cleveland.
Miss Elizabeth Curll Moore, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John George Kahl,
of Ben Avon, to Mr. Wait man
Charles Stoehr, son of Mr. Paul Mc­
Kee Stoehr, of Bellevue.
Miss Sara Eleanore Thorp, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Munroe
Thorp, of Maple Avenue, Edgewood,
to Mr. William Forker Whitla, son of
Mrs. James P. Whitla, of Sharon.
Miss Helen Frances Hood, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jervis Hood,
of Carnegie Place, to Mr. William
Boyd Lyons, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Lyons, of Nichols Street, Squirrel
Hill.
Miss Margaret Carnegie Perkins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Curtis Perkins, of Pittsburgh and
New York, to Mr. John Speer Laughlin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George M.
March 17—Dr. Charles Heinroth lectures
on "Scandinavian Music," with
instrumental illustrations. Carnegie
Music Hall. 8:15. Free to the public.
March 18—Free organ recital. Carnegie
Music Hall. 4 o'clock.
March 18 Free organ recital. Carnegie
Music Hall, North Side." 3
o'clock.
March 18 Alfred Hamer gives organ
recital, assisted by Charles W. Hail,
tenor. Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church, Sixth Avenue. 4 o'clock.
March 23 Carnegie Institute of Technology
Men's and Women's Glee
Clubs give annual home concert.
Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15. Dance
follows in Carnegie Union.
March 24 Dr. Charles Heinroth lectures
on "American Folk Music,"
with instrumental illustrations. Carnegie
Music Hall. 8:15. Free to
the public.
March 25 Pittsburgh Symphony Society
Orchestra, Elias Breeskin conducting.
Soloist, Margaret Mat-
zenauer. Metropolitan Opera Company
contralto. Syria Mosque.
8:15.
March 25 Alfred Hamer gives organ
recital, assisted by Pierre De Backer,
violin. Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church, Sixth Avenue. 4 o'clock.
March 31—Dr. Charles Heinroth lectures
on "A Great French Symphony
(Cesar Franck)" with instrumental
illustrations. Carnegie Music Hall.
8:15. Free to the public.
April 3—Mendelssohn Choir, Ernest
Lunt, director, presents "The Passion
According to St. Matthew."
Carnegie Music Hall. 8 o'clock.
April 22 Pittsburgh CLUBS Symphony Orchestra
concert, Richard Hageman
March conducting. 1 9—Twentieth Soloist, Century Moriz Club Rosenthal.
presents Syria Secretary Mosque. of the 8:15. Navy Cur­
May tis 1 I—Bach D wight Festival. Wilbur in Bethlehem, "The Navy."
Pennsylvania.
1 1 o'clock.
March 19 The Tourists present Dr.
Cora Helen Coolidge, president of
Pennsylvania College for Women, in
"Recent Developments in the Education
of Women." Congress Clubhouse.
March 1 9—Woman's Club of Sewick­
Laughlin, LECTURES
Jr., of Woodland Road. ley Valley. Department of Philan­
March
Miss Winifred
18—Carnegie
Graham
Museum
Croft, daughter thropy Day. Edgewor.h Club. 3
presents
of
M. Graham
Mr. and
Netting
Mrs.
in
Harry
"The
William o'clock.
Lesser
Antilles."
Croft, of the
Lecture
Schenley
Hall.
Apartments, March 20 Woman's Club of Pitts­
2.:30.
March
to Mr.
22—Academy
William Stavely
of Science
Wilson,
and
of burgh. Reception of past presi­
Art
East
of
Sixty-seventh
Pittsburgh
Street,
presents
New
Zellner,
York, dents. Congress Clubhouse.
Protean
son of the
Characterist,
late Mr. and
in
Mrs.
"Flashes
John March 2 I—Woman's Alliance, First
from
Alexander
Life,
Wilson,
Literature
of Brooklyn.
Unitarian Church, Morewood and
and History.*
Miss
Carnegie
Helen Adeline
Institute
Snively,
Lecture
daughter Ellsworth Avenues. I I o'clock.
Hall.
of
8:15.
Mrs. Harry A. Snively, of College Luncheon at 1.
March
Avenue,
25—Carnegie
to Mr. Nevin
Museum
C. Brenner, March 22 Southwestern District,
presents
Rudyerd
son of Mr.
Boulton
and Mrs.
in "Angola,
Ernest J.
A
Bren­ State Federation of Club Women,
Naturalner,
Paradise."
of Ben Avon.
holds annual conference. The Wil­
Lecture Hall. 2:30.
liam Penn. 10 o'clock.
April 18—Pennsylvania College for
March 23 College Club presents Dr.
Women presents Mrs. H. H. A.
H. D. Curtis, Director of Allegheny
Beach in piano recital. 1 I o'clock.
Observatory, in "Around the World
April 24—Pennsylvania College for
to Observe an Eclipse of the Sun.
Women presents MUSIC Margaret Widde-
3 o'clock.
March mer. 1 I 7—Yost 1 o'clock. String Quartet gives March 24—Wilson College Club gives
final program for this season. Nor­ annual Easter luncheon Hotel
man Frauenheim, pianist, guest solo­
Schenley. 1 o'clock. Preceded by
ist. Hotel Schenley ball-room. 8:15. business meeting at 12 o'clock.
March ley Mrs. Valley 26 26—Woman's H. Colloquium F. presents Wherrett. Club. Nellie Club Hostess, B. of Allen Sewick­ in
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